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While education on tribal communities is available to lawmakers, Sen. Shane Morigeau said the program is inconsistent and not prioritized. This bill would change that.
Melissa Mcgarity, mother of two, said she quit her job to become a stay-at-home mom, because she couldn't afford child care.
If House Bill 54 passes, voters would no longer need to declare a party registration to participate in a primary.
Members of the Maryland General Assembly expressed excitement over starting the 2023 legislative session with a pre-COVID-19 feel.
Democratic leaders at the Maryland State House have a full plate of unfinished business and new issues they plan to tackle in Session 2023.