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In the “Wild West” of Outpatient Vascular Care, Doctors Can Reap Huge Payments as Patients Risk Life an...
To move vascular procedures out of expensive hospitals, the government turbocharged payments to doctors’ offices. Instead of saving money, it started a boom that is making doctors rich and putting patients...
Maryland Sheriffs Sue State to Stop Amnesty State Law
Seventeen Maryland county sheriffs have joined together to sue the state over a new law that gives sanctuary to illegals.
New Louisiana Map Boosts GOP, Keeps Only One Black-Majority Seat
AP Photo/Adam Bettcher Whenever Democrats start tearing their hair out over something Republicans are doing, like redrawing state district maps to gain a GOP advantage, it's always because it's something the...
Stop The Bleed Training at Talbot County Free Library
Easton, Md. – The The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland says the only thing more tragic than a death is a preventable death. With bleeding being the leading cause of prevent...
Worcester Co. Public Schools Awarded $5.9M for Energy Efficiency Projects
WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. – Worcester County Public Schools has been awarded more than $5.9 million in state grant funding through the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) to support energy modernization proje...
Gov. Moore Issues Directive to Address Agriculture Impacts from Statewide Freeze
MARYLAND – Governor Wes Moore today issued a directive on Friday to the Maryland Department of Agriculture and Maryland Department of Environment to implement a coordinated and urgent response to the late...
‘From farm to fuel,’ Perdue launches group of 100% biodiesel-powered trucks
Salisbury, Md. – Perdue Farms, in collaboration with the Maryland Soybean Board and Optimus Technologies, announced the deployment of six trucks powered by 100% soybean-derived biodiesel on Friday. Officia...
Homelessness rises in D.C., Virginia, drops in Maryland and more state headlines
Homelessness rises in D.C., Virginia, drops in Maryland and more state headlines
Maryland schools rank 3rd in nation in post-pandemic reading recovery
Maryland schools made nation-leading strides in their recovery from students’ learning loss in the pandemic, data show.
Plants native to DC-area could offer greener alternative to water-hungry lawns
At the Swamp Rose Co-Op in Silver Spring, Maryland, staffers guide plant lovers who may want to start with part of a garden or convert an entire lawn to a meadowlike landscape.
U.Md. art teacher hits the right note with strange, bold instruments made from chairs
A University of Maryland art teacher is striking a chord with people through musical chairs — pieces of art made from plastic lawns chairs and harp strings.
Maryland governor orders state aid for farmers hit by April freeze
One day after he requested federal help for farmers hit by a disastrous late-season freeze, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore directed state agencies to provide assistance.
County sheriffs file lawsuit challenging Community Trust Act
The majority of Maryland's 24 sheriffs filed suit in federal court Tuesday to block the Community Trust Act, which their suit said would hamper their obligation to work with federal authorities to combat ill...
Auditors: Maryland Medicaid agency may have paid for care for inmates, dead people
The state agency responsible for overseeing Medicaid payments and services lacked “effective processes” to identify millions in questionable payments made to dead or incarcerated people, according to an...
Watchdog group accuses Blanche of misconduct in Tennessee prosecution of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
A national watchdog group alleges Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche breached ethical rules in the Tennessee prosecution of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was cleared last week of criminal charges after a judge...
Chesapeake crab population rallies a bit from long-term slump
Last winter's dredge survey by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science found the Bay’s crabs, especially young crabs, have rebounded from a long slump,...
USPS restricts nonessential spending to delay running out of cash
The U.S. Postal Service is putting immediate restrictions on nonessential spending to avoid running out of cash sooner than expected, which could be next spring, with restrictions expected to impact hiring,...
‘It’s putrid!’: Glen Echo residents press officials after Potomac River sewage spill
Residents affected by the massive raw sewage spill into the Potomac River earlier this year shared ongoing concerns at a public meeting in Glen Echo on Monday night, including concerns about safety of the wa...
Key Bridge work to be awarded in separate contracts, in effort to keep costs down
State officials plan to split remaining work on the Francis Scott Key Bridge into four separate contracts, hoping to boost competition and lower costs, after parting ways with the current contractor over an...