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Maryland Hispanic student enrollment declines amid immigration fears (opens the original)
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Hispanic enrollment in Maryland public schools began to decline during the past school year after growing at an average rate of 4.7% a year since pandemic-era lows, according to state data finalized earlier this summer. As classes are resuming for the current school year, parents, teachers and other community members shared their concerns about how immigration enforcement under President Donald Trump has cast a shadow over immigrant and Latino families and their public school students. “We don’t
State workers union sues Moore, university system for withheld raises (opens the original)
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Union leaders filed an unfair labor practice claim and said they were also filing suit against the governor and the University System of Maryland over recent layoffs and negotiated pay raises for university workers that have been withheld. At a rally Thursday outside USM headquarters in Baltimore, members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees said they have been caught in a dispute over funding between the governor’s office and the university, and workers are paying
Maryland Green Party announces its general election nominees (opens the original)
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Maryland election officials on Thursday certified the results of last month’s Democratic and Republican primary elections, but not before the Maryland Green Party announced its own 2026 nominees. The Greens, frozen out of the state-run primary elections, held their own online primary over the past two weeks and announced the winners on the party’s website Wednesday. None of the eight party members who are running for state and federal office this fall faced any primary opposition. But come Novem
Why was Anne Arundel judge removed? State Supreme Court explains ruling. (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court of Maryland said it removed Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court Judge Marc Knapp from the bench last month because of conduct that was “fundamentally incompatible with judicial office.” The court’s unanimous 75-page opinion, released Friday, explains the reasoning behind its June 4 removal of Knapp after an investigation that was sparked by a dramatic series of run-ins with Orphans’ Court Chief Judge Vickie Gipson. That investigation uncovered Knapp’s publicly disrespectful beha
Public financing programs faced biggest year yet in county executive primaries (opens the original)
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MoCo's Will Jawando opted to use public funds on his way to winning the Democratic nomination Thanks to readers like you, we’re close to reaching our $8,000 fall goal. Help us cross the finish line and keep this reporting going. Public funding in Maryland faced its biggest year yet in this year’s county executive primaries, with five counties using their systems simultaneously for the first time in a competitive field with only one incumbent seeking reelection. This primary was the first chance
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