Major Maryland energy policy changes are on the table as legislature enters final weeks
The Maryland House and Senate are expected to announce their formal energy proposal to help curb rising utility costs within the coming days, and lawmakers are continuing to throw their ideas into the ring.
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Major Maryland energy policy changes are on the table as legislature enters final weeks
The Maryland House and Senate are expected to announce their formal energy proposal to help curb rising utility costs within the coming days, and lawmakers are continuing to throw their ideas into the ring.
Yes, Baltimore, your trash will still be picked up this week. It just might take a little longer.
The city is expecting delays for trash collection and services at some residential drop-off center locations this Wednesday through Saturday.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Fire at daycare facility sends 3 to hospital; Dundalk bakery closing after 7 decades; Half of school districts fall short of $60k teacher salary minimum; and more.
Fire at daycare facility sends 3 to hospital – CBS Baltimore Early morning fire kills two in Harford County – WMAR Inmate serving time for rapper’s murder found dead in Maryland prison – Baltimore Banner Bakery closing after nearly seven decades at Dundalk location – WBAL News Radio Maxed-out Baltimore sewage plant triggers development moratorium…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland sues ICE, DHS; $1M reward in search for man charged with killing wife at Maryland Dunkin’; Suspect dead, officer stable after being shot during hostage standoff in Northwest Baltimore; and more.
Maryland sues ICE, DHS amid Attorney General investigation into conditions at Baltimore facility — WJZ $1M reward offered in search for man charged in wife’s killing in 2015 at Hanover Dunkin’ — The Baltimore Sun Suspect killed by sniper after shooting BPD officer, taking hostage in standoff — WMAR The Pratt Library’s new leader traveled…
Task force charts a path for the Sisson Street bulk trash facility to be closed for private development – after conditions are met
A mayoral task force has voted to recommend that the city close its popular bulk trash drop-off facility on Sisson Street to make way for private development – but only after certain conditions are met.
Burtons Grill & Bar to open in Bel Air mid-April
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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Fire at daycare facility sends 3 to hospital; Dundalk bakery closing after 7 decades; Half of school districts fall short of $60k teacher salary minimum; and more.
Fire at daycare facility sends 3 to hospital – CBS Baltimore Early morning fire kills two in Harford County – WMAR Inmate serving time for rapper’s murder found dead in Maryland prison – Baltimore Banner Bakery closing after nearly seven decades at Dundalk location – WBAL News Radio Maxed-out Baltimore sewage plant triggers development moratorium…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland sues ICE, DHS; $1M reward in search for man charged with killing wife at Maryland Dunkin’; Suspect dead, officer stable after being shot during hostage standoff in Northwest Baltimore; and more.
Maryland sues ICE, DHS amid Attorney General investigation into conditions at Baltimore facility — WJZ $1M reward offered in search for man charged in wife’s killing in 2015 at Hanover Dunkin’ — The Baltimore Sun Suspect killed by sniper after shooting BPD officer, taking hostage in standoff — WMAR The Pratt Library’s new leader traveled…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Clash between officer and lawmaker caught on camera; Sharpshooters take on deer population; BWI airport dodges impacts of DHS shutdown so far; and more.
So far, BWI-Marshall Airport not hit with impacts of DHS shutdown – WBAL-TV Baltimore City brings out sharpshooters to control deer population – CBS Baltimore House and Senate still trying to coalesce on energy policy – Maryland Matters Water restrictions lifted at Baltimore hospital after bacteria treatment – Baltimore Banner Baltimore County inspector general will…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore ICE facility holding rooms empty during congressional visit; Baltimore teacher found dead at school; Baltimore bill would ban private detention centers; and more.
Maryland lawmakers find Baltimore ICE holding rooms empty during surprise inspection — The Baltimore Sun Veteran Baltimore educator found dead at Arundel Elementary School — WBAL Bill to ban private detention centers introduced in Baltimore City Council — WJZ Ravens legend Ed Reed responds to White House missile strike video that used NFL highlights –…
Monday Morning Headlines: Explosion causes injuries at Coca-Cola plant; License-plate readers approved for Baltimore police; Major juvenile disturbance in White Marsh; and more.
Equipment explosion at East Baltimore Coca-Cola plant injures several – WBAL-TV Traffic chaos meets economic boom as soccer legend Messi visits Baltimore – CBS Baltimore ICE awards $113 million to build out Hagerstown detention center – Baltimore Banner License plate readers approved for Baltimore police – FOX Baltimore/The Sun Multiple arrests and injuries after large…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Alleged Legionella outbreak at Baltimore ICE facility; Baltimore James Beard semifinalists to host joint dinner; Maryland Legislative LGBTQ+ Caucus lays out priorities; and more.
Alleged Legionella outbreak at Baltimore ICE facility prompts concerns from Maryland leaders — WJZ Haven’t tried the James Beard semifinalists? Now’s your chance to enjoy them all at once. — The Baltimore Banner LGBTQ+ Caucus targets legislative priorities for the rest of the 2026 session — Maryland Matters Grocery Outlet to close 36 stores this…
