Income inequality resonates as an issue among Democratic voters – Capital News Service
By DAN RUSSO, MAGGIE DEBLASIS, and LEXIE SCHAPITL
Capital News Service
WASHINGTON — When Freddie Gray, 25, was pronounced dead read more
New Environmental Protection Legislation is Good for Maryland’s Economy
Over the last few years, residents of the Curtis Bay community in Baltimore – the most polluted ZIP code in read more
Activists, workers praise bill for $15 minimum wage – Baltimore City Paper
Raise the wage! Raise the wage!” city workers and advocates chanted on the steps of City Hall this afternoon.
They read more
Baltimore One Year After the Death of Freddie Gray
Today marks one year since Freddie Gray’s death and, like many Baltimoreans, it is prompting me to reflect on the read more
To Support a Strong Economy, All Marylanders Must Pay Their Fair Share in Taxes
Maryland’s success today is due to our past public investment in good schools, a strong transportation system and other building read more
2016 Session Leaves Missed Opportunities to Help Working Marylanders
When this year’s legislative session began, there was the potential for the General Assembly to take meaningful steps to help read more
General Assembly inaction leaves low-income workers behind
April 12, 1016
The Maryland General Assembly has missed an opportunity to give a much-deserved break to people who work read more
Investing in child care could save Maryland families thousands of dollars each year
As parents throughout the state already know, enrolling an infant in daycare in Maryland can now costs more than the read more
In Md., big tax cuts for those who need them least – Baltimore Sun
A package of income tax cuts passed by the state Senate got a boost this week when Gov. Larry Hogan read more
Time limit on food assistance puts 15,000 Marylanders at risk of going hungry
This month more than 15,000 Marylanders who are already struggling to get by will begin to lose a vital resource read more
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