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Job growth accelerates by the most in 15 months in March
U.S. job growth rebounded sharply in March as a strike by health care workers ended and temperatures warmed up, but downside risks for the labor market are mounting.
DC’s speed cameras are catching super violators. Most have MD and VA tags.
D.C. speed cameras catch repeat speeding violators, mostly with Virginia and Maryland license plates, prompting new cross-border legislation.
Frederick to expand transit program for elderly, disabled residents
Frederick County’s Taxi Access Program will expand its services for older adults and people with disabilities on April 1.
MD bill makes removing ice from cars more than a ‘common courtesy’
A bipartisan bill is aimed at addressing the problem of dangerous icy projectiles, requiring drivers to clear snow and ice off their vehicles.
MTA reform bill slashes state liability for bus and train crashes
A bill to remake the Maryland Transit Administration would cap the damages available to victims of bus and train crashes, aligning the MTA’s liability with that of other government agencies.
ICE agents deployed to airports amid staffing gaps
Immigration agents began deploying at over a dozen airports to aid security screening as staffing absences by unpaid airport security officers have caused massive delays.
Small airports could soon shut down over TSA absences, Duffy warns
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that if a partial government shutdown continues, small airports could soon shut down.
MD bill allowing driverless cars faces opposition over crash liability
A Maryland bill would allow fully autonomous vehicles in the state, but wouldn’t — at least as drafted — give people anyone to sue in the event of an accident.
Baltimore Social Services office opens in city’s MVA branch
Baltimore City’s Motor Vehicle Administration branch will house a Baltimore City Department of Social Services office, MDOT officials said.
Amtrak’s new trains are arriving soon. Here’s what to expect.
Amtrak plans to soon roll out the first clutch of trains in its shiny new Airo fleet, first to the Cascades route and then to the Northeast Corridor.
Judge sides with MD over Trump administration’s suspension of EV charger program
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully suspended funding for EV chargers, siding with Maryland and 19 other states.
Maryland in State of Preparedness ahead of major snowstorm
As a major snowstorm approaches Maryland this weekend, Gov. Wes Moore has declared a State of Preparedness for the entire state.
