In early fall, as the leaves on the trees in Maryland’s western counties signal their seasonal transition, brook trout prepare for a change as well…
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Governor Moore Declares State of Emergency to Address Economic Impacts of Federal Government Shutdown and Distribute $10 Million in Emergency Funding to Fight Food Insecurity
By The Citizen on October 30, 2025
Governor Wes Moore today declared a State of Emergency to address the economic impacts of the federal government shutdown and help deliver resources to support Marylanders’ health…
CSM to Launch New Aviation Maintenance Technology Associate Degree Program
By The Citizen on October 29, 2025
The College of Southern Maryland (CSM) is helping students fill critical workforce gaps in the region with a new associate degree program in Aviation Maintenance…
UPDATE: Attorney General Brown Now Suing Trump for Unlawfully Suspending SNAP Benefits,
By The Citizen on October 29, 2025
UPDATE 10/29/2925: Attorney General Brown Sues Trump Administration for Unlawfully Suspending SNAP Benefits, with Governors of Kansas, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania joining. In Maryland, SNAP feeds…
Chesapeake Bay Monitoring Shows Hypoxia Conditions Improved in Late August and September
By The Citizen on October 28, 2025
Data collected by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Old Dominion University showed an above average volume of hypoxia—waters with less than 2 mg/l…
Governor Moore Statement on SNAP Benefit Impacts Due to the Federal Government Shutdown
By The Citizen on October 27, 2025
Governor Wes Moore released the following statement regarding SNAP benefit impacts due to the federal government shutdown: “In a letter dated Oct. 10, the Trump…
DNR Scientists Publish Research on Largemouth Bass Habitat, Blue Catfish Movement
By The Citizen on October 24, 2025
Two recent studies by Maryland Department of Natural Resources scientists – one about underwater grass habitat and another on a major invasive threat – highlight…
Governor Moore and TEDCO Announce $50 Million Taiwanese Investment and New Global Partnerships to Grow Maryland’s Innovation Economy
By The Citizen on October 23, 2025
Governor Wes Moore, the Maryland Technology Development Corporation, APAC Investment and Innovation Development Association Taiwan, and SangFroid International Capital announced an agreement to unlock up…
Governor, Comptroller, Attorney General Receive 76,000 Educators’ Support at Maryland State Education Association
By The Citizen on October 21, 2025
Delegates representing 76,000 members of the Maryland State Education Association (MSEA) attending the MSEA fall Representative Assembly (RA) voted to support the re-election of Gov.…
DEA National Drug Take Back Day This Saturday, October 25, 2025
By The Citizen on October 21, 2025
The Maryland State Police, in collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and allied law enforcement agencies across the country, are asking residents to dispose…
CSM Launches Thrive 60+ Lifelong Learning Program for Adults Age 60 and Up
By The Citizen on October 17, 2025
Free and low-cost continuing education opportunities expand access, foster community, and enrich the lives of Southern Maryland residents age 60 and up. For residents of…
Maryland Harvest Season Ramping Up – Share the Road With Our Farmers!
By The Citizen on October 17, 2025
As many commuters may have noticed, our harvest season is ramping up and the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration, in partnership with the…
Governor Moore Convenes Veterans Organizations to Discuss Expanding Post-Service Opportunities as Critical Federal Resources Remain Unavailable
By The Citizen on October 17, 2025
Governor Wes Moore hosted veterans organizations Hiring Our Heroes and Student Veterans of America at the State House to discuss how Maryland can leverage cross-sector…
Maryland’s Small Game Seasons Provide Abundant Fall Hunting Opportunities
By The Citizen on October 14, 2025
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters that squirrel, rabbit, fall turkey, and other small game seasons are either underway or set to open in the coming weeks. Some…
Using Virtual Reality, Students Help Visualize Climate Change Solutions at Point Lookout State Park
By The Citizen on October 13, 2025
You’re on a walkway in a park. You can see trees, a road, a marsh and a coastline against a vibrant blue sky all around…