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Key Bridge rebuild: Gov. Wes Moore’s administration launched a public dashboard for the multibillion-dollar Key Bridge reconstruction, with monthly progress updates and current design milestones (south and north approaches at 95% design; main span and marine approaches still not at 100%). Healthcare staffing: Maryland’s Safe Staffing Law took effect Oct. 1, requiring most licensed hospitals to form clinical staffing committees by July 1, 2027 and adopt written staffing plans by July 1, 2028—without setting nurse-to-patient ratios. Housing costs and poverty: A Pew study says high housing costs drive about 21% of measured poverty in Maryland, with income growth outpacing rent but affordability still weighing on families. Consumer relief: Maryland’s new rules include limits on dynamic pricing and a requirement that essential products be purchasable with cash. Local business impact: Chip City announced it’s closing all stores, including its Bethesda location. Military moves: Waldorf-based District Moving is expanding PCS relocation support for service members across the DMV.

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Oct. 2, 2026

Maryland law limits public access to some divorce records

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Oct. 2, 2026

Sheraton Baltimore North completes $9 million Towson overhaul

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Oct. 2, 2026

Cozi Furniture expands Ashley Furniture selection in Maryland and DMV

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Oct. 1, 2026

Shauntee Daniels advances Baltimore heritage preservation

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District Moving Companies Expands Military PCS Moving Support for Service Members Across the Washington, DC Region

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Maryland Public Service Commission to Hold Three Virtual Public Hearings on BGE Rate Case Application

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FTC Secures Settlement that Protects Small Businesses from Illegal Price Discrimination

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Maryland Guard cases colors of 729th QM Company ahead of redesignation

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DNR Report Marks Five Years of Upward Trajectory for Maryland’s Oyster Populations

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Governor Moore Announces Judicial Appointments to Baltimore City Circuit Court and Montgomery County Circuit and District Courts

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