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Last update: 8 hours agoStudent Loans in Court: Maryland is among 23 Democratic-led states suing the U.S. Department of Education over a new rule that narrows which graduate and professional programs qualify for federal student loans—arguing it will block access for future healthcare workers and worsen staffing shortages. Drug Pricing: Maryland’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board voted to cap what state and local governments pay for Ozempic, aiming to save public plans about $5.8 million a year, with broader limits possible in 2028. Housing in Park Heights: Ground broke on the $44 million Residences at Belvedere Place near Pimlico—83 affordable units plus small business space, with 11 permanent supportive housing spots. Commercial Real Estate: A Nottingham apartment community, Crossings at White Marsh, sold for $67.1 million. Local Business Watch: Lowe’s shoppers in Maryland face a new paint stewardship fee that’s pushing some contractors to buy across state lines.
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