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Health Reporter for @marylandmatters. Previous education reporter with the @FLPhoenixNews. Florida native. (She/her)
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Court blocks SNAP penalties, clarifies eligibility, but advocates still worried

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By Danielle J. Brown Verified
| Frederick News Post Verified
A recent court ruling may have saved states from "potentially ruinous financial penalties" related to changes in SNAP rules, but advocates worry that thousands of Maryland families may still lose
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Court blocks SNAP penalties, clarifies eligibility, but advocates still worried Original

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By Danielle J. Brown Verified
| Maryland Matters Verified
A recent court ruling may have saved states from “potentially ruinous financial penalties” related to changes in SNAP rules, but advocates worry that thousands of Maryland families may still lose coverage as they try to navigate the changes. Those changes stem from provisions in H.R. 1 — the One, Big Beautiful Bill Act — that affect individuals’ eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and states’ management of the program.
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Deadly 2026 heat season shatters state records for heat-related emergency calls, fatalities

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By Danielle J. Brown Verified, David Higgins
| The Southern Maryland Chronicle
The annual Maryland heat season ended with a record-breaking year for heat-related illnesses and deaths, with the state reporting that 61 Marylanders died due to hyperthermia in the season that ended Sept. 30. It shattered the previous record of 42 fatalities, set in 2012, according to available public data, and came close to doubling last year’s 34 deaths, continuing a troubling four-year rise in heat-related fatalities.
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