Millions of Americans still don’t receive emergency alerts in their primary language — a dangerous gap during severe weather or public safety emergencies. I joined a coalition of attorneys general urging the Federal Communications Commission to move forward with its long-

Happening Today🚨 I’ll be joining Governor Wes Moore, Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy, and Maryland officials to make a major announcement. Watch live at 1:30 PM: youtube.com/live/XvtgupM...

I joined BUILD (Baltimoreans United In Leadership Development) to discuss their ongoing work to strengthen Baltimore through housing redevelopment, criminal justice reform, and opportunities for returning citizens.

My Office’s Medicaid Fraud and Vulnerable Victims Unit reached a $200,000 settlement with Patapsco Healthcare for providing substandard care to residents. Our investigation uncovered serious failures — from poor wound care and unsafe conditions to preventable overdoses.

On Native American Heritage Month, we recognize the cultures, histories, and contributions of Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian communities. Their resilience and traditions continue to enrich Maryland and strengthen our shared future. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

My Statement on the Court’s Ruling Against the Trump Administration’s Unlawful Suspension of SNAP Benefits:

The Federal Reserve must stay independent from politics — it’s vital to Maryland’s and America’s economic stability. I joined 23 attorneys general urging the Supreme Court to reject the President’s attempt to remove a Federal Reserve governor without cause.

In 2018, I suffered a stroke—an experience that forever changed my perspective on health. I was fortunate, but too many aren’t. Early detection, regular check-ups, and healthy habits save lives. Your future begins with the choices you make for your health right now. #StrokeAwarenessMonth

More than 680,000 Marylanders, including 262,000 children, rely on SNAP to put food on the table. The Trump administration’s decision to suspend this critical program during the shutdown is unlawful and cruel.

Maryland is launching a Franchise Renewal Fast-Track Review Program to help franchisors get renewals processed faster while keeping strong protections for franchisees. Learn more and register for upcoming webinars: oag.maryland.gov/News/Pages/A...

Millions of families rely on SNAP to put food on the table, but the federal government has warned that funding could run out soon because of the ongoing shutdown. I joined 22 attorneys general demanding answers from the USDA about how they plan to protect children, seniors, and veterans…

OAG Featured: Pro Bono In honor of National Pro Bono Week, we’re celebrating the power of service. Pro bono legal work ensures that those who can’t afford representation still have access to justice. 🔗 Watch the story now: youtu.be/F2O0umCt-Iw

Clean air and safe water aren’t optional, they’re essential. My office works to hold polluters accountable, enforce environmental laws, and protect the Chesapeake Bay, our rivers, and our drinking water.

My Office reached a multistate settlement with TechStyle Fashion Group (TFG Holding, Inc.), the company behind JustFab, ShoeDazzle, and FabKids, for deceiving customers into costly monthly “VIP” memberships without their clear consent.

State attorneys general rely on investigative subpoenas to uncover wrongdoing—from consumer fraud to environmental violations. I joined a multistate coalition urging the Supreme Court to uphold states’ authority to use these essential tools without unnecessary federal interference.

Why I Serve: Lisa Marts Guided by a lifelong commitment to care for others, Lisa Marts began her career as a prosecutor before bringing her talents here to the Maryland Office of the Attorney General.

The federal government is trying to cut off funding for Planned Parenthood — threatening access to cancer screenings, birth control, and other essential care for millions.

Happy Diwali! As families and communities gather to celebrate, may this season bring renewal, joy, and peace to all who observe. #Diwali

My Office and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission won a $51 million judgment against Safeguard Metals and its owner for scamming older adults out of their savings. They lied to seniors about investing in precious metals and took advantage of their trust.

Maryland families were promised real relief on their energy bills through the Solar for All program — and the federal government broke that promise. I led a multistate lawsuit to recover this funding and ensure Marylanders get the clean energy investments Congress intended.

The federal government is threatening to deport international students and professors for expressing their political views. That’s unconstitutional. I joined 20 attorneys general supporting The Stanford Daily in its lawsuit against this unlawful “Ideological Deportation Policy,”…

My Office issued new guidance to ensure Maryland law enforcement follows state law when working with federal agencies. Maryland officers serve our communities, not Washington politics. They must uphold our state’s standards for use of force, civil rights, and accountability — always.

The U.S. Department of Education is proposing new rules that would force colleges to collect and report detailed data linking students’ race to a broad range of other data, including data on admissions, financial aid, and academic performance.

Maryland’s Latino community is essential to the strength of our state. Assistant Attorney General Ernie Dominguez assigned to the Maryland Department of Labor shares how his journey from limited access to information to practicing law helps him connect with the community he serves.

Today, I joined a coalition of attorneys general in condemning the retaliatory prosecution of New York Attorney General Letitia James. Using the justice system to punish political opponents is wrong and dangerous. It threatens the rule of law and the integrity of our democracy.

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we recognize the history, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous communities, and their enduring strength in shaping our shared future. #IndigenousPeoplesDay

I joined 18 attorneys general in supporting a legal challenge to federal executive orders that attack diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility programs, and strip funding from organizations serving LGBTQ+ communities, especially transgender individuals.

This year’s theme, “With Survivors, Always,” calls us to action.Too many families, including my own, have felt the devastating impact of domestic violence. I stand with survivors and commit to centering their voices, protecting their safety, and supporting their healing.

My joint statement with 9 other attorneys general on defending nonprofits’ freedom of speech and right to free association. We will not allow political retaliation to silence organizations that serve our communities. Full statement: oag.maryland.gov/News/Pages/A...

My team had a great time connecting with seniors in the Bladensburg Prince George’s County! Our Outreach & Education coordinators shared information on nursing homes and other OAG services while everyone enjoyed food, music, games, and live entertainment together as a community.

National Guard troops should not be deployed for political purposes. These deployments are about power, not public safety, and they threaten every state’s ability to govern itself and protect its people. Read more: oag.maryland.gov/News/Documen...

Our OAG team joined Civic Works’ Day of Service at Mother’s Garden in Clifton Park. They worked alongside community volunteers to clear brush, remove invasive plants, and restore this historic five-acre space created in 1926 to honor mothers in Baltimore.

The Voting Rights Act is one of our nation’s strongest protections against racial discrimination in voting. But a recent court ruling threatens to strip away the ability of individuals to enforce it. Full press release: oag.maryland.gov/News/Pages/A...

My statement on Friday’s ruling upholding the preliminary injunction in our case defending birthright citizenship:

Victory: The Department of Justice has dropped its unlawful plan to block nearly $1.4 billion in federal funds for crime victims. That includes more than $23 million in Maryland for services like emergency shelter, medical care, and counseling for survivors.

Meet Karen Valentine & Kira Wilpone-Welborn In this edition we highlight the Consumer Protection Division’s Housing Unit. The team investigates abusive, and deceptive practices that harm Marylanders by denying them the housing for which they are paying. Watch their story now youtu.be/Ad4_f2yMXDs?...

Wishing all who observe Yom Kippur a meaningful day of reflection and renewal. May this time of prayer and fasting bring peace, strength, and clarity to you and your loved ones.

The Department of Justice is trying to block federal funds that help survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other violent crimes get critical legal representation.

Thank you to our Black Employee Network (BEN) for hosting a cookout that brought colleagues together to connect, build community, and celebrate the unique experiences of Black staff at the Office of the Attorney General.

Today I announced that a Pennsylvania man pled guilty to cheating Maryland construction workers out of wages they earned. Instead of paying the legally required rate, he falsified payroll records and pocketed the difference. My Office will continue to hold employers accountable

I joined 16 attorneys general and D.C. in suing to block a new federal policy that threatens $950,000 for Maryland’s sexual health education programs. These programs give teens the tools to prevent pregnancy, stop the spread of STIs, and make healthy choices — and they must remain inclusive…

A federal court just blocked an unlawful attempt to tie emergency funding to immigration enforcement. This ruling protects billions of dollars that Maryland and other States depend on for emergency preparedness…

A new federal policy would force Maryland agencies and nonprofits to end programs that promote fairness and equal opportunity or risk losing the funding they need to serve our communities. I joined 19 attorneys general in supporting a challenge to this unlawful change.

Today I joined 23 attorneys general, counties, and cities to oppose the Trump administration’s plan to erase the Environmental Protection Agency’s 2009 Endangerment Finding.

It was an honor for our Medicaid Fraud and Vulnerable Victims Unit to join the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office at today’s 3rd Annual Older Adult Luncheon. Protecting older Marylanders is a responsibility we all share and today was about making sure they know where to find help if.. (1/2)

Identity theft can cause lasting harm to your finances, credit, and peace of mind. My office offers resources to help you spot warning signs, recover if you’ve been targeted, and protect yourself from future fraud.

Today I joined 22 attorneys general in supporting D.C.’s lawsuit to stop the Trump administration’s unlawful deployment of National Guard troops. Using the military as local police is unconstitutional, undemocratic, and dangerous.

September is African Heritage Month in Maryland. With one of the largest African immigrant communities in the nation, our state is enriched by culture, history, and traditions that continue to strengthen our future together.

Today I announced an $11 million settlement with the owners of Heather Hill Apartments — the largest restitution ever in a landlord/tenant case by our Consumer Protection Division.

In January, I introduced my office’s new Strategic Plan, a roadmap to strengthen public safety, protect consumers and workers, uphold civil rights, safeguard our natural resources, and modernize the way we serve Marylanders.