Frank Mitchell and Tim May talk to Maryland State Senator Karen Lewis Young, who represents District 3, joins the conversation to discuss the state’s budget challenges, taxpayer concerns, and her legislative priorities for Frederick County. Young explains her perspective on Maryland’s revenue challenges, the impact of federal funding cuts, and the rising costs of maintaining roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure.

She also highlights several accomplishments from the 2026 legislative session, including securing $1 million for the expansion of Frederick Health Hospital and advancing Mason’s Law to strengthen storm drain safety following a tragic drowning in Mount Airy.

Looking ahead, Young outlines her plans to push for greater accountability and environmental protections surrounding data centers, fair funding for Frederick County schools, lower prescription drug costs, improved transparency for residents, and property tax credits for seniors and uniformed service members.

The discussion also covers Maryland’s 287(g) immigration enforcement program, concerns about residents’ constitutional rights, and the challenges of balancing state spending with the needs of Maryland families.

As she seeks reelection to the Maryland State Senate, Young shares her priorities for the upcoming legislative session and explains how residents can learn more about her record and plans for the future.

Frank Mitchell and Tim May talk to Maryland State Senator Karen Lewis Young, who represents District 3, joins the conversation to discuss the state&rsquo;s budget challenges, taxpayer concerns, and her legislative priorities for Frederick County. Young explains her perspective on Maryland&rsquo;s revenue challenges, the impact of federal funding cuts, and the rising costs of maintaining roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure.
She also highlights several accomplishments from the 2026 legislative session, including securing $1 million for the expansion of Frederick Health Hospital and advancing Mason&rsquo;s Law to strengthen storm drain safety following a tragic drowning in Mount Airy.
Looking ahead, Young outlines her plans to push for greater accountability and environmental protections surrounding data centers, fair funding for Frederick County schools, lower prescription drug costs, improved transparency for residents, and property tax credits for seniors and uniformed service members.
The discussion also covers Maryland&rsquo;s 287(g) immigration enforcement program, concerns about residents&rsquo; constitutional rights, and the challenges of balancing state spending with the needs of Maryland families.
As she seeks reelection to the Maryland State Senate, Young shares her priorities for the upcoming legislative session and explains how residents can learn more about her record and plans for the future.

Local News & Conversation for Mid Maryland on 930 WFMD. Featuring Tim May, Frank Mitchell & Guest.