Maryland panel kills state-run bank proposal Maryland won’t be getting a state-run bank, at least not this year, but one of its backers said she’ll try again next session.

A bill that would have created a state commission to study creation of a Maryland State Bank was killed Wednesday in a 19-3 vote by the House Economic Matters Committee.

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