ANNAPOLIS — Today the Maryland State Education Association, the Baltimore Teachers Union, and the Maryland PTA issued a joint call for the fal…
ANNAPOLIS — With 118 days until the November general election, Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday, July 8, directed the State Board of Elections to…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland’s comptroller office launched the first phase of the agency’s new tax processing system on Monday, Comptroller …
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — A statue of a Confederate soldier that stands in a Maryland cemetery was toppled and two other monuments on its grounds …
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Maryland panel approved about $413 million in state budget cuts Wednesday as part of a long-term effort to adjust to t…
While Gov. Larry Hogan has issued orders slowly reopening the state following a series of closures due to COVID-19, the lawsuit filed against …
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Dozens of new laws are taking effect in Maryland this week.
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STATEWIDE — With the arrival of summer, State Fire Marshal Brian S. Geraci is suggesting that Marylanders attend public fireworks displays. “I…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — All 99 Democrats in Maryland’s House of Delegates called Tuesday on Gov. Larry Hogan to immediately implement police ref…
ANNAPOLIS — Restaurants and other businesses got more good news Wednesday as Gov. Larry Hogan announced that more businesses could open their …
ANNAPOLIS — A number of businesses will be able to reopen beginning Friday at 5 p.m., according to an announcement made by Gov. Larry Hogan We…
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WILMINGTON, Del. — Delaware restaurants and bars can expand outdoor seating and the state’s churches can hold outdoor services without size li…
DOVER, Del. — Democratic Gov. John Carney said Tuesday that he will lift his ban on short-term rentals in Delaware and a mandatory 14-day quar…
BALTIMORE COUNTY — Congressman Andy Harris, R-1, was allegedly overheard cursing at a White House advance staffer Monday at a Memorial Day eve…
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A federal district court judge denied a motion for preliminary injunction Wednesday that had been filed against Gov. Larry Hogan and other sta…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland is widely expanding access to coronavirus testing, to people without appointments or symptoms — a step that epi…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland will begin universal testing for COVID-19 in all state-run correctional and juvenile facilities, Gov. Larry Hog…
BALTIMORE, MD — The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange today reminded uninsured Marylanders that they have until June 15 to enroll in coverage t…
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ANNAPOLIS — Maryland faces a budget hole of between $925 million and $1.1 billion for the current fiscal year because of the impact of the cor…
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland residents used words like “soul crushing” and “hell” to describe their experiences seeking unemployment benefits via a st…
BALTIMORE — The attorney general of the State of Maryland filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed May 2 against Gov. Larry Hogan and sever…