A coalition of business groups is concerned about the potential for rule changes that could limit public participation in the 2021 General Assembly Session. Legislative leaders have yet to say what a second pandemic session would look like, but a ...
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GAITHERSBURG — Maryland is ready to begin the distribution of a vaccine for the novel coronavirus when one becomes available, according to Gov. Larry Hogan. Hogan made the comments while speaking to reporters and others following a tour of two ...
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A legislative panel plans to issue subpoenas to compel testimony of a former top aide to Gov. Larry Hogan in an investigation into the Maryland Environmental Service that may be expanding to the hiring practices of the two-term governor as ...
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A proposal to track and make public complaints against police officers is drawing mixed reviews from police unions, prosecutors and chiefs of police. Democratic legislators are sponsoring more than a dozen proposals intended to improve accountability in law enforcement, which Republican ...
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Police reform bills that will be the subject of three days of hearings are drawing fire from Republicans and advocates for reform who are concerned the process is built for speed and has ignored the goals of activists. The Senate Judicial ...
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Maryland added more than 24,000 jobs in August, the lowest number in four months.
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Maryland Labor Secretary Tiffany Robinson vowed to improve communication between her department and lawmakers after a number of legislators — Democratic and Republican — complained about an inability to resolve unemployment benefits problems for constituents when dealing directly with top ...
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A vaccine for COVID-19 might not be available to most Marylanders for six-eight months after a treatment receives emergency authorization from the federal government, according to Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson. Ferguson, speaking during a Joint Legislative COVID-19 Work Group ...
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An aide to disgraced Mayor Catherine Pugh has been sentenced to federal prison and ordered to pay restitution for his role in the Healthy Holly book scandal as well as other crimes. Gary Brown, who nearly became a member of ...
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SPARKS — Maryland will be the first of a 10-state compact to take delivery of new COVID-19 rapid testing kits and machines. Gov. Larry Hogan announced the purchase of an initial 250,000 tests from Becton, Dickinson and Co. during a ...
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