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ANNAPOLIS — A second study of residents of state nursing homes is underway to determine if the elderly in congregate facilities need a second COVID-19 vaccine booster dose. Gov. Larry Hogan Thursday said the state is preparing to offer fourth ...

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ANNAPOLIS — Seven years ago, Gov. Larry Hogan took office after a campaign in which he criticized state spending and tax policies. The cover of his first budget was emblematic of that campaign, its no-frills black-and-white appearance designed to symbolize ...

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A key Senate committee has passed a plan to redraw the state Senate and House of Delegates districts.

Senate President Bill Ferguson spent $200,000 renovating a room for use as a space for news conferences.

Maryland health and cybersecurity officials misled legislators about the cause of a website shutdown at the Department of Health, according to one top lawmaker.

State officials confirmed that a cybersecurity incident that forced a shutdown of the Maryland Department of Health websites was a ransomware attack.

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Maryland’s top two Democrats will have a lot on their plates entering the 90-day session that begins at noon Wednesday. The ongoing pandemic will once again loom large over the legislative session. This is the third year the coronavirus has ...

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ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan Monday said his coming budget will propose $500 million in aid to police around the state over the next three years. The additional money is part of what the second-term Republican calls a “re-fund the ...

An ongoing pandemic will again affect Maryland’s upcoming General Assembly session. The state finds itself in a new, more intense surge of COVID-19 because of the more transmissible omicron strain. A coalition of good government and other groups said plans ...

The opening of the 2022 session will be marked by key changes in several standing committees in the House of Delegates. The moves come as Alexandra Hughes, the first Black woman to serve as chief of staff both under House ...