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Only one in five Marylanders feel children in Maryland should return to the classroom full time during the pandemic, according to a new poll released by Annapolis-based Gonzales Polls. The poll, released Tuesday morning, finds a substantial majority of those surveyed ...

Maryland voters can begin to vote in person next week at dozens of sites statewide. Early voting centers open Monday morning and will operate daily until Nov. 2. Maryland has allowed early in-person voting since 2010, but it wasn’t offered ...

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ANNAPOLIS — Maryland will tap its rainy day fund for $250 million earmarked for another round of pandemic relief for small businesses. The amount, which includes $150 million in immediate aid to mom and pop shops, restaurants and nonprofits, comes ...

Maryland business owners could see additional state aid as part of Thursday announcement from Gov. Larry Hogan, who is being urged by a prominent Democrat to make any package large and quickly available. Hogan, a second-term Republican, firmed up the ...

A state capital debt panel has recommended the state limit the amount it will borrow next year to less than $1.1 billion, dashing the hopes of some who want Maryland to expand bonding to stimulate its economy. The $1.095 billion recommendation ...

First responders and the elderly will be the first to receive a vaccination against the coronavirus — when one becomes available — under a plan released Tuesday by Gov. Larry Hogan. The two-phase plan would prioritize those more likely to ...

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Existing residential foreclosure proceedings may resume and new foreclosure actions may be initiated beginning Jan. 4 under an executive order Gov. Larry Hogan issued Friday that includes protections for borrowers financially harmed by the pandemic. The order requires lenders or ...

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HURLOCK — Businesses in Maryland can expect another round of state aid. Gov. Larry Hogan, speaking at a farm on the upper shore, pledged another round of aid for struggling state businesses at the same time he was announcing $10 ...

Police departments around the state could be required to begin using body cameras and release some disciplinary records of officers under a set of recommendations made by the Commission to Restore Trust in Policing. The recommendations are the latest aimed at ...

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he voted for the late Ronald Reagan for president, instead of President Donald Trump.