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The top six Democratic candidates running for Baltimore mayor spent about $8 million during the primary season.

ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan is highlighting heroes in Maryland’s Black history in his recommendations for President Donald Trump’s planned National Garden of American Heroes. More than half of Hogan’s 10 recommendations with local ties are Black, including the nation’s ...

A call to bring students back into classrooms and school buildings around Maryland does not include guidance to parents and educators on what the academic year would look like when the first positive cases are diagnosed in children, teachers or ...

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ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan appointed Paul Corderman to a Maryland Senate seat in Washington County. Hogan announced the appointment on Thursday. It follows the recommendation made by the Washington County Republican Central Committee. Corderman has been a member of ...

ANNAPOLIS — School systems around the state are being “strongly encouraged” by Gov. Larry Hogan to begin moving to in-class instruction by the end of the first quarter at the latest. Hogan and his top health and school advisers cited ...

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Operators of the state’s 227 nursing homes and 137 assisted living facilities say the costs of carrying out state mandates for weekly COVID-19 testing of employees could cause sharp increases in costs and even bankrupt some facilities. State health officials ...

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A judge has ordered Tennessee election officials to clearly communicate on absentee ballot applications that people can vote by mail if they believe they or someone in their care face a higher risk of COVID-19. State officials ...

Roy McGrath solicited a six-figure severance payment from the Maryland Environmental Service in May as he was preparing to become Gov. Larry Hogan’s chief of staff, according to board members who said they felt pressured to comply. Members of the ...

School officials should be doing more to plan for potential cases of COVID-19, according to researchers with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. The advice comes as school systems around Maryland prepare to pick up the new academic ...

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UPPER MARLBORO — Maryland’s Prince George’s County could soon be the nation’s first school system to fund construction of several new schools by using a public-private partnership. WTOP reported Saturday that the school system has four interested developers. They’ll be competing for ...