The Maryland Department of Labor has processed about 95% of the completed unemployment claims it has received since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in mid-March and about 80% of those claims have been paid, according to data the department recently provided to MarylandReporter.com.
Maryland has secured $70 million in new investments for initiatives aimed at protecting Marylanders from the coronavirus, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.
Former Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Joshua Sharfstein said Maryland is at a critical crossroads in its fight against the coronavirus.
Due to the rising number of coronavirus cases in Maryland the state will further limit indoor dining capacity at bars and restaurants, Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday evening.
Trump’s claims of massive voter fraud thus far appear to be without merit according to legal and political analysts. But the president has nevertheless signaled that he has no intention of conceding just yet and is considering holding more rallies to state his case. And many of his supporters are mounting demonstrations and echoing his claim that the election was rigged.
The federal government has approved Maryland’s 2020-2024 State Workforce Plan, the state’s Labor Secretary, Tiffany Robinson, said Friday.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday evening urged Marylanders to remain vigilant in response to the rising number of coronavirus cases both in the state and across the nation.
Deep-blue Maryland provided few surprises on Election Day.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden won the state with more than 63% of the vote. All of Maryland’s congressional representatives, seven out of eight of whom are Democrats-easily won re-election. Baltimore City overwhelmingly elected a new Democratic mayor, 36-year-old Brandon Scott.
@BryanRenbaum Frederick County is one of the few counties in deep-blue Maryland where voter registration between Democrats and Republicans is about even. Once considered a conservative bastion, demographic changes in recent years have turned the county from red to...
A major biotechnology company that is working on a vaccine for the coronavirus is planning a major expansion in Montgomery County that is expected to produce at least 400 new jobs by December 2024.
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