Maryland will face budget cuts without a stimulus deal, Sen. Andrew Serafini from Western Maryland is resigning and the state continues to grapple with rising coronavirus cases.
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Maryland elections officials predict nearly 14,000 election judge vacancies, a position traditionally held by many retirees who are increased risk from COVID-19. In Baltimore, States Attorney Marilyn Mosby threatens to prosecute any federal agents sent in to quell unrest as vigilantes and kidnappers.
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U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen is fighting for an immigration program he says provides vital essential workers to the state during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Schools hold hearings and try to navigate many different opinions on school reopenings, Hogan says the state will “not going to take any bullying” when it comes to those decisions. Meanwhile, numbers of unemployed continue to grow and experts fear a surge in cases among young adults could foretell virus rates climbing.
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Jobs numbers show the economy is moving in a positive direction and experts are cautiously optimistic, but housing advocates are warning there could be a tidal wave of evictions as coronavirus-related protections are lifted.
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