Cambridge native and Iraq War veteran Mike Detmer said Thursday on Veterans Day that he became extremely disheartened after hearing about the Biden administration’s decision to abruptly pull American troops out of Afghanistan following a 20-year campaign.
Roy McGrath, the former chief of staff for Gov. Larry Hogan, released documents he claims show the governor supported the controversial payout from an independent quasi-public agency that he got when he left to join the governor’s staff. McGrath has been indicted on federal and state charges related to the payout.
Maryland Reporter covers announcement by local and state health officials of a new health care subsidy for young adults, flooding hits the metro area due to windy conditions on the Chesapeake Bay, and Del. Anne Kaiser resigning from the top spot in the House Ways and Means Committee.
Maryland’s political world was reeling from the announcement that Attorney General Brian Frosh, 75, won’t seek reelection. Frosh promises to “put the pedal to the metal” in his last months in office.
The state’s first offshore wind fabrication center is coming, benefitting from a $72 million partnership between a Danish wind company and an Eastern Shore steel fabrication firm. The Port of Baltimore is also seeing booming business, as a new crane and dredging allow them to take more ships impacted at other ports from the global supply chain crisis.
Gov. Larry Hogan announces his projected spending for $2.5 billion budget surplus, urging fiscal discipline. He says the state will be ready to vaccinate children aged 5-12 if approved, and the state mourns the loss of Baltimore County former exec and media publisher Ted Venetoulis.
Gov. Larry Hogan wants to make steps to help with hospital staffing more permanent so they can be prepared for “future crises.” Baltimore County’s redistricting process brings equity concerns, and a federal court hears the case of a conservative group that has been denied the ability to hold a rally in downtown Baltimore.
Gov. Larry Hogan is moving to help alleviate a nursing shortage at the state’s hospitals, and the state is seeing some success with a community-based outreach program for the unvaccinated.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has ordered the flags to fly at half staff for those who have lost their lives to COVID-19.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich said Wednesday that there are no immediate plans for the county council to move forward with his proposal to implement a COVID-19 vaccine passport program.
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