Paul, Author at MarylandReporter.com

Elrich defends decision to remove police from public schools

Elrich said a reallocation of resources to support the hiring of more mental and behavioral health professionals for schools, as is recommended in a recent county report, is a much better way to address student safety concerns.

State Roundup: Baker first Dem candidate for governor to pick running mate, choose Montgomery council member

Rushern Baker first Dem candidate for governor to pick running mate, choose Montgomery council member

State Roundup: Sharfstein warns on continuing threat of Delta variant; lawmakers join ACLU, NAACP in seeking changes to Baltimore County remapping

Former Health Secretary Sharfstein warns on continuing threat of Delta variant; lawmakers join ACLU, NAACP in seeking changes to Baltimore County remapping

Sharfstein urges vigilance, says fall Delta surge is still possible

Former Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Joshua Sharfstein warned Marylanders not to let their guards down this fall as it is still possible that the Delta variant could hit the state hard.

State Roundup: Attorney General’s office to probe fatal police crash under new state law

Under new state law, Attorney General’s office to investigate fatal police crash.

Rabies: Animal bites can come at a price

In Maryland raccoons, skunks, foxes, bats and woodchucks are among the animals that pose the highest risk for rabies, according to an algorithm developed by the Center for Zoonotic and Vector-borne Diseases, the agency that responds to rabies in the state.

State Roundup: Hogan wants to save majority of budget surplus

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.

Hogan outlines plan for how the state will spend its $2.5 billion budget surplus

Gov. Larry Hogan Thursday outlined a five-point plan for how the state will allocate the funds derived from its $2.5 billion budget surplus.

Takeaways from the 2020 census for Maryland, in 5 charts

Maryland counties surrounding Washington, D.C., which house many who commute to the nation’s capital for work, saw an increase in population. Montgomery County is the state’s largest county, with its population accounting for 17.2 percent of all residents.

Redistricting groups faced with uneven population growth

Congressional districts should be as close to zero variance of population as possible, according to Karl Aro, who chairs the Legislative Redistricting Advisory Commission. But at the state level, “equal” doesn’t have to be as exact.

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