Category: State Roundup

Hogan announces ‘mass vaccination sites’ statewide with hundreds of National Guard troops helping.

Myriad factors spur frustration over vaccine distribution: Demand outpaces supply as lawmakers question hybrid delivery system.

As Maryland enters next phase of vaccine plan, hard-hit minorities found to receive shots at lower rates.

Gov. Larry Hogan issues a strong call for schools to reopen for hybrid learning by March, drawing concern from teachers union leaders; former Senate President Mike Miller casket to lie in Annapolis today; Maryland sees drop in number of registered Republican voters; U.S. Rep. Andy Harris allegedly brought gun to the House floor.

Maryland lawmakers reviewing Hogan budget with eye toward boosting schools, covid relief; contentious debate over spousal exemption.

Gov. Hogan budget prioritizes tax relief, education; Senate President Ferguson forms vaccine rollout oversight panel.

Speaker Jones’ ‘Black agenda’ would target systemic racism; state’s vaccine distribution hits bumps; funeral services for the late Mike Miller services set.

REMEMBRANCES, TRIBUTES TO MIKE MILLER: Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller died Friday afternoon...

Maryland enters a key vaccination phase next week, with eligibility expanding to residents over 75, educators and key school staff and those living in group housing facilities.

Gov. Hogan urges quick passage of relief bill as unusual, difficult legislative session opens.