Category: State Roundup

Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby was indicted by a federal grand jury for perjury and making false statement charges surrounding the purchase of two homes in Florida. Her attorney responded in a national online show that he was energized to fight the charges by providing facts, and proving her case.

As the General Assembly opens under the pandemic cloud, leading lawmakers give Hogan tax plan a tepid reception; the Purple Line saga: really late and really costly; and former Attorney General Stephen Sachs dies at 87.

It’s opening day and Hogan hopes tax cut proposal is a home run; Ports becomes transportation secretary; Cambridge mayor in ‘revenge porn’ case resigns.

National Republicans push high-polling Hogan to run for Senate; Neuman to run for gov as Democrat; and state’s casinos rake in those sports-betting bucks.

Session priorities begin to shake out as Dems begin to push new General Assembly map proposal after tweaking it.

Childcare centers have closed and renters face uncertain evictions as pandemic aid brings temporary relief for those already teetering.

Sen. Hough, others on Capitol Hill, reflect on Jan. 6 insurrection; lawmakers slam Health Dept. over spoiled vaccines, delay in notifying recipients.

Hogan stops short of mandates as he imposes temporary state of emergency amid surging covid cases, hospitalizations.

Gov. Hogan, some counties reinstitute covid-fighting measures as hospitalizations soar, health-care systems overburdened.

Leaders work to keep schools open during latest Covid surge; probe to start into former medical examiner.