Tag: Maryland
Maryland is the sixth most vaccinated state: survey
Former Department of Health and Mental Hygiene secretary Joshua Sharfstein said he is not surprised that a recent survey ranked Maryland near the top among states with the most vaccinated residents.
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The Laws on Casinos in Maryland
Gambling is an activity that has been enjoyed in Maryland since the 1800s. The state has been known for its liberal standing on gambling over the years and there are plenty of different games to enjoy.
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Maryland ranks as the 7th most diverse state in the nation: Survey
@BryanRenbaum Sen. Jill Carter (D-Baltimore City) said she is not surprised that a recent survey...
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Hogan urges Marylanders to complete their Census form as deadline looms
Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday urged Marylanders to complete their 2020 U.S. Census form ahead of the looming Sep. 30th deadline.
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Does running as a pro-Trump Republican help or hurt in Maryland?
Being elected to office as a Republican in deep-blue Maryland is a challenging endeavor. That challenge is further complicated by a down-ballot association with President Donald Trump’s often inflammatory rhetoric.
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‘Sunny day’ flooding on the rise along the Chesapeake
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Those who live near the water around the...
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Too early to link COVID-19 to spike in opioid-related deaths, health officials say
@BryanRenbaum It is unlikely that the coronavirus pandemic is responsible for the increase in...
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Questions for Authority during a pandemic
“The first duty of every citizen is to question authority.” Ben Franklin Close your eyes, and...
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Labor secretary defends state’s Unemployment Division amid widespread complaints
The state’s Unemployment Division processed 214,475 claims in all of 2019 — but received double that amount in March alone.
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State Roundup: Complaints mount from unemployed Marylanders seeking state relief
Cummings’ widow blasts Mfume; Baltimore City Council votes to halt rent increases and late fees
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State Roundup: Hogan vetoes Kirwan and HBCU bills, citing pandemic
The governor vetoed some of the most high-profile legislation passed by the General Assembly, arguing the state should not approve new spending in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Hogan greenlights golf, boating, parks, beaches — and elective surgery
The COVID-19 hospitalization numbers are beginning to plateau, the governor said. “If these trends continue into next week, we will be ready to begin to lift our stay-at-home order.”
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