State officials say Maryland could receive COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week
"It is absolutely critical that we continue to fight this virus with everything we got.”
Maryland lawmakers amend bill to secure military benefits for Lt. Richard Collins’ family
Prior to this amendment, the bill only applied to future ROTC graduates who die between commissioning and their first assignment.
Maryland shatters COVID-19 daily record with nearly 3,800 new cases statewide
State hospitalization metrics rival those in April — and the first batch of vaccines could come this month.
Maryland Gov. Hogan announces new actions to bolster health care workforce
State officials are hoping to bring on several thousand new hospital workers in the coming weeks.
After months of negotiations, MDOT and Purple Line contractors reach agreement
If the agreement is approved, the state will pay $250 million to settle outstanding financial claims.
Here’s how UMD fits into recent COVID-19 testing investigations
At a press conference, Gov. Larry Hogan denied any flaws with the tests.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ups police presence statewide to enforce COVID-19 guidelines
The announcement comes as the state reaches a 6.88 percent seven-day positivity rate.
Gov. Hogan announces limitations on bars and restaurants in Maryland
The announcement comes as the state sees a spike in COVID-19 cases.
As COVID-19 cases surge in Maryland, Gov. Hogan announces new restrictions
Hospitalizations in the state are at their highest since June.
Prince George’s County is one of five Maryland jurisdictions facing vote count delays
The failure also affected Baltimore City and Baltimore, along with Anne Arundel and Montgomery counties.