Black Marylanders are disproportionately affected by COVID-19, state health dept. says
Black residents made up nearly 50 percent of patients whose race was recorded.
White House declares Prince George’s County a COVID-19 hotspot
The designation means the county needs “urgent federal attention,” Gov. Larry Hogan said.
Sean Urbanski’s sentencing delayed until June due to coronavirus concerns
Urbanski murdered 2nd Lt. Richard Collins in 2017.
Hogan issues “stay at home” order, violations punishable by jail time
The order takes effect at 8 p.m. Monday night.
Hogan orders all nonessential businesses in Maryland to close as coronavirus spreads
The order is effective at 5 p.m. Monday.
Maryland passed over 650 bills last week. Here are 8 you should know about.
In a sprint session, the General Assembly approved legislation to aid with coronavirus response, make hate crimes easier to prosecute, require University System of Maryland institutions to create outbreak response laws, and more.
Gov. Hogan advising all public Maryland universities to finish semesters online
Campuses should remain open, he said.
Prince George’s County man is the first person to die of coronavirus in Maryland
The man was in his 60s and had an underlying medical condition.
Maryland General Assembly passes hate crime bill in honor of Richard Collins
The bill still requires Gov. Larry Hogan's signature.
State officials working to refund students for weeks of room and board
The Board of Regents held a virtual meeting Monday to discuss COVID-19.