- Comptroller Peter Franchot is promising Maryland taxpayers faster refunds and stronger protection against fraudulent returns after the state implements a new $160 million tax collection computer system. A contract to implement the system will go Dec. 19 to the State Board of Public Works.
- Members of the stateās congressional delegation have expressed concerns to top officials of the University System of Maryland about how it handled the University of Maryland, College Park, football program after the heatstroke death of a Terrapins player.
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- The day after becoming just the second Republican to be re-elected governor in Maryland history, Larry Hogan pledged to continue governing the blue state as a centrist as he laid out some of his second-term agenda.