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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's forthcoming book describes his recollections of the 2015 death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore and the days that followed.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says the state has uncovered an illegal scheme involving more than 47,500 fraudulent unemployment insurance claims totaling more than $501 million.
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The Maryland Board of Elections is searching for a new ballot printing vendor ahead of the November election after numerous printing and mailing mistakes were reported during the June primary.
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A court spokeswoman said in an emailed statement that Ginsburg was “home and doing well.”
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The Archdiocese of Baltimore received at least $25 million in taxpayer-funded Paycheck Protection Program loans spread among its churches, schools and central office, taking advantage of a special exemption to U.S. Small Business Administration rules which typically bar religious groups from receiving money.
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Maryland Republican Gov. Larry Hogan, seeking to sharpen his national profile as he ponders his political future, casts himself as a tough-minded Republican ally of law enforcement in a memoir that could foreshadow a 2024 presidential bid.
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Seven local leaders around Maryland wrote a letter to Gov. Larry Hogan urging him to reconsider holding a largely in-person election in November and instead think about making it “hybrid” with an emphasis on vote-by-mail and extended in-person voting centers.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has released chapters of his forthcoming political memoir that detail his memories of the 2015 death of Freddie Gray, who was fatally injured in police custody, and the days of protest and unrest in Baltimore that followed.
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Hogan called for warnings, fines and other action to be taken against bars and restaurants "flagrantly violating the law and endangering public health.”
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A range of Baltimore city government employees will be furloughed for up to six days as the city faces declining revenues related to the coronavirus pandemic. They include administrators, IT specialists, attorneys and other white-collar staffers.
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The implementation of Baltimore's water affordability act was delayed due to the pandemic, but advocates called Democratic Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young to take steps to put it in place.
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A proposal to ask city voters if Baltimore’s elected officials should be limited to three terms in office has failed before a divided City Council.
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The rule challenged by Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh prevents international students from staying in the U.S. this fall if all of their courses are to be held online.
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Anne Arundel County voters will have more to decide on this November than just their presidential candidate of choice. The County Council recently passed three charter amendment resolutions, leaving many choices up to voters, including whether the Human Relations Commission should be required to exist.
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The coronavirus aid bill requires most of the money to be distributed to the nation’s largest transit systems based on the areas’ populations — not ridership — and the Baltimore area falls shy of the population requirement of 3 million, with 2.2 million in the greater metropolitan area.
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The judge's ruling means insurers can continue to make the charge for abortion coverage a line item on their monthly bill, or just give policyholders notice that it's included.
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Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh says Gov. Larry Hogan’s plan to hold a traditional election in November without automatically mailing ballots to all voters will have “devastating consequences.”
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Two education groups and the Maryland Jockey Club were among the organizations that spent the most on lobbyists in Maryland in the most recent reporting period
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Delfina H. Pereda-Echeverria, the matriarch of Baltimore's Hispanic-Latino community, has died at 99.
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In Maryland, more than 180 private schools have received federal Paycheck Protection Loans -- about a third for amounts upwards of $1 million.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's forthcoming book describes his recollections of the 2015 death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore and the days that followed.
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A breach in Twitter’s security that allowed hackers to break into the accounts of leaders and technology moguls is one of the worst attacks in recent years and may shake trust in a platform politicians and CEOs use to communicate with the public, experts said Thursday.
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While “private school” may conjure images of posh institutions, most private schools are modestly priced with no endowments and the COVID-19 pandemic has caused financial hurdles.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's forthcoming book describes his recollections of the 2015 death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore and the days that followed.