More than 20 years after leaving Congress, Mfume is back at the Capitol.
Maryland Politics
They asked Maryland’s inspector general for education to look into a local ethics panel.
Hazel Health is a San Francisco-based company that offers telehealth services to students.
Updated agreement between district and law enforcement has yet to be released.
All of Gov. Larry Hogan’s staff are vaccinated, his spokesman said.
The reports targeted elected board members who clashed with the county’s political establishment.
While Maryland has not historically held battleground elections, politicians, activists and party officials believe the growing Asian American and Pacific Islander community will play an outsized role in shaping future elections.
In an email to top officials, Gayles, who has been the public face of the county’s pandemic response, said his last day would be Sept. 12.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) introduced a bill to make fossil fuel companies pay for local projects to combat the effects of climate change.
The program had been challenged for providing coronavirus relief funds to undocumented immigrants.
The early support helps Cox, a first-term delegate, gain traction in what could be a divisive Republican primary.
The state health department is investigating a possible outbreak at the Cecil County Fair
Critics of the district express concerns that it would shut smaller businesses out of decisions such as how much in taxes to levy on district members.
The former RNC chair and former lieutenant governor says he plans to decide this fall whether to run for governor
Shalleck, who previously served as the president of the Montgomery County Board of Elections, resigned from the Board of Elections Wednesday to start his campaign for the 2022 elections.
If passed, Maryland’s most populous county would be the first county in the nation to have implemented a Building Energy Performance Standards.
Adrienne A. Jones (D-Baltimore) created a work group to look at the regulatory and equity aspects of implementing the program.
A circuit court judge granted a preliminary injunction that requires the continued payment of jobless benefits.
Maryland labor officials must give the federal government 30-day notice to withdraw from the program.
The House of Delegates members cited continued problems with the state’s unemployment system.
