Gov. Larry Hogan

County residents won't lose place in line for vaccine, according to health officer.

The vote comes after lengthy debate

Almost a third of it goes to Maryland's Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund

One bill removes the governor from the parole approval process. The other eliminates life sentences without the possibility of parole for juveniles.

Dennis Schrader, who has served as Maryland's acting health secretary since December, cleared a key hurdle toward being the official head of the department, but still needs confirmation by the full state Senate.

The measure would help settle a 15-year-old lawsuit and pump $577 million into Maryland's historically Black universities

Gov. Larry Hogan announced plans to add six state-run mass vaccination sites, spread across the state.

Legislation passed by the state Senate Monday would remove the governor from the parole process. The House passed a similar bill earlier this month.

Governor Hogan expands vaccine eligibility for Marylanders and announces a new community partnership with primary care physicians. Baltimore’s mayor delivers his first State of the City address. And the Maryland House of Delegates passes a bill to help low income residents stave off evictions in rent court.