Gov. Larry Hogan

A state study draws fire from both sides of the bridge

It's in line with CDC guidance, he says

It's part of a push to get more Marylanders vaccinated

Gov. Larry Hogan announced Monday 3,300 state employees from 12 agencies will soon move from the State Center offices in midtown to offices in and near Baltimore’s central business district.

The Maryland legislature ended a session shaped by the pandemic and a national conversation about racial justice just as busy as it began.

The bill would cut the governor out of the parole process for lifers

The General Assembly passed measures restricting the use of physical force and no-knock warrants, as well as repealing the Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights.

For him, it's personal

In an interview on WBAL, Hogan criticized the landmark police reform package the legislature passed Wednesday, as well as the legislature's overarching approach to criminal justice.

All Marylanders 16 and older can get a COVID-19 vaccine at one of the state’s mass vaccination sites, starting Tuesday. And starting next Monday, April 12, Marylanders 16 and older will be eligible at all providers.