Governor Larry Hogan

A statewide Covid-19 vaccine mandate is in effect for hospital and nursing home workers. Baltimore will start giving out vaccine booster shots to the general public next month. Baltimore County finalizes plans for a safe return to classrooms. And Maryland’s Health Secretary says the state will not impose mask mandates in schools.

Governor Hogan announces vaccine requirements for state employees but stops short of reissuing a statewide mask mandate. And actor Hill Harper joins Baltimore leaders for a forum on the pandemic’s impact on Black communities.

Governor Hogan announces COVID vaccination requirements for state employees. Mayor Brandon Scott reinstates an indoor mask mandate for Baltimore.

Gov. Larry Hogan pushed COVID-19 vaccines Wednesday while touting Maryland's superior COVID-19 statistics compared with other states.

As a result of the preliminary injunction issued Tuesday, Gov. Larry Hogan's administration plans to drop its fight against the two class-action lawsuits.

More than 80 members of the House of Democrats wrote in a letter Friday that ending unemployment benefits before the federal funding expires in September would have disastrous effects on the state's economy.

Maryland's top court has upheld a temporary restraining order requiring Gov. Larry Hogan's administration to continue issuing pandemic-related unemployment benefits until July 13.

Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh and other state legal leaders say there is a dire need for lawyers to offer free services to help with fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.

One of several dozen laws taking effect July 1 requires the state compensate people who serve prison time for crimes they did not commit.

New data from the Maryland Department of Commerce reveals disparities in how the state distributed grants and loans to small businesses.