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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball paid four county employees more than $101,000 to do consulting work for his re-election campaign and also hired his sister-in-law in a position that some say violated the county law raising questions about the appearance of impropriety.
Protesters display clenched firsts towards the police after an altercation turned violent between protesters and police moments earlier in the 1300 block of G St. in Washington, DC. in 2018 (Mike Jordan/BPE) The United States is at a crossroads with […]
State Roundup: Cardin says U.S. must improve equity with investments into small businesses The Great Falls of the Potomac River. Photo by TerryDOtt with Flickr Creative Commons License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ CARDIN: WE MUST DO BETTER ON SMALL BIZ INVESTMENT: U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., Wednesday emphasized the need to ensure that money from a federal program that provides financing to promising small businesses is more equitably distributed to entrepreneurs in underserved communities throughout the nation, Bryan Renbaum reports for Maryland Reporter. SHORE RESIDENTS URG...
The ribbon cutting ceremony for the new University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center in Prince George’s County took place Tuesday. Governor's Office photo EHRLICHS PUSH VACCINES IN NEW ANTI-COVID CAMPAIGN: Former Gov. Bob Ehrlich and former first lady Kendel Ehrlich are participants in the state’s campaign to urge Marylanders to get vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, writes Bryan Renbaum for Maryland Reporter. DELEGATES PUSH AGAINST HOGAN ENDING ENHANCED JOBLESS BENEFITS: Some Maryland delegates pushed back Tuesday against the governor’s recent decision to end expanded un...
Roundup: Mass vaxx sites closing; pushback on jobless bonus rising The vaccination site at M&T stadium in Baltimore will close July 2, along with others around the state in the coming month. Governor's Office photo MARYLAND CLOSING MASS VAX SITES, WILL USE MOBILE CLINICS: With demand for coronavirus vaccinations falling, Maryland has started closing the state’s mass-inoculation sites, Rachel Chason reports for the Post. Gov. Larry Hogan (R) announced Thursday that the state is shifting resources to mobile and community-based clinics and has already closed the Greenbelt mass-vaccination sit...