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Maryland Adds 24,200 Jobs In August; Unemployment Drops To 6.9%: Labor Report

Former Montgomery County executive Isiah Leggett speaks out against a ballot initiative on property taxes sponsored by anti-tax activist Robin Ficker, who looks on. Ex-congresswoman Connie Morella is at the far left. Photo by Glynis Kazanjian

Josh Kurtz: Can’t Tell the Players (or the Year) Without a Scorecard

Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson, center, in blue shirt and tie with mic, addresses People's General Assembly Wednesday evening in an Annapolis park. House Speaker Adrienne Jones is behind him in black with arms folded near the sign. MarylandReporter.com photo by Len Lazarick

Progressives Demand Legislature Hold Special Session, But Leaders Refuse

House of Delegates Speaker Adrienne Jones, gesturing second from right, talks to members of CASA before the People's General Assembly session in Annapolis park Wednesday night. Senate President Bill Ferguson, in blue shirt and tie, is at far right. MarylandReporter.com photo by Len Lazarick.

State Roundup: GA Leaders Say No To Special Session As Lawmakers Push Legislation To Reduce Health Care Disparities

Rep. Chris Van Hollen at the Columbia Democratic Club. Photo by MarylandReporter.com file photo.

Van Hollen Calls For $4 Billion In Funding To Address The Digital Divide In K-12 Education

State Roundup: Sports Betting, Fantasy Sites Pony Up Bucks For Legalization

Maryland’s State Lawmakers Urge Passage Of Legislation Aimed At Reducing Health Care Disparities

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Maryland PTA Seeks Injunction to Stop Reorganization By National Officials

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State Roundup: State Tells Voters To Ignore ‘Vague’ USPS Election Instructions

At a restaurant in Frederick every other table is marked as not for use (BryanRenbaum/MarylandReporter.com)

Maryland Restaurant Association President: Indoor Dining Capacity Must Be Allowed To Increase

The United States Postal Service is sending a postcard with vote-by-mail instructions to voters across the country. But the vague, and in some cases inaccurate, information has elections officials "infuriated." Photo by Angela Breck.

Maryland Election Officials Issue Warning About Ballot Deadline After Vague USPS Mailer

State Roundup: MD. Switches Firms For Ballot Printing, Mailing; Few Glitches As Online Learning Starts

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Maryland Is The Sixth Most Vaccinated State: Survey

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Lawmakers, Advocates to Unveil Program to Reduce Health Care Disparities

Ball Touts Howard County’s Impressive U.S. Census Self-Response Rate

9/11 in Roman numerals at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York City. Photo by Len Lazarick

State Roundup: Judge Rules Purple Line Builders May Quit

State Roundup: With State Budget In Black, Franchot Urges Immediate Aid For Small Businesses

Comptroller Peter Franchot (MarylandReporter file photo)

Franchot: Maryland’s Economic Future Remains ‘Completely And Utterly Unpredictable’

Gov. Larry Hogan visited Denton Elementary School on Tuesday with State Superintendent Karen Salmon, far right. Governor's Office photo by Joe Andrucyk

State Roundup: Hogan Hopes All Schools Hold In-Person Learning; Congressmen Seek Medal Of Honor For Black WWII Medic

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Maryland Ranks As The 7th Most Diverse State In The Nation: Survey