Staffers and concerned readers rallied at the Annapolis city dock Monday opposing the closing of the newsroom of the Capital Gazette. Tom Jackman of the Washington Post has the story below. Photo from Pamela Wood's Facebook page.

State Roundup: State Senate Caps New Bill; Some Families Stuck In Gap Between Jobless Benefits

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Members Of Maryland’s Congressional Delegation Urge Passage Of Legislation To Posthumously Award Medal Of Honor To African-American WWII Veteran

In front of CASA's Langley Park headquarters, children from the neighborhood express their views on the housing crisis. Photo courtesy of CASA

As Eviction Hearings Resume, Undocumented Immigrants at Highest Risk of Losing Homes

Sue Kopen Katcef was a reporter at WJZ TV in Baltimore in 1979 and is now back at Maryland Public Television after a long stint of teaching broadcast news. Photos from her campaign website.

Local Journalists Run For National Office In News Organization

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Howard County Chamber Of Commerce President Optimistic About The Numbers In The Latest Us Jobs Report

State Roundup: Phase 3 Reopening Begins But Major Jurisdictions Opt Out

Police in Los Angeles. Photo by Sean Lee on Unsplash.

Opinion: Why Police Unions Are Not Part of the American Labor Movement

The State House in Annapolis (MarylandReporter.com file photo)

State Roundup: Firing Sparks Debate On Free Speech And Public Officials

Gov. Larry Hogan signs the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Protection Act on March 19 in Annapolis. (Executive Office of the Governor photo)

Hogan Urges Marylanders To Complete Their Census Form As Deadline Looms

Maroon PR Selected as Local Agency of Record for 2021 BMW Championship

Gov. Larry Hogan at Sept. 1 press conference. Governor's Office photo by Patrick Siebert

State Roundup: State To Enter Stage 3 Of Reopening; Counties Can Set Their Own Pace

Arthur ‘Mac’ Love Firing Sparks Debate On First Amendment’s Rights For Public Officials

Cities Whose July Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back Most – WalletHub Study

State Roundup: Fired State Official Threatens Lawsuit; Speaker Seeks Rent Aid For Tenants

Gov. Larry Hogan speaks at a news conference on Tuesday (Screenshot)

Hogan: Maryland Will Enter Stage 3 Of The State’s Recovery Plan On Friday Night

As Hogan’s Highway-Widening Plan Changes, $9 Billion Price Tag Does Not

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State Roundup: School Restarts For Many; Hogan Reopening Plan Draws Ire

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Maryland’s Republican Lawmakers Say Mail-In Voting Makes Fraud More Likely

Former Republican National Committee chairman Michael S. Steele

Steele’s Deal With Lincoln Project Could Impact His Md. Ambitions

Pushback On Parking Bill Prompts Debate About Development And Diversity