By Natalie Jones
Capital News Service
ANNAPOLIS — One day after Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) vetoed three bills on $15 minimum wage, school districts setting their own calendars and stripping alcohol and tobacco regulation from the state comptroller, the Maryland General Assembly fought back to override him Thursday.
By David Jahng
Beating non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma into remission and being the first Maryland Republican governor elected for a second term since 1954 is no small feat.
But Gov. Larry Hogan will continue to work against the odds this legislative season, with Democrats maintaining a supermajority in the Maryland House and Senate.
Regardless, Hogan has previously touted his bipartisanship, and Wednesday’s inauguration was no different.
A new national poll pegging approval marks for all 50 states’ governors has once again placed Gov. Larry Hogan at the top, right behind Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker.
By Sean Whooley
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland —Hundreds of private school students, faculty, parents and supporters piled onto Lawyers Mall in Annapolis on Tuesday for a rally to support Gov. Larry Hogan’s funding for nonpublic schools.
Gov. Larry Hogan is sitting pretty in terms of voter approval, though a gap exists between that mark of his job performance and the share of voters who are prepared to elect him to a second term, according to the newest Goucher Poll.
Small firms in Maryland with at least 15 employees are now required to offer them paid sick leave under a new law enacted yesterday.
The master plan for Midtown’s aged State Center complex that the Hogan administration voided in 2016 is still a strong deal for Maryland, the city, state employees and surrounding neighborhoods, a new report commissioned by the developer argues.
Speaking to state lawmakers on Tuesday, shortly after the release of a new study on the future redevelopment potential of Baltimore’s State Center complex, developer Caroline Moore blasted the Hogan administration for gutting her firm’s $1.5 billion redevelopment project and commissioning a study whose recommendations were similar to her company’s years-old plan.
With Baltimore entirely out of the running now for Amazon’s second North American headquarters, Gov. Larry Hogan is all on Montgomery County, with an unofficially Amazon-branded bill to show for it.
Hogan budget proposal cuts school programs — WYPR
Abandoned dog left with note receives outpouring of love, adoption requests — WBAL-TV
Freddie Gray protesters take police to court—officers involved in civil suit are associated with the corruption probe of the Gun Trace Task Force — Baltimore Beat/The Real News
Brewery in the works on Under Armour co-founder’s Baltimore County farm — BBJ
Baltimore officials to clear downtown homeless encampment, house people in dormitory-style facility — Baltimore Sun
