Photo Credit: (Screenshot) @BryanRenbaum Due to declining coronavirus rates in the state and consistent with federal guidelines, Marylanders are no longer required to wear face coverings when outdoors, Gov. Larry Hogan

Gov. Larry Hogan speaks at a news conference on Thursday afternoon at Frederick County's new mass vaccination site (Bryan Renbaum/MarylandReporter.com) @BryanRenbaum   Gov. Larry Hogan Thursday slammed U.S. Rep. Anthony Brown (D-Md.)

Photo Credit: (Screenshot)  @BryanRenbaum In an attempt to help revitalize Baltimore’s downtown central business district the state plans to relocate more than 3,000 of its employees to offices in that area

Photo: Bryan Renbaum/MarylandReporter.com  @BryanRenbaum Gov. Larry Hogan Friday announced the creation of a workgroup to help address the recent rise in hate crimes against Asian-Americans. Hogan noted that the number of anti-Asian

@BryanRenbaum All Marylanders age 16 and older will be eligible for a coronavirus vaccine at any of the state’s mass vaccination sites starting tomorrow, Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday. “We are

@BryanRenbaum Pre-registration is now open for Marylanders who will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in the state’s third and final phase of its vaccine distribution plan, Gov. Larry

Image by S. Hermann & F. Richter from Pixabay @BryanRenbaum Since the beginning of the phased reopening of Maryland’s public schools on March 1 at the urging of Gov. Larry Hogan, parents and educators and administrators

@BryanRenbaum Due to improved COVID-19 vaccine infrastructure and an expected increase in vaccine supply from the federal government within the next few weeks, Maryland will be able to move into

(Governor's Office Photo) @BryanRenbaum Comptroller Peter Franchot slammed Gov. Larry Hogan’s recent decision to lift capacity restrictions on restaurants, bars, and retail establishments, saying the decision was based on politics rather