@BryanRenbaum The coronavirus pandemic has taken huge toll on Maryland’s economy and has forced the state’s policy makers to make tough decisions about how to spend the taxpayers’ money. The state’s

@BryanRenbaum Former Lt. Gov. Michael Steele said the lyrics to Maryland’s state song should be changed. “I’d love to keep the theme. I love the theme music. But the lyrics should

@BryanRenbaum Marylanders should remain vigilant and continue to follow recommended safety guidelines as more and more of the state’s coronavirus-related restrictions are lifted, according to a former Baltimore City Health Commissioner. “Just

@BryanRenbaum The number of positive coronavirus cases in Maryland has dropped to 6.55 percent and the number of patients in ICU beds has dropped to below 300. The latter marks

@BryanRenbaum Maryland’s restaurants can resume indoor dining at 50 percent capacity starting tonight at 5 p.m. and the state’s restauranteurs are ready to hit the ground running, according to the

@BryanRenbaum Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday that the state’s fight against the coronavirus has progressed to a point at which restaurants will be able to resume indoor dining at 50

@BryanRenbaum The latest jobs report from the federal government says employment prospects have substantially improved over the past month and Maryland’s business leaders say they are starting to see some

@BryanRenbaum Del. Brian Chisholm (R-Anne Arundel) said it is time to allow all businesses in the state that are still closed due to restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of

@BryanRenbaum Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday that the state’s fight against the coronavirus has progressed to a point at which the order he issued on March 23 requiring the closure all non-essential