Gov. Larry Hogan

Maryland will end enhanced federal unemployment benefits starting next month, including payments of an extra $300 per week, the governor announced.  Starting July 3, Maryland will opt out of federal programs created to help Americans during the pandemic, Gov. Larry Hogan said. He cited job growth, the availability of COVID-19 vaccines and employers’ trouble hiring staff.   “While these federal…

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has vetoed more than a dozen measures passed by the General Assembly

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has vetoed two bills supported by immigration advocates

Maryland restaurants can resume normal operations this weekend

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has posthumously pardoned 34 victims of racial lynching in the state between 1854 and 1933 who were denied legal due process

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced steps to encourage nursing home residents and staff to get the COVID-19 vaccine

Gov. Larry Hogan said masks and face covering will not be required outdoors in the state, although local governments can have stricter restrictions.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan lifted the state’s outdoor mask mandate on Wednesday, saying “consistent improvements” in the state’s health metrics allowed it to take steps to “continue our health and economic recovery.”

Gov. Larry Hogan announced that masks are no longer required outdoors, although they are strongly recommended for those who are not vaccinated.

The state would get 15% of the gambling proceeds in the form of taxes, most of which is slated to go toward education. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.

State legislators overrode Governor Hogan’s veto on landmark police reform bills. News4’s Darcy Spencer talks with lawmakers who support the bill, and with police unions who say the measures go too far.

During an opening event for a new vaccination site, Greenbelt Mayor Colin Byrd criticized Maryland leadership for what he described as an inequitable vaccine roll out. Gov Larry Hogan replied by saying Byrd “didn’t have any idea what he’s talking about.” News4’s Justin Finch reports.

Local Asian Americans are feeling heartbreak and fear after last week’s shooting in Atlanta. News4 spoke with people in an area known as Korean Way, a five-mile stretch of Korean-owned businesses in Ellicott City. Some workers there have made tough sacrifices to protect themselves. Aimee Cho reports.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan visited local Asian businesses and community leaders in Ellicott City Monday in the wake of a rise in violence against Asian Americans. Hogan and his wife also visited businesses on Korean Way, a five-mile stretch along Route 40 that is home to approximately 166 Korean businesses.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says his family has felt the effects of discrimination over the past year amid a wave of racism against Asian Americans during the coronavirus pandemic

Gov. Larry Hogan has announced that the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will be a senior adviser to support Maryland’s response to COVID-19

The Republican governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, signed a bipartisan billion dollar relief package surrounded by the democratic leaders in the general assembly Sunday.

Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot had an information session on Facebook Live to go over how the payments of $300 for eligible individuals and $500 for eligible families will be processed. News4’s Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

News4’s Darcy Spencer breaks down the bill and has new reaction on what this help could mean for local families.

Gov. Larry Hogan says Maryland will provide four-week projections about vaccine allocations to local leaders to help them better organize appointments