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Maryland Governor to Have Surgery to Remove Skin Cancer
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he will have minor surgery to remove early-stage skin cancer
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Maryland Gov. Hogan Announces COVID-19 Relief Package
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has proposed an economic relief package including direct payments of as much as $750 for low-income to moderate-income families and individuals, he announced at a press conference Monday.
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Gov. Hogan Describes Delayed Permission to Send Maryland National Guard
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he immediately mobilized state police and National Guard members when asked to go to Washington to protect the U.S. Capitol, but the state was repeatedly denied permission before finally being authorized to send help
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Maryland Gov. Hogan Calls for President Trump's Removal
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican who has often levied criticism against Trump, called for the president to leave or be removed from office.
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Gov. Hogan Announces Steps to Speed Up Maryland Vaccinations
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced steps to speed up vaccinations against the coronavirus
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Health Departments Take Action to Keep Vaccines From Going to Waste
Amid growing concern that some life-saving vaccine doses are being wasted — in some cases, tossed in the trash instead of going into the arms of Americans — News4’s Doreen Gentzler takes a look at what’s happening locally.
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Maryland Limiting Gatherings to 10 People, Travel to Essential Purposes Only
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is ordering new restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19. The state issued a public health advisory which lowers the gathering limit from 25 to 10 people. Maryland is also advising against all non-essential activities and holiday gatherings with people outside of your immediate household. “Our message today is simple: you are safer at home for…
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With No Indoor Dining, Restaurants Look Ahead to a Bleak Winter
The Tastee Diner in Montgomery County will close its locations until indoor dining can resume. Chris Gordon reports.
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Maryland Unveils More Help for Businesses During Pandemic
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced a series of measures that he hopes will spur job creation and help businesses that have struggled financially as a result of the coronavirus pandemic
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Maryland Gov. Details Vaccine Rollout Plan
Health care workers, long term care facility residents and staff and first responders are top priority for vaccination against COVID-19 in Maryland. News4’s Justin Finch reports.
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Maryland Governor Announces Steps to Boost Hospital Beds
Faced with surging COVID-19 cases, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced measures to boost the number of available health care workers and plan for more hospital beds
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Maryland Gov. Hogan Says State ‘Lost Our Youngest Victim' to Coronavirus
Gov. Larry Hogan announced at a press conference Tuesday that Maryland will begin preparing for a medical staffing surge as the pandemic worsens.
“The virus has taken the lives of over 268,000 Americans including 4,516 Marylanders,” Governor Hogan said, striking a somber tone. “Sadly, we have lost our youngest victim, a one-year-old boy to this deadly virus.”
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Tighter COVID-19 Restrictions in Maryland Take Effect Friday
With coronavirus cases and hospitalizations surging in the state, Maryland tightened restrictions on businesses, bars and restaurants on Friday. Bars and restaurants must end all dine-in service after 10 p.m. but takeout and delivery service will still be allowed. Retail businesses, religious institutions and gyms must limit capacity to 50%, in a rollback to phase two levels. The new restrictions…
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GOP Governor, a Trump Critic, Calls for End to President's ‘Ridiculous Challenges' of Biden Win
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a frequent critic of Trump, told CNBC the president’s election lawsuits are not “based on fact” and “need to end.”
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Maryland's Governor Announces New Restrictions as COVID-19 Cases Surge
Hospital and nursing home visits will be extremely limited, and retail capacity limits will be reduced to 50 percent. Cory Smith reports.
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Maryland Gov. Hogan Tightens Restrictions as Coronavirus Cases Rise
As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations reach crisis levels and many hospitals approach their capacity, Maryland will tighten restrictions on businesses, bars and restaurants. “We have seen widespread failure to follow public health advisories statewide,” Hogan said.
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Maryland Governor Announces $70M in Aid to Fight Virus
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced how the state will allocate about $70 million in federal aid as the state braces for months of rising coronavirus cases
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Prince George's Enacts Tougher COVID-19 Restrictions
After four weeks of increases in the coronavirus case numbers, Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks is restricting capacity at many businesses and requiring masks to be worn outdoors. Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Hogan Reduces Maryland Indoor Dining Amid Rising Virus Cases
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says the state will roll back capacity for restaurants and bars from 75% to 50% as well as implement other restrictions. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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Maryland Restaurants to Receive $50 Million in COVID-19 Aid
Maryland restaurants will receive $50 million in state aid as they continue to struggle with devastating financial losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic