Advocates in cars snaked through Annapolis on Monday to highlight the disproportionate impact the COVID-19 pandemic has on people living in poverty – and…
The state of Maryland is preparing for the eventual distribution of COVID-19 vaccines by purchasing five industrial-sized freezers. During a meeting last week, the…
Months after the Centers for Disease Control issued a nationwide halt on certain evictions, advocates and lawyers say the order isn’t helping all Maryland…
The number of coronavirus infections across the country is swelling at a perilous time for state governments, just weeks before federal support rushed through…
Baltimore City Public Schools will pause all in-person learning and meal sites for a week after Thanksgiving as a safety precaution recommended by health…
Maryland Matters Deputy Editor Danielle E. Gaines will participate in a reporters’ roundtable on Maryland Public Television’s “State Circle” program, Friday at 7 p.m….
President-elect Joe Biden pressed the urgent need for economic relief and a vaccine distribution plan for states and tribes after a video meeting Thursday…
AFSCME Council 3 representatives sounded alarm bells Thursday as they reported a COVID-19 outbreak at the Department of Juvenile Services’ Backbone Youth Center in…
By Kaitlyn Francis The coronavirus pandemic has increased the strain on groups that work to prevent homelessness in Maryland, with experts saying single mothers…
A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by a state delegate, businesses and religious groups challenging the stay-at-home order issued by Gov….