This move reflects the sometimes-tense relations between the Republican governor and the Democratic-controlled General Assembly.
Maryland General Assembly Ends Session With Criminal Justice Reform, but No Tax Cuts
A session marked by tension between the Legislative and Executive Branches ended up being called successful by both.
Board of Public Works Approves State Funding for Purple Line
The Board of Public Works votes 3-0 to fund the state’s share of Metro’s Purple Line.
First Lady Plants Final White House Garden
The first lady hosted dozens of students from across the nation to plant the White House garden for the last time as FLOTUS.
Though Justice Reinvestment is Closer to Final Passage, House and Senate Versions Remain Apart
As the 2016 legislative session draws to a close, the House of Delegates and state Senate still haven’t reached a compromise on criminal justice reform.
‘Yes means yes’ sexual assault bill dies; campus officials and activists debate next step
The bill required all Maryland colleges and universities to adopt an affirmative consent standard.
As session nears close, Hogan vetoes two bills, signs three
General Assembly has time to override governor’s early vetoes
Bipartisan Show of Support for Justice Reinvestment Act
Former Gov. Robert Ehrlich, a Republican, spoke alongside top Democrats Wednesday in support of the Justice Reinvestment Act.
White House Easter Egg Roll
President Obama and the First Lady welcomed 35,000 people to the south lawn of the White House Monday for the 138th annual Easter Egg Roll.
Senate Discusses Bill on Funding for After School Programs
The Senate votes preliminary approval for the Maryland Extended Day and Summer Enhancement Program that would fund after-school and summer programs for students in low income schools