March 17, 2021 News of the Day

State and Local News

Maryland governor says he’s ‘horrified’ by Atlanta killings: https://bit.ly/3loEKn3

Maryland Sees Fewer Missed Second Vaccines Than Most States: https://bit.ly/3lskaBX

Contradicting Locals, Hogan Says Montgomery ‘Mass-Vax’ Site Is Not a Done Deal: https://bit.ly/3cLJeQH

Ex-Franchot Aide Resigns as Chair of State’s New Alcohol and Tobacco Commission: https://bit.ly/3eW2oGl

House Advances Proposal to Give Judges More Discretion to Temporarily Stay Evictions: https://bit.ly/38QDpQV

On Vaccination Crunch, Senator Says: ‘If We Don’t Get Our S*** Together Now, We’re Not Going to Get Our S*** Together Later’: https://bit.ly/3s0Qnmo

Josh Kurtz: Are Dems Overconfident About 2022 in Maryland?: https://bit.ly/3vyoDrz

‘Vaccine Passports’ That Show You’re Inoculated Are On the Way: https://bit.ly/3eQoBFq

As Maryland starts to reopen, these residents are grieving loved ones who recently died of COVID: https://bit.ly/38Pqyyn

Hogan weighing expanded Maryland COVID vaccine eligibility; announcement expected ‘shortly’: https://bit.ly/3bW7pg7

Anne Arundel Republican Councilwoman Jessica Haire forms exploratory committee for 2022 executive race: https://bit.ly/3vDjtL5

Mail-in ballot four months late? Postal delays persist in the Baltimore area amid continued federal scrutiny on USPS.: https://bit.ly/3trSobN

Senate debate leads to change of heart on elderly drivers’ bill: https://bit.ly/38Qt7jG

Federal News

Suspect in Georgia shootings charged with murder, assault: https://bit.ly/2Nr1gPs

Senate unanimously confirms China expert Katherine Tai as U.S. trade representative: https://bit.ly/3c0IRmh

Biden administration to direct $12 billion to schools for COVID testing: https://bit.ly/3tvhab4

Inflation surpasses coronavirus as investors’ biggest worry: https://bit.ly/30RPJM7

Biden says he supports reforming Senate filibuster: https://bit.ly/3vvaprz