March 3, 2021 News of the Day

State and Local News

Rifts Form Among Senate Democrats Over Police Transparency: https://bit.ly/3qbWMJX

Baltimore’s powerful new tool to fight illegal guns: https://bit.ly/308q7KD

Hogan Announces New Mass-Vax Sites; State Threatens UMMS Doses: https://bit.ly/3qapPNN

Bill Would Allow Maryland Students To Enroll In Tuition-Free, Public Virtual School: https://cbsloc.al/3sJ0KLI

Gov. Larry Hogan Defends Controversial Response Over Baltimore City COVID-19 Vaccines: https://cbsloc.al/3897cnw

How references to structural racism got cut from a Md. bill on health disparities: https://wapo.st/3sQbl7L

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott names deputy mayor for community and economic development: https://bit.ly/3uLtENf

Paradox of New-Look Committee Voting Sessions: You Can’t Get In, But They’re More Open: https://bit.ly/382wEec

Bill Letting Schools Offer Telehealth Advances: https://bit.ly/3bUTCFn

Md. Delegates Join National Group Dedicated to Holding Polluters Accountable for Climate Change: https://bit.ly/30aL9bI

Baltimore paid him more than $1 million as a GTTF victim, then he allegedly shot his girlfriend. What happened?: https://bit.ly/3bQ8Mvi

Baltimore County educator unions file legal challenge against school district over medical accommodations: https://bit.ly/3ba5fZG

Maryland getting nearly 50,000 doses of Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine this week: https://bit.ly/3re3gcy

Hogan appoints former CDC leader Redfield as virus adviser: https://bit.ly/3dZHfKO

Baltimore County Earns Three AAA Bond Ratings: https://bit.ly/3uPFkhI

Federal News

The Fed could be firing up economic stimulus in disguise: https://bit.ly/2MG5Tom

Poll: Immigration is America’s most-polarizing issue: https://bit.ly/3qeiP2H

Progressives ready challenge to Democratic old guard: https://bit.ly/3uNQYK5

Pentagon report: Domestic extremists pose serious threat to military: https://bit.ly/3kGg1dg

Neera Tanden withdraws nomination for Office of Management and Budget director: https://bit.ly/385ktxj