Baltimore County students and staff will head back to classrooms next month. Advocates for low income students score a victory against Comcast. State data shows Black Marylanders are getting vaccinated at lower rates. Maryland hospitals say they’re not getting enough second doses of Covid-19 vaccine, and state lawmakers want to know why.

<p>Baltimore County students and staff will head back to classrooms next month. Advocates for low income students score a victory against Comcast. State data shows Black Marylanders are getting vaccinated at lower rates. Maryland hospitals say they&rsquo;re not getting enough second doses of Covid-19 vaccine, and state lawmakers want to know why.</p>

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