Black Caucus Seeks Meeting With Hogan On HCBU Trial

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland has asked to meet with Gov. Larry Hogan to discuss a long-running dispute over Maryland’s treatment of its historically black colleges.
Del. Darryl Barnes, who chairs the caucus, asked for the meeting in a letter Friday. Barnes says a $100 million settlement over 10 years that Hogan proposed last year is “woefully inadequate.”
Shareese DeLeaver-Churchill, a Hogan spokeswoman, says the governor looks forward to