Maryland Governor Pushes School Safety, Crime Bill

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — While citing bipartisan agreement on health care, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan made a renewed push for legislation to fight crime and boost school safety on Monday.
The move came as the General Assembly enters its last two weeks of its 90-day legislative session in a big election year.
Hogan, a Republican who is working with a Democratic-led legislature, praised agreement on a bill to rescue the fiscally struggling individual market in the state’s health care