Bills touching on police reform, alcohol sales and immigration are all heading to Gov. Larry Hogan’s desk after they cleared Maryland’s General Assembly.

The bills mandate body-worn cameras and replace the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights.

The county has been particularly hard hit by the coronavirus and the wobbling economy. Social justice reform is a top issue, too.

Virginia’s Democratic-controlled House of Delegates passed a budget six weeks into special legislative session — but the work is still not over.