After hours of fervent debate, the House passed two key bills Wednesday to close the state’s $3.3 billion-and-growing budget deficit. Skip to content All Sections ...

After hours of fervent debate, the House passed two key bills Wednesday to close the state’s $3.3 billion-and-growing budget deficit. The bills now head to the Senate, where they’re likely to ...

Weeks after Legionella bacteria was detected in water at Maryland’s state government complex in Baltimore, state officials have once again shut down the buildings that house thousands of workers ...

Maryland’s governor and state legislative leaders reaffirmed their commitment to hiring new state government workers amid the state’s historic projected $3.3 billion shortfall.

GA LEADERS AGREE TO BUDGET COMPROMISE WITH $1.6B IN TAXES: House and Senate fiscal leaders reached final agreement Friday on a compromise budget that includes $1.6 billion in annual taxes and ends a ...

Maryland businesses warn service tax will drive companies out of state. The 2.5 percent tax on business-to-business services would raise around $1 billion to help bridge a more than $3 billion ...

Lights remained on in Gov. Wes Moore's second floor office in Annapolis, Md., into the evening on Thursday, March 6, 2025, at the Maryland State House.

Maryland crab shack owner accused of stealing equipment, crabs 02:21. BALTIMORE - The owner of a burnt-down Maryland crab shack was arrested for allegedly stealing equipment and at least 10 ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) says he has vetoed a state-approved bill to create a commission to study and recommend reparations for slavery and racial discrimination. In his veto letter sent F… ...

On Wednesday, Maryland Delegate Jason Buckel sat down with WBAL Radio's C4 and Nehman and expressed frustration over new tax measures, arguing they will negatively impact residents and businesses ...

The Maryland State House is the country's oldest state capitol building still in use. Its decorative "acorn" atop its roof holds a 28-foot lightning rod designed by Benjamin Franklin, still intact.