Gov. Moore to trim general fund. Economists warn education, health care takes hardest hit.
Economists told The Baltimore Sun that Gov. Wes Moore’s claim to whittle down the general fund would require slashing education […]
Maryland politics
Gov. Wes Moore appoints three new members to Maryland House of Delegates
Gov. Wes Moore named Gabriel Moreno, Derrick Coley and Darrell Odom Sr. to fill House vacancies in Howard, Prince George’s
These issues will shape the 2026 legislative session
Lawmakers will tackle a $1.4 billion budget deficit and debates over energy costs, education, immigration, and health care on Wednesday.
Maryland AG says Trump admin will ‘weaken protections’ for endangered species
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and top lawyers from 18 other states joined together Monday opposing proposed changes to federal
Audit spurs calls for transparency over billions in oversight exempt Maryland contracts
A recent audit finds Maryland agencies spent billions outside required procurement rules, prompting lawmakers and economists to call for tighter
Turkey pardon is just weird, Gov. Moore’s ‘IDGAF’ initialism, Is Washington joyless?
I was talking about Washington’s divide last week with Max Stier of the Partnership for Public Service. The nonprofit group
Del. Vanessa Atterbeary to enter Howard County executive race
Del. Vanessa Atterbeary, a Howard County Democrat and chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, has decided to run
How Gov. Wes Moore’s economic growth agenda bets big on quantum computing
From South Carolina to Tokyo, Gov. Wes Moore’s 2025 traveling sales pitch to bring more businesses to Maryland has focused
FOX45: Moore’s office defends efforts amid criticism following audits
Tensions are high after a series of critical audits were released in recent weeks, and Republican lawmakers are calling on
Maryland Dems mum on support for Zohran Mamdani besides Van Hollen, Raskin
Days after Sen. Chris Van Hollen endorsed progressive Zohran Mamdani for mayor of New York City and called those in