Maryland budget framework deal includes more cuts, fewer tax hikes on residents
According to Gov. Moore, 94% of Marylanders will either get a tax cut or see no change in their income taxes under the agreed-upon budget. This is an increase from the governor's initial proposal in which 82% of residents would have received a tax cut or seen no change.
A state Senate committee voted Friday to stick to Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s four-year pause on teacher collaborative time and ...
Maryland Governor Wes Moore hosts town hall, discussing economic growth, federal worker support, FBI headquarters relocation, ...
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Maryland Democrats filed a complaint against an anonymous anti-Wes Moore X account similar to the national "Catturd," which ...
Maryland's budget talks progress as Governor Moore and lawmakers consider solutions for the $3 billion deficit, including ...
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Wes Moore Is Worried About Maryland’s MenTo understand the significance of Maryland’s new initiative, we called Governor Moore and masculinity scholar Richard Reeves.
A job fair on Tuesday in Frederick was the first visible sign of that effort, and about 1,000 people signed up to attend.
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Governor on budget: 'The impacts of the Trump administration have been real'Maryland Gov. Wes Moore took a moment on Crossover Day to address the progress with the state budget amid a looming $3 ...
Maryland Freedom Caucus gives Republicans in Annapolis a chance to articulate conservative views without kowtowing to the ...
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