Drastic cuts to core services are on the table as Maryland state lawmakers scramble to plug a projected $3.3 billion hole in the state budget.

Drastic cuts to core services are on the table as Maryland state lawmakers scramble to plug a projected $3.3 billion hole in the state budget. House and Senate leaders are working with the governor to ...

Businesses, joined by Gov. Moore, push back against idea for business services tax that Democratic leaders argue would help ...

Maryland leaders are now tasked with filling a roughly $3.3 billion budget hole in the next month. How should leaders cut the ...

As discussion over Maryland’s budget deficit continues across the state, two Republican lawmakers joined FOX45 In-Depth with ...

While the Trump administration has paused or canceled billions in environmental funding nationwide, Maryland faces a fiscal crisis of its own.

The governor and General Assembly will need to find additional cuts and new revenue sources to fill the worst deficit since ...

Frostburg officials are bracing for the impacts of Maryland’s nearly $3 billion state budget deficit as they begin preparing ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore released his FY2026 supplemental budget, which includes $9 million to address a surge in unemployment ...

Democratic lawmakers in the Maryland General Assembly are pursuing a 2.5 percent tax on business-to-business services in two ...

State lawmakers return to session in Annapolis Monday night, and with just four weeks left in the 90-day session, they are ...