Maryland Gov. Wes Moore

Wes Moore led his fourth annual address with a plea for the Senate to vote on a new Congressional map for Maryland, receiving mixed reaction from lawmakers.

Tom Hall and News Director Matt Bush anchor coverage of Gov. Moore's State of the State address, and WYPR's Maryland State Government & Politics Reporter Sarah Petrowich reports from Annapolis.

Gov. Wes Moore, the Maryland speaker of the House and national Democratic leaders are all calling on the state Senate to vote on a new Congressional map, but the caucus remains — mostly — united.

Two weeks after one of the region’s largest winter storms in recent memory, questions remain about how effectively Maryland’s price gouging protections served consumers during the emergency.

Gov. Wes Moore told federal officials he had concerns about the economic drain the Williamsport facility could have on the area and “troubling lack of transparency” around the purchase.

The House of Delegates gave the new Congressional map its final vote of approval, but the Senate president remains steadfast in rejecting early redistricting.

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A full-chamber vote that could make Maryland’s Congressional delegation 8-0 Democratic is now imminent, but an uphill battle for supporters of early redistricting remains.

Governor’s recommended budget cuts next fiscal year’s structural deficit in half, but fiscal experts worry the one-time shifts only put off difficult budget decisions.

The governor urges Marylanders to stay home this weekend as state agencies ramp up severe weather response efforts.