Maryland Gov. Wes Moore

Governor Wes Moore stopped in East Baltimore Friday to announce a $1.25 million dollar grant for a housing non-profit, constructing new homes in a formerly redlined neighborhood.

Conflicting accounts emerge over what led to juvenile services secretary's departure.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore joins Midday to discuss new leadership at the state Department of Juvenile Services.

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office warns that the services are rebranded payday loans that send low-income users into debt spirals.

Among the new changes are new income tax rates on households earning at least $500,000 a year.

Beginning in October, the state will no longer require a bachelor’s degree to get a residential real estate appraiser license.

The findings from the audit of the Maryland Office of the Chief Medical Examiner indicates possible pro-police and racial biases, officials say.

The state greenlit demolition of the country’s second-oldest racetrack, along with the purchase of a new thoroughbred training site.

The governor highlighted components of the measure designed to boost teacher recruitment and training.

Governor Wes Moore has until May 27th to sign, veto or let bills become law without his signature. The tracker will be updated as bills are signed into law.