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The Governor is proposing $1.8 billion in cuts, cost shifts and transfers, but the state budget would still grow 0.8 percent over the current fiscal year.
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The county is asking the state legislature for more money to fix roads.
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Gov. Wes Moore spoke with WYPR about his legislative priorities as state lawmakers prepare to return to Annapolis next week.
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The program helps people sign up for insurance plans outside of open season.
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The Board of Revenue Estimates predicts small revenue gains in the current and upcoming fiscal year, but federal economic uncertainty remains a concern.
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The tax and spending bill signed earlier this month is a sweeping legislation impacting many aspects of American life. How will it change things for Marylanders?
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Among the new changes are new income tax rates on households earning at least $500,000 a year.
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Combined, the cities “anchor institutions” pay $6M annually for approximately $47M in city services like policing, snow removal, and road maintenance.
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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.
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Protections for immigrants passed Monday with minutes to spare before lawmakers’ midnight deadline.