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Maryland, Wes Moore and Trump

Maryland lawmakers, Gov. Wes Moore brace for Trump impact, ‘survival of state’ in March

The Maryland General Assembly’s annual session is about to kick up a notch as lawmakers warn the next five weeks will be the most difficult of the 90-day sprint.

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore defends budget, federal workers

Maryland Governor Wes Moore testified on his proposed 2026 budget, the governor found himself battling two storms: The massive state deficit and the potential loss of jobs for Maryland’s federal workers.

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Moore pushes for tax reforms and deeper cuts, blames Trump as Maryland faces fiscal crunch

Gov. Wes Moore told a Maryland House of Delegates joint committee session that more needs to be done to balance the state’s budget, blaming President Donald Tru

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Gov. Wes Moore pitches tax plan as defense against Trump. Republicans say it’s a ‘bad deal’ for Maryland

Gov. Wes Moore — pitching his tax reform proposal directly to lawmakers on Thursday — framed his plan almost entirely as a salve to President Donald Trump and the torrent of executive actions that the Democratic governor believes could cripple Maryland’s economy.

Maryland Senate, condom and House Bill

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Maryland bill that would have allowed sale of condoms in public schools is defeated

A Maryland Senate committee stopped a bill that would have removed the prohibition of selling condoms in vending machines in public schools. The Maryland Freedom Caucus, comprised of a small group of conservative House Republicans,

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State Senate rejects bill that would've allowed condoms in vending machines at schools

A bill that would've allowed condoms and other birth control to be dispensed via vending machines in schools was unanimously rejected in Friday's State Senate J

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Contraceptive Vending Machine Bill Moves to Maryland Senate After House Approval

A bill moving through the Maryland General Assembly is reigniting debate over youth health, school policies, and parental rights. House Bill 380, which recently passed in the House of Delegates with an 89-41 vote,

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Is Maryland a good place to live? Here's how residents view the quality of life.

A newly released poll by the University of Maryland, County (UMBC) assessed how Marylanders viewed the state in various ways, ...

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Baltimore rail project will allow CSX new mid-Atlantic access for first time

The freight trains that labored to climb through Baltimore’s historic Howard Street Tunnel disappeared a few weeks ago. For ...

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Baltimore school board faces backlash as parents fear rising truancy and street violence

A community meeting in east Baltimore this week saw parents and community members voicing their concerns to the Baltimore ...

Maryland leaders offer condolences after death of Speaker Adrienne Jones' son

Maryland leaders offered condolences after the death of Speaker Adrienne Jones' son. She was notified of Brandon's death on ...

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Thousands of Maryland students are chronically absent each year. Here’s what we know

Student absenteeism rates have proliferated across the state and the country since the COVID-19 pandemic. Thousands of ...

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Police track down suspect in bulletproof gear with rapid-fire gun in Southwest Baltimore

Baltimore Police have arrested a man who was allegedly throwing rocks at cars near an elementary school while armed with a ...

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Port of Baltimore had banner year even after bridge collapse

The Port of Baltimore had its second-best year ever in 2024, even after the Key Bridge collapse halted port activity for ...

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Maryland Bankers Associaton taps Gov. Moore cabinet member as next CEO

The Maryland Bankers Association (MBA) has tapped a member of Gov. Wes Moore’s cabinet to be its next CEO.

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Meet the environmentalist defending Baltimore’s polluting trash incinerator

Environmentalist Christopher Dipnarine should hate Baltimore’s trash incinerator, but he might be its biggest defender.

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