Gov. Wes Moore’s tax plan could squeeze middle class, warns taxpayer advocate
A national taxpayer advocate warned that Gov. Wes Moore’s tax plan could significantly affect the state’s middle class.
FOX45: Gov. Wes Moore touts no property tax hikes, but critics note rising fees for Marylanders
Property taxes have not increased since Gov. Wes Moore took office, but a taxpayer advocate said that doesn’t mean ...
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Moore’s bill to rein in Blueprint school reform plan draws fire at hearing
Lawmakers, advocates and students all find something to dislike in governor Moore's proposals during a hearing.
Their loved ones were sent to a crematory. Horror and questions followed.
Friends and relatives of people who were sent to the Maryland crematory have been left waiting for ashes and answers. Records ...
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Moore officials say Blueprint cuts a ‘starting point’ for deciding how to pay for plan
Gov. Wes Moore's top aides told lawmakers that proposed cuts to the state's education plan would allow it to be successful in the long run.
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Maryland open to liability in thousands of child sex abuse lawsuits
Thousands of sex abuse cases could leave Maryland taxpayers responsible for $3 billion in payouts after a 2023 law opened the ...
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2023 statute of limitations law opens Maryland to liability in thousands of child sex abuse lawsuits
Thousands of sex abuse cases could leave Maryland taxpayers responsible for $3 billion in payouts after a 2023 law opened the door to claims.
Gov. Moore's tax plan raises taxes on the wealthiest Marylanders, but middle class could pay more too
Governor Moore’s office responded this afternoon to the report saying: ...
Maryland Reporter4d
State Roundup: Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce
The state hopes to boost the flagging child care workforce in Maryland. Photo by Cottonbro Studio from Pexels.
Inside new $109M government building, Maryland lawmakers discuss education cuts
Maryland lawmakers are looking to make changes to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future – the landmark education reform bill ...
Democrats make a subtle case against Trump on the economy
Public anxiety about the economy was one of Democrats’ biggest liabilities in November, with exit polls showing a majority of voters — 53 percent — trusted Trump over Kamala Harris on it.
Convicted felons in Maryland could have a chance at a reduced sentence under proposed bill
A proposed bill aims to give individuals serving lengthy prison sentences an opportunity to reduce their sentence.