Maryland State Police Honor Standout Employees: Trooper and Sergeant of the Year Announced
Maryland State Police honored employees for outstanding service, with Trooper Hadley as Trooper of the Year and Sergeant Muehl recognized for his gun crime initiative work. Dispatchers and a civilian were also awarded.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore Embarks on Trade Mission to Japan, Showcases Potential of Maglev Technology for Baltimore-New York Transit
Maryland Governor Wes Moore visited Japan to test a Maglev train, meeting with officials to discuss its potential to improve transportation in Maryland and its economic impact.
Maryland General Assembly Passes $67B Budget with Tax Increases Amid Controversy
The Maryland General Assembly passed a $67 billion budget with tax and fee increases, including a new 3% tech tax, despite criticism from Republican lawmakers. Governor Wes Moore has expressed his support for the budget.
Baltimore Mayor Scott Unveils Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Focused on Youth and Public Safety Without Tax Increases
Mayor Scott unveils Baltimore's FY2026 budget focusing on youth, public safety, and no tax rate hikes, addressing an $85M shortfall with savings and revenues, while investing in city development and services.
Maryland House Committee Approves Bill Reducing Payouts for Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors Amid Emotional Testimonies
Maryland's House Judiciary Committee passed a bill reducing compensation for childhood sexual abuse survivors, sparking protests and strong emotions among delegates. The measure slashes maximum payouts and addresses the state's financial liabilities.
Contentious Maryland 2026 Budget Passes House, Heads to Senate Amid Debates on Tax Hikes and Spending Cuts
The Maryland House has passed the state's 2026 budget, which seeks to address a $3.3 billion deficit through tax increases and budget cuts. It now heads to the Senate for further consideration.












