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Crossover Day: Budget, juvenile justice, birth certificate sex designations prioritized
The Maryland House and Senate shuffled through dozens of bills Monday, the General Assembly’s Crossover Day deadline.
MD legislators passed few gun-related bills amid focus on budget deficit
Maryland legislators saw little progress in passing firearm-related legislation during this year’s General Assembly session.
How Marylanders might fare under new state budget
Will state leaders' relief extend beyond the halls of power to working families and middle-class residents of Maryland?
MD House, Senate reach budget deal; final votes still to come
Maryland House and Senate appropriators reached a final deal on tax hikes and spending cuts needed to cover a massive projected shortfall.
MD lawmakers begin final budget negotiations as 2025 session enters homestretch
Top Democrats have for the most part reached agreement on how to close a roughly $3.3 billion projected budget deficit.
Senate Democrats pass budget and tax plan, await further talks with House
Senate Democrats passed their budget proposal, paving the way for negotiations with House members over the remaining differences.
After passing budget, MD House awaits further negotiations with Senate
The Maryland House of Delegates passed its version of the state budget bill, with members mostly voting along party lines.
MD Democrats reach budget deal with new mix of spending cuts, taxes
Gov. Wes Moore and top Democrats announced an agreement on spending cuts and tax increases amid a more than $3.3 billion deficit.
MD Senate appearing to pump brakes on Moore’s 75-cent delivery fee proposal
Maryland senators appear to be pumping the brakes on Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed 75-cent retail delivery fee.
Moore says no to ‘broad’ business tax as hunt for more tax revenue continues
Gov. Wes Moore says a “broad” tax on business-to-business services is off the table in talks with the legislature.
Businesses gear up for fight against MD Democrats’ proposed tax on services
Maryland’s business community is working to beat back a proposed 2.5% tax on business-to-business services in the state.
Hit to MD budget from Trump, Musk workforce dismantling comes into focus
The Trump administration’s dismantling of the federal workforce is expected to cost Maryland $280 million in tax revenue, officials say.
