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MD Senate Republicans try — but fail — to repeal tech tax, amend budget
The Maryland Senate advanced the 2027 budget without a tech tax repeal sought by Republicans who cited revenue shortfalls and economic impact.
MD Senate committee advances budget, aspires to leave with $250M surplus
The Maryland Senate Budget and Taxation Committee advanced a $70 billion budget, aiming for a $250 million surplus and increased funding for childcare and mental health.
Why Moore’s plan to reform MD’s wealth transfer taxes ran aground
Gov. Wes Moore‘s proposal to end Maryland’s status as the only state with two taxes on the transfer of wealth after death failed this year.
Session of uncertainty prolonged for MD developmental disabilities community
After months of beating back spending cuts, Maryland’s developmental disabilities community found itself back in the crosshairs.
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.
MD Senate marks position in education negotiations with House, Moore
State senators marked their position in negotiations over how to cut or delay parts of Maryland’s expansive education plan.
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.
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.
MD Democrats eye up to $500M more in cuts as they await action in Congress
Top budget negotiators say they're considering between $200 million and $500 million in additional budget cuts in the coming weeks.
Moore, legislators delay deep cuts to developmental disabilities services
Maryland legislators and state officials said they plan to delay cuts to programs and services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
On budget deadline day, Md. lawmakers at impasse over tax and fee issues
State Senate and House budget negotiators were at an impasse Monday, the date by which the two chambers were scheduled to pass a spending plan.
Casino managers generally want iGaming, but their employees fear job loss
Maryland’s casinos, as well as international gambling organizations, are pushing for lawmakers to establish an internet gaming market.
