Maryland lawmakers push ahead with business services tax despite massive pushback and as Gov. Wes Moore stays silent
Maryland lawmakers are moving forward with a business tax despite an avalanche of opposition as Gov. Wes Moore stays silent.
Maryland would profit from financial literacy | READER COMMENTARY
Great commentary in The Baltimore Sun on financial literacy ( “Americans lack financial literacy needed for the new economy,” ...
Debate intensifies over Maryland's fiscal future with potential tax hikes and service cuts
What’s on the menu in Annapolis for lawmakers to address the growing budget deficit, that at this point tops $3 billion? Well ...
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Wes Moore Is Worried About Maryland’s Men
To understand the significance of Maryland’s new initiative, we called Governor Moore and masculinity scholar Richard Reeves.
Schools use AI to monitor kids, hoping to prevent violence. Our investigation found security risks
Roughly 1,500 school districts nationwide use Gaggle’s software to track the online activity of approximately 6 million ...
FOX45: Anne Arundel County reports rise in tire thefts across the area
Anne Arundel County police have reported a significant increase in tire theft incidents, jumping from 68 in 2022 to 179 in ...
Maryland businesses warn service tax will drive companies out of state
Businesses, joined by Gov. Moore, push back against idea for business services tax that Democratic leaders argue would help ...
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House approves Blueprint education bill, rejects most of Moore’s proposed cuts
Atterbeary’s committee and the Appropriations Committee amended the governor’s bill to restore funding to community schools and to reduce the four-year delay in collaborative time to a one-year pause ...
Maryland Senate president warns of potential statewide recession; legislature considers raising taxes
As he prepares for more cuts to federal spending and the further gutting of agencies, Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson ...