Gov. Wes Moore and Democratic lawmakers left Annapolis this week with a pin in the 2025 session and some hard feelings.

In the midst of the toughest year that the current slate of Democratic leaders in Maryland has seen so far — from their passing of tax increases and budget cuts during the session, to the recent ...

A bill meant to regulate so-called “earned wage access” loans for the first time in Maryland will become law without the ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed 170 bills into law Tuesday, May 13, 2025, marking one of his term’s most expansive legislative ...

How to address that issue is complicated, and Gov. Moore’s conclusion that now wasn’t the right moment to explore the ...

As Democrats reevaluate their past support for President Joe Biden amid new reports about his mental acuity, Gov. Wes Moore ...

Predictably, Maryland’s top five Democrats — Gov. Wes Moore, Senate President Bill Ferguson (Baltimore City), House Speaker ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore rejects legislation to form a reparations commission, insisting the state must move from study to action.

Gov. Wes Moore’s veto of the Maryland Reparations Commission bill came as a shock to lawmakers here, but they are confident ...

Shipping plans are made months in advance and without assurances that the Locust Point pier will be open for business in 2026 ...