The Senate Budget and Taxation Committee unanimously voted on Friday to advance its own proposed budget, seeking to eliminate ...

The 3% tax on business-to-business IT and data services was projected to generate about $500 million annually. But early ...

The Maryland Senate Budget and Taxation committee announced Friday plans to cut roughly $127 million from the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA), nearly $23 million less of a ...

Hundreds of people converged in Annapolis to protect services for people with developmental disabilities. People with ...

A nearly $71 billion state budget took a key step forward Friday as the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee finalized its ...

Hundreds of developmental disability advocates rallied Thursday to dissuade lawmakers from making a massive budget cut to the agency that oversees services -- a last "Hail Mary" effort before ...

Maryland's revenue picture improved by nearly $250 million over two years, buoyed largely by a factor that can't be anticipated — people dying. The numbers from the Board of Revenue Estimates also ...

The state wants to enforce its ban on 287g agreements by withholding funds from local police.

BALTIMORE — The Maryland Senate Budget and Taxation Committee on Thursday will either approve, limit, or eliminate numerous budget cuts and fund transfers proposed in Gov. Wes Moore’s fiscal year 2027 ...

State analysts said Wednesday that Maryland should take in more tax revenue during the current fiscal year than previously projected, despite a $1.4 billion budget shortfall, thousands of job cuts and ...

The 3% levy on data and IT services was tacked onto last year’s budget to help plug a roughly $3 billion shortfall, and it took effect on July 1, 2025, according to The Associated Press. Lawmakers and ...