Maryland’s budget crisis took another $280 million hit on Thursday as officials said for the first time they expect the state to lose about 29,000 jobs under President Donald Trump’s plans to fire ...

This means Maryland lawmakers have to make more tough choices, and Marylanders will either see more tax and fee increases or fewer services.

Maryland is anticipated to lose $280 million in revenue over the next two years. The Board of Revenue Estimates cited declining tax revenues and looming federal cutbacks as the reason.

Maryland's top financial officers say that the state is beginning to feel the pain, as they anticipate more cuts in the ...

GOP senators told Musk about an obscure legislative tool that could bring legal heft to his effort and enshrine the cuts into law.

The governor and General Assembly will need to find additional cuts and new revenue sources to fill the worst deficit since ...

Ripple effects of the Trump administration's crackdown on U.S. medical research promise to reach every corner of America.

State officials project Maryland will take in less tax revenue in the coming years due in part to federal layoffs. Maryland’s ...

As lawmakers scramble to find a solution to Maryland’s budget crisis, there are several options on the table, including ...

As discussion over Maryland's budget deficit continues across the state, two Republican lawmakers joined FOX45 In-Depth with Mikenzie Frost to provide their per ...

Maryland residents are facing a wave of new tax proposals and increases introduced this year under Governor Wes Moore’s ...

The Trump administration may end leases for some of NOAA's offices while the agency terminates several advisory committees at ...