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House and Senate leaders in Maryland ended a second round of budget talks Monday with terse exchanges and no resolution on a $1.2 billion revenue package.

A coalition of more than two dozen groups and progressive lawmakers are hoping to leverage looming state fiscal challenges to pass long-desired tax reforms.

On Jan. 10, the Maryland General Assembly will convene for a 90-day session. As always, there will be a lot of issues before them, but two are almost certain to

On Jan. 10, the Maryland General Assembly will convene for a 90-day session. As always, there will be a lot of issues before them, but two are almost certain to

Taxes and cost shifts are on the table for the coming General Assembly session as Gov. Wes Moore and lawmakers face a budget shortfall and transportation cuts.

CUMBERLAND — Members of the Western Maryland legislative delegation voiced opposition Friday to the idea of switching to a miles-driven basis to raise money for roads instead of the current

Marylanders have been sitting comfortably with highway toll fares but the Maryland Transportation Authority is now considering a request to increase tolls.

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s gas tax may one day become a relic if substitutes being considered by a new state transportation commission get traction.

Decreases in revenues flowing to the Maryland’s Transportation Trust Fund could trigger dramatic changes in how the state pays for future road and transportation projects.