Maryland lawmakers face budget deficit as new legislative session begins in Annapolis
WBFF- Baltimore — Maryland's new legislative session starts tomorrow. As lawmakers return to Annapolis, there are some daunting issues to be addressed, chief among them; the state's multi-billion dollar budget deficit and continued calls to get juvenile crime under control.
Marylanders dug out from the storm Tuesday, pushing snow off their cars and driveways in preparation for normalcy Wednesday.
Annapolis City Officials estimated they received about six to seven inches of snow, with more snow expected."It's a perfect ...
Homicides throughout Anne Arundel County reached their lowest number in nearly a decade in 2024, while suspects have been ...
On January 22, the City of Annapolis is enacting its own prohibition on plastic carryout bags, comparable in function to Anne ...
WMAR-2 News crews went out to see how people spent their snow day. Here's what we found in Anne Arundel County.
Actual snowfall takes a toll on pre-session fundraising blizzard, Maryland's congressional freshmen staff up with familiar ...
When Maryland lawmakers go back to work in Annapolis next week, the number one item they’ll be facing is balancing a budget.
A ban on gas-powered leaf blowers in residential areas of the City of Annapolis took effect on. The noise ordinance is meant ...
Frank Thorp, a Democrat, is the second person running against five-term incumbent, Ross Arnett, also a Democrat.
The push to lift Maryland’s alcolhol ban in grocery stores isn’t going down smoothly for some lawmakers. Despite Governor Wes ...
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