Army-Navy Game expected to deliver multimillion-dollar boost to Baltimore

The upcoming Army-Navy Game at M&T Bank Stadium is projected to inject millions into Baltimore’s economy, extending a run of ...
The Southern Maryland Chronicle on MSN

Nonprofit Tax Gap Sparks MD Grant Oversight Debate

The state of Maryland has awarded $6.1 million in taxpayer funds to We Our Us, a Baltimore-based nonprofit focused on youth ...
CT Insider on MSN

SNAP benefits and EBT payments to be restored after federal judge ruling. Here's what to know

There are work requirements to receive SNAP benefits, according to the USDA, among them registering for work, participating ...

Maryland offers tax relief for federal workers during government shutdown

Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman is allowing federal workers to defer state tax payments until 60 days after the ...

New Maryland comptroller report shows impact of high housing costs

A new Comptroller of Maryland report shows between 2010 and 2023, Maryland lost 2.3 residents to other states.During that ...

Year-end tax tips: What to do now to save on next year’s filing

The clock is ticking on year-end tax planning. Here are some steps to take now to lower your tax bill before filing next ...

Earle-Sears blasts Democrats over redistricting: ‘They’re trying to get at me’

Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears accused Democrats of sidelining her with a redistricting session and tied Abigail Spanberger to a $150,000 donation.
Bethesda Magazine

State comptroller offers deferral of tax payment plans for federal workers

Approved applicants won't have pay tax payment plans during the government shutdown, which hit 27 days Monday.

Maryland law allows convicted public employees to retain pensions, will that change?

If Maryland wants to stop government employees, who are convicted of crimes, from collecting taxpayer funded pensions, laws will have to change in Annapolis.