Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to win social justice award for pardoning 175,000 drug offenders
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore will receive an award for his social justice reform efforts and pardoning more than 175,000 people ...
Could this be the year Wes Moore gets left behind? | EDITORIAL
For good or ill, presidential politics may factor into the budget debate in Annapolis given the governor’s rising national ...
Governor Moore's state address seen as higher office pitch, not Maryland focus
WBFF- Baltimore — In his state of the state address last week, Governor Wes Moore said we are facing tough decisions ahead ...
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Gov. Moore introduces coalition to highlight need for additional transportation funding
In an address to public and private sectors Friday, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore introduced a coalition to help advance the transportation department in the state of Maryland. The coalition is called ...
Wes Moore's office defends Maryland focus amid criticism of national political ambitions
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's office pushed back on Saturday to a local professor's observation that the governor's State of the ...
Maryland Gov. Moore shares resources for federal employees impacted by mass layoffs
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore launched a new website​ to share resources for federal employees in the state who are being impacted by federal workforce layoffs and changes to federal funding.
Maryland education advocates rally in Annapolis as Blueprint faces restructure
Debate over how to balance Maryland's budget continues in Annapolis and which programs should be cut to reduce spending.
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Moore’s complex Chesapeake Bay bill confounds stakeholders with its many provisions
Gov. Wes Moore's promised bill to expand and modernize Maryland's efforts to protect the Chesapeake Bay got its first public ...
‘A nuclear strike’: Maryland arts community outraged as Gov. Moore cuts budgets
About 600 Maryland cultural advocates are expected to descend Thursday on Annapolis to lobby legislators to reject a plan by Gov. Wes Moore that they fear could wreak havoc on the state’s fragile arts ...