Can Maryland resist the siren’s call of sin taxes? | EDITORIAL
Facing a major budget shortfall, state leaders face the double-edged sword of gambling, alcohol and cannabis taxes.
Maryland liquor businesses worried about impacts if sales ban is lifted at grocery stores
Maryland Governor Wes Moore expressed his support for an effort that would allow customers to buy beer and wine at grocery ...
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How can Maryland pay for its climate goals? Maybe by penalizing fossil fuel titans.
A similar “climate superfund” bill was approved by New York lawmakers in June, while Vermont became the first state to ...
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The $2.7 billion problem waiting for Gov. Moore and Maryland lawmakers
Maryland has a $2.7 billion budget gap that Gov. Wes Moore and state lawmakers will need to close — potentially through ...
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Maryland bridge funding, Commanders deal may hinge on bill that House GOP lawmakers consider too costly
Maryland has been trying to persuade the Air Force to preserve a flight mission in the state because the military is phasing ...
8 things to know: Gov. Moore supports beer, wine in grocery stores
The Greater Baltimore Committee will merge with a tech-focused organization, Under Armour extends its apparel deal with the U ...
Gov. Moore backs adding beer and wine to Maryland grocery stores
Alcohol sales currently are largely restricted to liquor stores owned by Maryland residents, and a resident can hold only one ...
Maryland is the lone state to ban flamethrowers, leading to charges against a man accused of writing Trump’s name in fire
Maryland may be the only state in the country to ban them, but it is in good company: An international treaty also bans flamethrowers, or at least their use against civilians in war. Flamethrowers, ...