Senate President Bill Ferguson

The Senate and House need to reconcile differences before sending a budget package to the governor for his signature.

In response to complaints from constituents about soaring electric bills, Maryland Senate Democrats set aside a $200 million fund to provide relief for ratepayers.

The state budget may include language that goes into effect if the federal government makes massive cuts to healthcare spending.

The proposal includes a new 3% tax on data and IT services.

The controversial proposal is estimated to bring in $1 billion a year.

The 2.5% tax would cover accounting, landscaping, and valet parking, among others.

Protesters wonder if the party is using the right tactics.

Legislative leaders say the cuts are necessary to prepare for likely cuts in federal spending.

The Democrat is sponsoring legislation that would remove trash incineration’s classification as renewable energy.

Gov. Wes Moore is scheduled to deliver his annual State of the State address Wednesday at noon.