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Contrasting spending plans will dominate the action in Annapolis for the rest of the month.

We’ll go On the Record with WYPR news director Matt Bush to catch up on significant decisions by the General Assembly -- and what else might clear in the next few weeks.

Governor’s budget proposal for upcoming fiscal year doesn’t raise taxes — but storm clouds loom for future years as House Democrats begin talking proposals.

Nonprofit hospitals and universities should pay their fair share of property taxes to invest in community-led programs, the proposal argues.

Lawmakers still have their say on $63 billion spending plan.

Wes Moore didn’t say no or yes to tax or fee increases as MD General Assembly convened for annual session amid $761 million budget shortfall.

The revenue would go to building underserved communities and community efforts.

“This is crucial for Baltimore renters in this moment.”

“We know this budget doesn’t prioritize the needs of the people.”

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski: “I do not believe that that will be necessary.”