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The $1.2 billion tax, fee and gaming package from the House remains the sticking point for senators. And it isn’t clear when the budget conference committee will meet again.

Gov. Wes Moore is creating an Intergovernmental Economic Response Team and is putting Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller in charge of state efforts related to economic and financial recovery.

Proposal to protect income of workers is introduced as governor eyes scholarships for families of transportation workers who die on the job.

Workers who died were immigrants from Central America, fixing potholes on the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Will their deaths change the tenor of the immigration policy debate?

The U.S. Coast Guard is leading efforts to clear debris from the site to reopen operations at the busy Port of Baltimore.

Lawmakers representing the port are drafting emergency wage replacement legislation in the final days of the 2024 session.

State Police superintendent says divers will move to ‘search and recovery’ mode on Wednesday morning after fruitlessly searching for at least six missing road workers.

President calls on Congress to authorize full federal funding for bridge reconstruction — a politically cumbersome process.

Senate leader says any plan for revitalizing Pimlico must limit the risk to taxpayers, and he refuses to consider eliminating a blue-ribbon panel that’s discussing transportation funding.

The federal government has issued a rule that requires states to measure carbon emissions from the National Highway System and establish targets to lower those emissions. Md. has yet to issue its goals.