Maryland Governor Wes Moore talks about the importance of Baltimore, why it's had the precipitous drop in homicides and crime and how it's thriving. He appears on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer to Peer Conversations.

For decades, Maryland has been a trailblazing state, with Baltimore at its heart. We’ve taken pride in using science to inform policies; yet in the fight for healthy, scientifically sound school start times, Baltimore and other counties in Maryland are falling behind.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore highlights significant investments in the ENOUGH Act, a state-led initiative to end child poverty, with a focus on community-driven solutions.

County government leaders knew that Maryland’s fiscal 2026 budget season would be a tough one. With a nearly $3 billion deficit looming, Gov. Wes Moore proposed about $2 billion in cuts in his budget earlier this month,

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore joined Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro in calling on grid operator PJM Interconnection LLC to take action to prevent energy cost increases.

Gov. Wes Moore is criticizing President Donald Trump’s attempt to freeze $3 trillion in federal spending, a freeze that was halted by a federal judge on Tuesday. Moore says the decision could impact billions of dollars coming into Maryland.

Gov. Wes Moore is proposing to rewrite major portions of Maryland’s landmark education law, cutting nearly one-fifth of the new funding the state promised schools by 2029.

BALTIMORE -- Gov. Wes Moore said his FY2026 budget will bring major tax cuts to 66% of Marylanders while increasing tax rates for the state's highest earners. The plan, part of a broader budget ...

Gov. Wes Moore’s budget proposal could elevate the personal income tax rate for the state’s highest earners to one of the highest in the region, a recent policy

Leaders at several public universities in Maryland are wrestling with Gov. Wes Moore’s proposal to cut over $100 million in state funding for higher education. At some institutions, the cuts will feel a little deeper.

The bill will allow the State Highway Administration to place up to four speed cameras in either direction of I-695 and three in either direction on I-83. All ticket proceeds would go back into SHA, it says, to cover roadway and safety improvements on those roads within the county.

Balancing a $3 billion budget deficit on the backs of Maryland’s highest earners, Governor Wes Moore claims while the rich will pay, the rest will save. In his