A decision to deny federal emergency aid to areas of Western Maryland hit hard by flooding in May is being called petty, partisan and punishing by Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D). State, federal and local officials met for 90 minutes inside a Westernport restaurant Sunday to discuss last week’s denial by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the

The White House rejected Maryland's request for federal disaster assistance after flooding damaged homes and businesses in Allegany and Garrett counties, Gov. Wes Moore said.

The state of Maryland implemented a buyout for eligible employees earlier this month in an effort to cut millions in costs for the 2026 budget.

Governor Wes Moore announces $1M in energy assistance for flood-hit Garrett and Allegany families to aid repairs.