Maryland legislators believe that they still have the votes to overturn Gov. Moore's unpopular veto of a reparations bill.

The commission would study federal, state and local policies from 1877 to 1965 in the post-Reconstruction and Jim Crow eras, which the legislation said led to "economic disparities based on race, ...

A bill meant to regulate so-called “earned wage access” loans for the first time in Maryland will become law without the governor’s signature.