Gov. Wes Moore signed the state budget and its companion bill Tuesday, signaling the end of a tumultuous fiscal season — for now. “In Maryland, we do what we always do when the chips are down,” Moore said at the Annapolis ceremony. “We got together and we rallied, and together we delivered a responsible, balanced budget that meets this moment.” After three months of negotiations and curveballs thrown by President Donald Trump’s administration, they implemented roughly $2 billion in spending cuts