December 4th, 2025 by WCBC Radio

A series of audit findings of Maryland state agencies is showing more than $8 billion dollars in spending in the last year without proper oversight. Failures to follow policies included the Lottery commission, state highways, and human services. Governor Wes Moore has heard the excuses that some problems are repeat offenders…

   

“These problems have been long-standing and these problems have been generational and these problems have been year on year. I get that and I understand that.”

Moore is seeking quick action on correcting problems without excuses…

   

“The directive that I have to my agency heads, the directive I have to my cabinet secretaries is – I don’t care – fix them.”