 This is WFMD News. The Maryland Board of Public Works approved $149 million in fiscal year 2025 budget cuts during a meeting in Annapolis Wednesday. Governor Wes Moore stated that the cuts will free up money for Medicare reimbursements and child care for low-income families. The cuts include slashing $1.5 million from the state police forensic lab and a quarter million from a drone security system for the Port of Baltimore. Moore said the budget cuts were made necessary by stagnant economic growth