 Maryland Governor Wes Moore is proposing a package of state spending cuts to get an early start on addressing a future budget shortfall. Moore is proposing about $149 million in mid-year budget cuts next week. The state's Board of Public Works has the final say, but the governor is on that board. When lawmakers go back to Annapolis next year, that bigger budget shortfall will overshadow everything else. The focus being on whether to raise revenue through tax and fee hikes or cut spending.