Md. motorists facing 6.6-cent gas tax hike; Hogan, Franchot joust over possible actions

With Maryland motorists facing the largest state gas tax increase in a decade, two of the state’s top elected officials are looking to each other for a temporary way out. Starting July 1, motorists can expect to pay nearly 43 cents in taxes on every gallon of gas, according to preliminary data from the state ...

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