Governor Wes Moore has issued a State of Preparedness ahead of the snowstorm starting Sunday, January 5 to Monday, January 6 as the storm could impact roads and

Governor Wes Moore has declared a State of Preparedness ahead of expected winter storms in Maryland Sunday through Monday.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore issued a State of Preparedness from Jan. 5-6 ahead of the winter storm expected in the Northeast.

Moore has sometimes engaged in destructive partisan politics. He rallied supporters of then-Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks by describing the campaign against former Gov. Larry Hogan as a “war,” a word perfectly at home in our partisan times but unfit to exist alongside Moore’s worthy appeals for decency and virtue.

The governor's office confirmed that a private ceremony to award the Bronze Star was held Friday at the governor's residence in Annapolis, Maryland.

Lt. Gen. Michael Fenzel, the governor's close friend and former commander who had recommended Moore for the medal, pinned the Bronze Star for "meritorious service” onto the governor’s chest at the ceremony, The Washington Post reported.

Maryland has entered a state of preparedness ahead of Monday’s snowstorm that is likely to bring 4 to 6 inches of snow to the Baltimore area. The state of preparedness, which enhances the state’s ability to respond effectively to potential weather hazards,