Gov. Moore still working on blind trust plan as he avoids state contract vote

Four weeks into his tenure, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has yet to fulfill his pledge to put all of his investments and business interests in a blind trust in order to avoid conflicts of interest. Moore, a Democrat and first-time politician, has an array of investments, ranging from his own companies for promoting his books and developing productions to shares of stock in high-profile companies. He also owns a partial stake in nearly two dozen limited liability corporations whose purpose is unclear.