September 16th, 2015 by WCBC Radio

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan is reducing or eliminating hundreds of fees that he says "don't make any sense."  The Republican governor announced Tuesday that he plans to cut 100 fees across state government, ranging from vehicle emissions tests to identification cards for homeless people. The Department of Agriculture is also making cuts to 115 fees related to animal health diagnostics. He says people were being overcharged. Combined with the previously announced elimination of E-Z Pass maintenance fees, Hogan says the cuts will save Marylanders more than $50 million over five years…