A majority of Maryland voters support a proposed 2-cent tax on sugary drinks, with funds aimed at aiding state initiatives like school meals and childcare. Governor Moore's approval has dipped amid economic concerns.

Baltimore begins a 24-hour parking enforcement initiative to address illegal parking and enhance safety, focusing on abandoned vehicles and danger zones. Residents can report issues, and the city offers new mobile payment options for meters.

Firefighters battled a large blaze at a Harford County used car dealership, with an electric vehicle reportedly causing the fire. No injuries were reported.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announces the birth of his second child, Camden Lee Scott, on International Women's Day. The family celebrates the new addition as they adjust to life with two children.

Antwan Eldridge was arrested for an October shooting in Baltimore, charged with attempted murder. The 66-year-old victim suffered a gunshot to the head. Police continue their investigation, urging community engagement.

Adam Jones, Joe Orsulak, and broadcaster Tom Davis have been inducted into the Orioles' Hall of Fame. They will be honored at a special event on August 8 and a ceremony on August 9 during a game against the Athletics.

Baltimore Mayor Scott announced a plan to overhaul the permit process to streamline development and address vacant properties, aligning with the city's $3 billion investment plan for modernization.

An armed robbery occurred at the Lion's Den in Brooklyn Park, with a machete-wielding man stealing cash before fleeing. Police seek information from the public.

The National Weather Service warns of fire danger, severe weather, and strong winds for Baltimore, with potential for wildfires, thunderstorms, and damaging winds.

Baltimore County Police seek public help in the investigation of a February 27 Dundalk shooting, offering up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Baltimore to experience calm weather through Tuesday before thunderstorms and strong winds hit midweek, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The Baltimore County Superintendent proposed a nearly $3 billion budget which includes new schools and staff raises, prompting discussions on fiscal realities and educational quality.

An audit revealed mismanagement in Baltimore City Public Schools, including improper contracts over $5M, late payments of $142M, and insufficient background checks for employees. The district vowed to improve processes and control measures.