The Maryland Lottery has awarded over $29 million, including a $128,772 jackpot to a Rockville player and a $100,000 prize in Baltimore. With the Mega Millions at $600 million, interest in lottery games is surging across the state.

Towson University President Mark Ginsberg was honored with the June E. Streckfus Leadership in Education Partnerships Award for enhancing education-business ties in Maryland.

The Baltimore Jewish community celebrates the release of 20 hostages from Gaza, expressing a mix of relief, hope for peace, and sorrow for lost lives. The cautious optimism is shared by local leaders and extends to Palestinian prisoner releases.

Maryland State Police will participate in National Faith & Blue Weekend to strengthen community bonds through events with faith-based groups from October 10-13, 2025.

Baltimore community marks two years since Gaza hostages taken, with memorials and hope for a peaceful resolution, amid ongoing negotiations for a cease-fire.

Maryland's new eviction law requires landlords to post a 14-day notice before evictions are enforced, impacting several eviction types but excluding wrongful detainers.

BGE is offering aid to federal workers in Maryland affected by the government shutdown, including flexible payment options. The state provides additional relief measures and protection against eviction and utility cutoffs.

Mayor Scott's 2025 Baltimore summer youth initiative showed positive outcomes, with decreased youth violence and increased engagement through various programs and community partnerships.

Maryland experienced a loss of 3,200 jobs in August, with both the private and public sectors affected. Despite this, increases were seen in construction and food services. The state's unemployment rate remains below the national average.

Mayor Scott announced Mayor's Fall Clean-Up Day in Baltimore, encouraging community involvement for city beautification on October 25, joining the Charm City Cleanup effort that began in July.

Baltimore students explored construction careers at an MCCEI event, highlighting jobs due to retirements and engaging with 40+ companies and educational institutions.

Dr. Earl S. Richardson, a transformative leader of Morgan State University, passed away at 81, leaving a legacy of institutional growth and academic advancement.

Seven finalists for the 2026 Maryland Teacher of the Year award were announced, representing various counties and exemplifying excellence in education.