Three additional Maryland sheriffs have partnered with ICE for immigration enforcement, doubling local law enforcement engagement, amid divisive debates and concerns over potential racial profiling and impacts on immigrant communities.

BCPS announced finalists for its annual awards, recognizing teachers, principals, and assistant principals. Winners will be announced at a gala on April 23.

Anthony McCarthy, a significant figure in Baltimore's political and media circles, died at 57 from kidney disease. He worked as a spokesperson for multiple mayors and representatives and was known for his community service and faith.

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.

Harford County Public Schools announced the cancellation of all summer school programs for the year due to budget adjustments, affecting various students' educational continuity.

Baltimore hosted the 2025 LeadHerShip Summit, focusing on empowering young women with mentorship and resources for success during Women's History Month. Mayor Scott emphasized the event's role in fostering future female leaders.

The Department of Education investigates Towson University for alleged racial discrimination in its graduate programs, part of a larger probe into 45 universities.

Maryland State Police increase patrols for St. Patrick's Day, focusing on preventing aggressive, distracted, and impaired driving, funded by the MD Highway Safety Office.

Baltimore's population grows for the first time since 2014, with a slight increase attributed to factors like affordability and job opportunities. Mayor Scott credits city improvements for the uptick.

The John Carroll School held its annual Holocaust Remembrance Day, where students heard from survivors and learned about the importance of tolerance and remembering history.

Howard County officials, including County Executive and Police Chief, announce initiatives to tackle recent violent crime through increased police presence, undercover operations, school interventions, and community partnerships.

Teacher Edwin Pérez from Perry Hall High School has been recognized for his educational contributions and appointed as the Mid-Atlantic Region Director for the Hispanic Caucus of the National Education Association.

A Maryland resident won a $3.3 million Multi-Match jackpot, the sixth-largest for the game, with a ticket sold in Parkville. The winner can take an annuity or a $1.92 million lump sum.