Officer Mamoudou Diallo pleaded guilty to misconduct in office after a 2024 false arrest involving an eight‑months‑pregnant woman; the judge entered probation before judgment and ordered community service.

Artscape returns May 23–24 in downtown Baltimore with The Roots and Stephanie Mills headlining. Scout returns under Devin Allen, and Round 2 applications close March 27.

Baltimore's public safety committee will consider bills to require police to record ICE encounters and to ban private immigration detention centers in the city.

A replica of the Christopher Columbus statue toppled and dumped into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor in 2020 has been installed inside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Italian American groups signed a loan to move the piece to the White House complex.

A 58-year-old man was found dead inside a car on the 300 block of South Stricker Street Sunday. Homicide detectives and the medical examiner have been notified.

SC&H relocated its headquarters to Hunt Valley into a hybrid-ready, amenity-filled suite; reporting differs on exact square footage but all note room to grow.

Dorchester County’s state’s attorney race closed with no candidates after the incumbent declined to run, leaving party committees to pick nominees for November. The empty ballot spot highlights a small office with a heavy caseload.

Barn & Lodge is finally coming to The Rotunda after a two-year delay. The operator and neighbors signed an MOU limiting outdoor music and patio operations.

One person died and three were injured in a three‑vehicle crash on the southbound BW Parkway north of Greenbelt Road; lanes were closed as Park Police investigated.

The Baysox and county partners finished a set of fan-focused upgrades at Prince George’s Stadium — from a lighthouse-themed kids area to new video displays and ADA viewing.

Pediatricians say a growing share of parents are declining vitamin K shots and other newborn protections, a trend tied to rare but preventable bleeding and infections. Local hospitals are stepping up counseling.

A West Baltimore rehab has been stalled for three years as permit delays and portal problems leave the developer roughly $100K into a condemned property. City officials point to data showing faster turnaround while builders say the portal still jams.

Top Democrats say pausing the gas tax would gut hundreds of millions in road and transit funding even as pump prices surge nearly 90¢ in a month. The split leaves lawmakers weighing short‑term relief against longer‑term budget harm.