Maryland State Police Issue Alert for Employers to License Security Personnel Ahead of 2025 Regulations
Maryland is preparing for new state regulations affecting security guard employers, who must license their personnel and adhere to a digital-only application system starting January 1, 2025.
Maryland Lawmakers Spotlight Emergency Policy on Sharing Students' Violent Histories Between School Districts
Maryland legislators discussed an emergency policy that would mandate sharing students' violent criminal history between school districts, following a safety incident and gap revelations in existing communication protocols.
Federal Hill's Beloved MothGriller's to Close After 27 Years on Charles Street
Mother's Grille in Federal Hill, Baltimore, is closing its flagship location after 27 years. The bar and restaurant, known for its patio and atmosphere, remains open until Jan. 19, with other locations continuing operations.
Anne Arundel County Public Library Launches Extended Chromebook Lending to Bridge Digital Divide in Brooklyn Park
Anne Arundel County Public Library has launched a Chromebook lending program at the Brooklyn Park branch, offering kits with Wi-Fi for 12 weeks, funded by T-Mobile for Government and others.
Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby Requests Presidential Pardon for Convicted Ex-State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby
Nick Mosby called for a presidential pardon for his ex-wife, Marilyn Mosby, who was convicted of mortgage fraud, during his final duty as Baltimore City Council President.












