A federal appeals court has allowed two Black Maryland officers' hostile‑work‑environment claims to proceed, denying qualified immunity to a state police sergeant over alleged exclusion and racist conduct.

Baltimore’s Board of Estimates approved $605,000 to settle four lawsuits, including a $225,000 payout after a pedestrian was struck by a city fire vehicle. The moves add to growing legal costs tied to police and city vehicles.

Baltimore County’s nine‑member school‑capacity committee has only five members and hadn’t met; officials now say it will convene July 23 with a report due July 31.

FOX45's investigation shows Marvin James at City Hall only twice in three weeks and using a city vehicle for off-site trips; officials have not yet explained his duties.

Barbara Kreamer holds a narrow 189-vote lead over Matthew Brown in Harford County’s Democratic primary after mail-in ballots shifted the totals. The race remains undecided while officials finish the canvass.

A bipartisan nonprofit led by Gina Raimondo and Eric Holcomb will pilot state programs and private funds to help workers adapt as AI reshapes jobs.

A small number of Maryland voters reported a machine prompt asking them to pick a party. Officials say poll‑worker steps were missed and affected voters cast correct ballots.

Gov. Wes Moore won nearly 90% in the Democratic primary, leaving him with a commanding financial edge and a united party as he turns to the November general election.

A Baltimore judge upheld regulators' decision allowing BGE to recover up to $120M for conduit upgrades through customer rates, a setback for the state's ratepayer advocate.

Early returns put incumbents Ashley Esposito and Kwame' Jamal Kenyatta-Bey ahead in Baltimore's school board primary as the board prepares for a new CEO and tough budget choices.

Maryland’s top court will hear an appeal over a proposed Frederick County referendum that targets a 2,600‑acre data‑center overlay. The June 30 hearing comes as petitioners and developers clash in court over maps and charter rules.

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court blocked a Maryland woman's federal suit challenging a consent order tied to her involuntary hospitalization.

A planned cannabis shop on Ritchie Highway has Pasadena residents pushing Anne Arundel County to adopt new buffer rules ahead of a July 6 council vote.