Maryland's Gov. Moore signed emergency bills to end 287(g) agreements, limiting local law enforcement's role in immigration enforcement, with full termination of existing agreements by July 2026.

Anne Arundel Councilman Pete Smith shared a video showing a volunteer being taunted with racial slurs while canvassing, calling the episode "real life."

Trump and Maryland Governor Moore dispute responsibility for Potomac River sewage spill, each blaming the other while efforts to mitigate the spill's impact are underway.

Social Circle leaders and neighbors have mobilized after news that DHS may convert a million‑plus warehouse into an ICE detention hub, raising infrastructure and legal fights. Local officials are demanding transparency and several counties have already moved to block similar projects.

Baltimore County officials are addressing concerns over a potential new ICE facility in Hunt Valley, with emergency meetings and proposed legislation to prevent new detention centers.

Rep. Jamie Raskin says overcrowded holding rooms at the Fallon Federal Building are 'appalling' after an oversight visit. Maryland lawmakers and advocates are demanding answers.

Congressman Jamie Raskin reported severely overcrowded conditions at a Baltimore ICE facility, which lacks adequate amenities for detainees. He called for congressional oversight and reforms.

A fiscal‑2024 single audit warns the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore that lax bookkeeping and missing procurement rules may have left taxpayer money vulnerable.

An OIG synopsis says Baltimore used $516,150 in ARPA funds to pay Artscape performers and reallocated hundreds of thousands without required approvals.

Delegate Bob Long joined House Republicans introducing bills in Annapolis to require photo ID at polls and enroll Maryland in SAVE for citizenship verification.

TABCO warns Baltimore County’s FY27 budget could cut 595 positions and raise class sizes to 25 students, and union leaders pressed the county executive at a Parkville town hall. The district says the proposal preserves salary commitments while trimming new spending.

Gov. Wes Moore used Wednesday’s State of the State to unveil a $70.8B budget and a package of bills on housing, education, public safety and AI.

Wes Moore, Maryland Governor, will emphasize economic growth, education, and energy costs while sidelining redistricting in his State of the State address. His $70.8 billion budget proposal focuses on fiscal prudence, amidst political tensions.