Governor Wes Moore proposes $124.1 million for Maryland law enforcement amidst a decline in violent crime including a notable drop in homicides across the state.

Aaron Poynton resigned as President of Harford County Public School Board, citing new CEO role demands, after Superintendent Sean Bulson was placed on leave.

Harford County officials demand an investigation and resignation of Superintendent Sean Bulson after a theft was reported during a conference and allegations of mismanagement surfaced.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott releases a report showcasing 100 achievements of his office in 2025, highlighting progress in public safety, community investment, and development.

Kelly Madigan is Howard County's first inspector general after a challenging stint in Baltimore County, and she plans to build a trusted IG office focused on government transparency and efficiency.

Baltimore County faces scrutiny for wasting over $737,000 on ineffective PRiSM software that failed to ensure minority hiring targets in contracts, as highlighted in an OIG report.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces personnel changes in Baltimore's government, including the promotion of Tracy Falon King to Director of Communications and other strategic appointments aimed at improving arts, communication, and health services.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott presents an agenda for the 2026 legislative session focusing on housing, economic development, transportation, and public safety.

The Maryland PSC reduced BGE's funding request, lessening the upcoming energy bill increase for residents and reflecting concerns over costs and the need for transparency in expenses.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the city's first project labor agreement with the Baltimore-D.C. Metro Building Trades Council to improve job quality and labor participation.

Maryland State Sen. Dalya Attar's defense seeks dismissal of three extortion charges, asserting no monetary gain was sought, only to stop alleged harassment by an ex-consultant.

Howard County has passed a zoning amendment aimed at boosting the agricultural sector, focusing on expanding agribusiness and agritourism opportunities. The legislation promotes farm innovation and economic growth.

Sonia Alcántara-Antoine was ousted as CEO of Baltimore County Public Library after controversially laying off 14 part-time librarians, a decision later reversed due to backlash.