The Baltimore County Commission on Disabilities is seeking nominations for their annual awards program to honor those aiding individuals with disabilities. Submissions are due by September 9, 2025.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore invited President Trump to visit Baltimore, highlighting progress in crime reduction and seeking dialogue on public safety policy.

The Anne Arundel County Police Department has achieved its tenth CALEA Accreditation, reflecting its commitment to professional law enforcement standards.

Mayor Scott introduces the Downtown RISE Master Plan to revitalize Baltimore's core, inviting local input and collaboration for the city's future development.

Fagan Harris, previously with Gov. Wes Moore's staff, will lead the Abell Foundation as its president and CEO starting January 5, 2026. His appointment is noted for the potential to continue significant contributions to Baltimore's progress.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott defends the city's crime reduction after former President Trump critiqued it, citing a significant decrease in homicides and successful crime intervention strategies.

Anne Arundel County receives a $241,422 grant for victim services, improving support for those affected by crimes such as sexual assault and domestic violence.

Baltimore officials oppose the President's plan for National Guard deployment, stressing their successful reduction of violence with community-focused strategies.

Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier refutes the DOJ's 'sanctuary jurisdiction' classification of the county, emphasizing adherence to laws and commitment to public safety and community services.

Clifford Tatum succeeds Armstead Jones as the new director of the Baltimore City Board of Elections, bringing extensive election law experience and a commitment to transparency.

Baltimore County is on a DOJ list of sanctuary jurisdictions, which officials dispute, emphasizing their commitment to law enforcement and community safety.

Baltimore County Council makes history with stunning 5-2 rejection. Khadija Walker's nomination fails as Kelly Madigan keeps watchdog role.

Councilman Julian Jones endorses Khadija Walker for Baltimore County Inspector General despite controversies over transparency and her out-of-state residency.