Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the expansion of the Group Violence Reduction Strategy to the Southern District, aiming to reduce violence with new resources and support.

Baltimore ranks as the fourth most dangerous US city, according to a report based on FBI crime data, highlighting contrasts in safety perceptions and community implications.

The selection of Baltimore County's next inspector general is criticized for potential political interference, with calls for an independent appointment process.

Mayor Scott met with Maryland's federal delegates to discuss Baltimore's challenges, including public safety and housing, and expressed gratitude for their support amid federal uncertainties.

Baltimore Court denies BGE's contempt motion against whistleblowers who claim falsification of pipeline records; PSC investigates, revealing safety concerns. BGE refutes systemic issues, citing isolated misconduct.

Maryland's Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld is set to resign, with Deputy Secretary Samantha Biddle serving as interim. A search for a permanent replacement is led by Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller.

Baltimore officials unveiled a plan to use legal settlement funds to reduce opioid overdoses by 40% in 15 years, incorporating community feedback and adaptive strategies.

The Baltimore County Council's redistricting process is contentious, with disputes over district boundaries involving diverse community interests, demographics, and political concerns.

Baltimore County Council rejected a $2 million additional loan for Red Maple Place, an affordable housing project, due to increased costs and local opposition.

Councilman Izzy Patoka introduced legislation for an Inspector General Appointment Board in Baltimore County to ensure the watchdog's independence from political influence.

Howard County created a new Department of General Services, consolidating functions from the Department of Public Works, to streamline operations and improve efficiency.

Baltimore city leaders, with Council President Zeke Cohen, are contesting BGE's rate hikes, presenting 7,200 postcards from citizens to demand alternative rate relief and the cancellation of a proposed 2026 increase.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott unveils a preliminary Overdose Response Strategic Plan to tackle the city's overdose crisis and reduce fatal overdoses by 40% by 2040.