Mayor Scott unveils Baltimore's FY2026 budget focusing on youth, public safety, and no tax rate hikes, addressing an $85M shortfall with savings and revenues, while investing in city development and services.

Maryland's House Judiciary Committee passed a bill reducing compensation for childhood sexual abuse survivors, sparking protests and strong emotions among delegates. The measure slashes maximum payouts and addresses the state's financial liabilities.

Maryland's Senate debates energy bills aiming to reduce utility costs and promote cleaner power generation, with proposed rebates for ratepayers and funding for new energy projects.

The Maryland House has passed the state's 2026 budget, which seeks to address a $3.3 billion deficit through tax increases and budget cuts. It now heads to the Senate for further consideration.

Ed Burroughs becomes the youngest chair of Prince George's County Council, with Krystal Oriadha as the vice chair, signaling a potential shift towards progressive policies.

Maryland's fiscal year 2026 budget includes $2.3 billion in cuts and tax hikes, aiming to balance deficit reduction and public service maintenance without workforce cuts despite a $3.3 billion shortfall.

The Baltimore City Council scrutinized the DPW, especially the Bureau of Solid Waste, on employee safety and morale issues after a damning report and the heatstroke death of worker Ronald Silver II.

Maryland officials, including Governor Moore, continue to discuss addressing a $3 billion budget deficit, with debates over business and sugary drinks taxes and the possibility of a service-to-consumer tax.

Migrants at the George H. Fallon Federal Building in Baltimore are being held by ICE in poor conditions, sleeping on concrete floors without proper care beyond the intended 12-hour holding period, some for up to nine days.

Howard County reacts to anti-DOGE legislation, organizing townhalls, career fairs, and expanding support services for federal workers and contractors affected by job cuts.

The article discusses Baltimore's efforts to improve internet access and digital literacy, highlighting a new report and future initiatives aimed at digital equity.

Baltimore's Mayor Brandon M. Scott aims to improve the city's slow permitting process with the Bmore FAST (Facilitating Approvals and Streamlining Timelines) Report and an advisory group to ensure implementation.

Baltimore seeks to lift federal oversight in two areas of the police consent decree, citing reforms in detainee transport and officer wellness programs.