Baltimore voters rejected a proposal to reduce city council seats from 14 to eight, with over 60% opposing it amid concerns of reduced representation.

An anonymous legal filing threatens to delay flood resilience efforts at Annapolis's City Dock, despite previous approvals and significant community involvement in the project planning.

Joseph Dixon was sworn in as Baltimore County's first African American fire chief, succeeding Joanne Rund, the first female chief, and taking over from interim chief Scott Ebbert.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball concluded an 11-day European Trade Mission to boost IT, cybersecurity collaborations, and explore academic and business opportunities.

Maryland's juvenile justice reform now includes GPS monitoring for young felons and extends DJS oversight to children as young as 10, aiming to address crime surges and public safety concerns.

Heang Tan, nominated to head Baltimore County's Department of Aging, would be the first Asian woman to lead a county department. She has over 20 years of relevant experience.

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo appoints Annapolis Fire Chief Trisha L. Wolford to the FirstNet Authority Board responsible for rolling out a broadband network for first responders.

President Biden will announce $3 billion in grants for eco-friendly port upgrades, including $147 million for Baltimore to become a zero-emissions facility.

Early voting in Maryland sees high turnout, with thousands in Baltimore County casting ballots ahead of Election Day, valuing convenience and the significance of the vote.

Baltimore initiates improvements to the DPW's heat safety protocols after an independent review reveals substantial flaws and sets forth recommendations for enhancement.

Harford County school board members are seeking to remove Vice President Melissa Hahn after her public calls for Superintendent Sean Bulson's resignation. A final vote on her position is pending.

The Baltimore County Council unanimously condemned a proposed transmission line project, with local concerns over its environmental and community impact.

Maryland DJS Secretary Vince Schiraldi faces criticism over juvenile crime handling but remains firm in his position despite calls for his ouster from legislators and community leaders.