Baltimore intends to end its partnership with BOPA, citing internal discord within the organization, and plans to transition core services to municipal control to better support the arts community.

The Anne Arundel County Board of Education approved a pay increase and new career ladder for teachers after reaching an agreement with the Teachers Association.

The Baltimore Police Department was honored with the Destination Zero National Officer Safety & Wellness Award for their efforts in promoting officer well-being.

A federal judge has denied Marilyn Mosby's request to replace home detention with a curfew, seeking more job details before altering her confinement conditions after a conviction.

Marilyn Mosby, convicted of perjury, aims to modify her home detention to a curfew to meet new job demands as Director of Global Strategic Planning

Hart-Miller Island's dredge project and related community benefit discussions are halted as Tradepoint Atlantic opts out of using the site, leading to the suspension of a steering committee and the cancellation of a meeting.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott has been selected as an alternate juror for a case in the Baltimore Circuit Court, temporarily altering his public schedule for the coming days.

Carroll County Government offices will be closed on Columbus Day, October 14, 2024, but the Northern Landfill will remain open. Normal hours resume October 15.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman has launched "Pittman and Friends," a podcast aimed at increasing transparency by discussing governance with staff, leaders, and experts.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld an Anne Arundel County law requiring gun retailers to provide safety pamphlets, validating local gun violence prevention efforts.

Baltimore secures an $80 million opioid crisis settlement from Walgreens, to be used for remediation efforts including support for BCORE and peer councils. The city has accrued $402.5 million in total settlements.

Lauren Buckler is appointed as the new director of Baltimore County's Department of Public Works and Transportation, taking over from her role as acting director.

Baltimore Mayor Scott proposes legislation to create a TIF district aimed at converting vacant houses into affordable homes using $65 million in bonds, with a long-term $3 billion plan to address the housing crisis in neglected neighborhoods.