Chad Helton has been named President & CEO of the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore, bringing extensive experience from public and academic library roles.

Baltimore's Department of Finance announced plans to revamp its property tax system following a former employee's bribery scandal which resulted in significant financial loss.

Baltimore ranks third in equitable spending of Federal ARPA funds, with 81% aimed at addressing racial and economic disparities, according to an independent report.

Dr. Lucy Wilson is appointed as Baltimore County Health Officer, bringing extensive medical and public health experience, including a COVID-19 response role and prior advisory positions in Maryland's health system.

Baltimore County DPWT sends notifications on possible lead in water lines, adhering to EPA rules, assessing service line materials, and offering guidance on checking for lead.

Richard Luna, Baltimore's Deputy Director of Public Works, is leaving his position, leaving the department amidst operational challenges and the aftermath of a worker's death.

Anne Arundel County introduced the PAVE Program to assist minority-owned businesses in getting government contracts and aims to grow their participation to 27% by 2027.

Sgt. R. Park is the first Asian American woman promoted to Lieutenant in Baltimore County Police history during a ceremony recognizing 24 members' advancements.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott introduced legislation to enhance language accessibility, ensuring all residents have equal access to city services and information.

Baltimore settles with Johnson & Johnson in an opioid lawsuit, yet terms remain undisclosed. The city accrued $402.5 million from related litigation, with plans to aid recovery efforts.

Baltimore Police Department seeks $297,551 in federal funds to maintain current staff levels, inviting public review and comments on the grant application.

The Justice Department and Maryland's U.S. Attorney's Office settled with Johns Hopkins Health System to enhance disability access following an ADA lawsuit.

The shooting at Joppatowne High and subsequent debate around Maryland's Child Interrogation Protection Act have highlighted tensions between juvenile rights and police procedures.