Mayor Brandon Scott plans to nominate Jon Laria to chair Baltimore's Planning Commission, recognizing his extensive background in sustainable growth and commitment to the city's development.

Gov. Wes Moore of Maryland plans to cut the state's budget by $2 billion amidst financial challenges, aiming to not burden working families, while the General Assembly seeks ways to close a $2.5 billion deficit without harming social services.

Katherine Klausmeier is named the new Baltimore County Executive, replacing Johnny Olszewski. She'll serve until the 2026 elections and won't run for a full term.

Del. Shaneka Henson has been recommended to fill Anne Arundel County's District 30 state Senate seat, potentially becoming the first Black woman to hold the position.

D'Andrea L. Walker is appointed as Acting Baltimore County Executive, filling the role after Johnny Olszewski Jr.'s departure, until an interim executive is chosen.

The Harford County Circuit Court ruled against the Cassilly Administration, confirming an MPIA violation for not disclosing records requested by Sheriff Gahler.

Baltimore County is the sole Maryland school district without an approved educational reform plan, hindering funding and progress compared to other districts.

Baltimore Police Department, the city, and the Fraternal Order of Police agree on a new labor contract to raise officers' salaries, provide bonuses, and implement the David Shift for peak hours coverage.

Vice President Kamala Harris encouraged resilience to Maryland students post-election defeat and addressed youth service and societal issues without revealing her political plans.

Baltimore's Mayor and Police Commissioner filed a motion with the DOJ to confirm the BPD's compliance with parts of their consent decree on First Amendment protections and other reforms.

Calvin Ball, Howard County Executive, announced the formation of the Spending Affordability Advisory Committee to guide the county's future budgeting.

The Baltimore Police Department announces promotions and strategic command shifts, with Captains Valencia Carter and Kurt Yourkovik becoming Majors, and other key changes in leadership roles.

Mayor Brandon Scott announces the departure of Baltimore DOT Director Corren Johnson and the appointment of Veobia Akilo as Interim Director. The reasons for Johnson's exit remain unspecified.