County Executive Pittman vetoes amendments in zoning legislation to protect green infrastructure and rectify historical downzoning impacting African American landowners in Anne Arundel County.

The Baltimore Police Department is a finalist for the Herman Goldstein Award for its strategy reducing gun violence, receiving commendation for its collaborative and innovative efforts.

Carroll County experiences a major software outage affecting local government operations, including tax payments and permitting services. While updates are promised, residents face disruptions.

Baltimore's Mayor Scott and DHCD announced a plan to create the city's first Comprehensive Housing Plan, involving public engagement and consulting firm Guidehouse.

The Carroll County Board of Commissioners received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 39th year in a row.

At the RNC, Michael Morin spoke about his sister Rachel Morin’s murder, blaming weak immigration policies for her death at the hands of an illegal immigrant.

ReNew Baltimore sued to keep its property tax cut proposal on the ballot, facing opposition from city stakeholders and legal challenges over the initiative's compliance with state law.

Maryland lawmakers condemned the shooting at Donald Trump's Pennsylvania rally, where the former President was injured. They stressed that political violence is unacceptable, regardless of political division, and called for unity against such acts.

A lawsuit has been filed by Baltimore’s Mayor against a proposed "Baltimore Baby > Bonus" initiative that would grant $1,000 to new parents. The city argues it exceeds legislative powers.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott met with Maryland's congressional members to discuss issues like public safety and infrastructure, including the aftermath of the Key Bridge collapse.

Netroots Nation conference in Baltimore sees progressives strategizing for elections, with mixed views on Biden's leadership and potential re-election bid.

Maryland will expand its EV charging infrastructure with a $12.1 million federal investment, enabling the installation of 130 new charging ports across the state by 2025.

Senators debate over full federal funding for the replacement of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, with Maryland lawmakers advocating for it against concerns about precedent and funding mechanisms.