A legislative audit found Maryland’s Medicaid office missed millions in questionable payments, including claims tied to deceased and incarcerated recipients.

Ivan Bates says he will not involve himself in the District 41 senate fight after a flyer claimed his endorsement of Sen. Dalya Attar, who faces federal extortion charges.

Seventeen county sheriffs asked a federal court to block Maryland's Community Trust Act, arguing it prevents routine cooperation with ICE.

Gov. Moore directed the Department of Juvenile Services to craft a statewide summer safety strategy prioritizing prevention, workforce programs and targeted interventions; a June report is due.

The Harford County teachers union told members in a mid‑April newsletter to "Flip" party registration to Republican to influence local primaries, drawing criticism from county leaders.

A new Maryland law would force travel sellers to register and carry $1M insurance after a Bowie couple died on the Hajj. The change aims to curb fraudulent tour operators.

Nearly $500K in outside TV and mail spending has flowed into the Baltimore County state's attorney primary, raising questions about who’s shaping the race. The buys have backed Sarah David and hit incumbent Scott Shellenberger.

President Joe Biden will keynote the Maryland Democratic Party’s Fight Back & Win Gala on June 27 at Maryland Live! in Hanover as Democrats ramp up for the 2026 midterms.

Annapolis moved toward a tentative $15M settlement to resolve two federal suits accusing the city of discrimination and unsafe conditions in public housing.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown joined 15 other state attorneys general in urging major donor-advised funds to reconsider pausing grants to the Southern Poverty Law Center amid a DOJ indictment. The coalition urged fund sponsors to respect donor intent and avoid acting as political gatekeepers.

An OpenTheBooks analysis and a Fox45 segment say Baltimore City Public Schools' payroll topped $1 billion last year, prompting fresh scrutiny of staffing and transparency.

The Justice Department will create an Antisemitism Advisory Committee and launch a 15‑city tour to advise federal leaders and boost local responses to rising anti‑Jewish incidents.

Anne Arundel County's school board voted 7-1 to restore class rank for high school students; rankings will be shared by request and the district plans to monitor use.