The US Senate will be losing “one of its sturdiest foreign policy figures” after Ben Cardin announces he will not seek another term in 2024. (Jennifer Rubin – Washington Post)
There is a test score scandal within the Maryland Department of Education. (Fox 45)
Auto crimes are skyrocketing in Maryland, DC and Virginia. (WJLA)
Maryland health officials warn of tickborne diseases this summer. (Fox 45)
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott fired his spokesman after only nine weeks on the job and also put his chief of staff on leave. (Baltimore Brew)
Maryland Lt. Governor Aruna Miller embraces her history making role. (Baltimore Sun)
Twin bills before the Baltimore City Council would impose strict guidelines before the Police Department can purchase facial recognition technology. (Baltimore Banner)
Hollins Market in West Baltimore is being renovated…finally. (Baltimore Fishbowl)
Governor Moore has created a blind trust to manage his $2.5 million portfolio to avoid any conflicts of interest. (Baltimore Sun)
The Maryland inspector general found that Baltimore City Public Schools paid as much as $631,000 over three years to a cab company for rides to school that students may never have taken. (Baltimore Banner)
Garrett County in Western Maryland was under a winter weather advisory overnight as a couple inches of snow was possible. (Weather Channel)
A major drug operation in southwest Baltimore was taken down. (WBAL-TV)
Is Baltimore a leading data city? (Baltimore Fishbowl)
Maryland State Police expected to bolster patrols over the upcoming Cinco de Mayo weekend. (Avenue News)
Residents of Anne Arundel County can expect property and income tax hikes soon. (Capitol Gazette)
A 22-year-old has been charged in the hit-and-run death of a 14-year-old last summer near Ocean City. (Maryland Coast Dispatch)
Thr main union representing Baltimore City government employees investigated saftey concerns by workers and found multiple work sites where conditions were “deplorable”. (Baltimore Brew)
