Marylands State Highway Administration seeks public input to enhance safety on West Street in Annapolis. The workshop, from 5-7 PM at Michael E. Busch Library, aims to address concerns from residents about pedestrian and cyclist risks. Suggestions can also be submitted online.

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Former Vice President of East Baltimore Development, Andrew Freeman, files race discrimination lawsuit against Mayor Brandon Scott, board chair, and organization. Freeman claims he was fired days after promotion due to his race, despite strong performance and track record. Lawsuit alleges city leaders intervened, potentially violating anti-discrimination laws. Freeman seeks damages and accountability.

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30-year-old Portuguese national Tiago Alexandre Sousa-Martins pleaded guilty in federal court for ramming law enforcement vehicles during a traffic stop in December 2025. He was an illegal immigrant who served 103 days in jail and was ordered to pay $1,000 in restitution. The incident occurred when ICE officers attempted to pull over his van, leading to a chaotic scene with damaged vehicles.

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Ellicott Citys Safe and Sound flood plan gains momentum as Rocky, a tunnel boring machine, nears completion. Set to carve a one-mile tunnel to the Patapsco River, it will divert over 26,000 gallons per second during heavy rains, transforming the disaster-prone area into a resilient stormwater system.

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Apples Towson store, the first to unionize, faces closure, leaving 90 employees uncertain. The IAM alleges Apple discriminates by not offering transfers, violating labor laws. Workers share personal stories of loss and stability. Apple maintains its following the union agreement. The case heads to the NLRB for review, with union supporters rallying and Apple fans urged to speak up.

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Baltimore Countys midge problem escalates, with residents expressing dissatisfaction over the countys eradication efforts. The county has allocated $1.1 million for spraying BTI, an environmentally friendly chemical targeting larvae, but residents argue this may only provide temporary relief. The county has also launched a new webpage for updates and hot spot reports, but community groups remain skeptical. The midges, attracted to breath, sweat, and body heat, are causing a significant impact on quality of life and local businesses.

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Despite decades of efforts, homeownership rates for Black residents in Baltimore remain significantly lower than for whites. Factors such as redlining, high interest rates, and lack of knowledge contribute to this gap. A recent initiative aimed to educate residents on home-buying basics and promote affordable housing. Mayor Brandon Scott and council members are pushing for tougher measures to boost Black homeownership and revitalize neighborhoods.

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Quontay Spinks, a Washington D.C. man, was sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder in a Baltimore shooting during an attempted robbery. The victim, Antonio Peoples, fought back and was fatally shot, while his girlfriend was also injured. Spinks was identified through surveillance footage, phone records, and ballistics, and confessed to the crime and other violent acts.

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