Maryland will add girls flag football as an official high school championship sport beginning Fall 2026 following efforts led by MPSSAA and Baltimore Ravens. Over $1 million has been invested so far with participation spanning more than 130 schools statewide.
Six nurses from Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital have received Baltimore magazine’s Excellence in Nursing Awards for 2026. The honorees were chosen based on nominations reviewed by a panel of senior nurse advisors. They will be featured in an upcoming issue of Baltimore magazine.
The Baltimore Ravens announced an expanded partnership with Under Armour supporting high school girls flag football across Maryland beginning fall 2026. The initiative brings new funding and uniforms while increasing participating schools statewide.
The U.S. Census Bureau has published new data from its 2025 Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections. The release provides detailed information on various types of taxes collected by states and is used widely in policy analysis.
The U.S. Census Bureau has published new statistics from its Annual Survey of Public Employment & Payroll for March 2025. The release includes detailed reports on state and local government jobs along with updated historical tables.
The Baltimore Ravens have introduced their redesigned uniforms during an exclusive event in Columbia. Fans can buy new jerseys starting April 17 at M&T Bank Stadium’s Flock Shop.
Courts are tightening restrictions on smart glasses due to privacy concerns after recent incidents involving Meta employees sparked debate over courtroom security. New rules in states like Pennsylvania and Maryland ban unauthorized recording devices from judicial facilities.
The U.S. Census Bureau published new tables listing America’s most common first and last names from its latest count. The report details changes across centuries—including more Hispanic and Asian surnames—and offers insights into naming trends.
The Maryland State Bar Association has opened presales for the updated Workers’ Compensation Manual’s 22nd Edition. This resource provides current guidance on laws affecting workers’ compensation in Maryland through February 2026.
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to more than ten years in federal prison for possessing a firearm and ammunition as a convicted felon.