Carroll leaders say county is ‘strong’ but had a challenging year • Carroll Schools’ revised ICE policy to get a vote this week
Carroll County Daily Headlines Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Former Planning Commission member Brandon Smith was sworn in Monday, replacing former council member Jeremiah Schofield. | | | | | “The state of Carroll County is good. However, the state of the state is not good, and I can vouch for that firsthand,” said Susan Krebs, former state delegate and current county commissioner. | | | | | An ICE policy vote and other items are on the agenda Wednesday for Carroll County’s Board of Education meeting. | | | | | Maryland’s GOP leaders will focus on curbing costs of living, addressing public safety and increasing oversight of state government — despite a Democrat-dominated legislature. | | | | | House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk said that House Democrats will look at all policy issues “through the lens of affordability and accountability.” | | | | | A former senior official at the Maryland Department of Human Services is questioning the credibility of an investigation that Gov. Wes Moore says occurred, regarding an alleged SNAP scheme. | | | | | Maryland and other states have settled with Capital One for $425 million after the bank used deceptive practices for savings accounts. | | | | | Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti and GM Eric DeCosta were clear that they hope to include Lamar Jackson in deciding the team’s next coach. | | | |