Two state bills targeting Maryland handgun board could force changes • Ferguson steadfast against redistricting despite pressure, election deadlines
Carroll County Daily Headlines Sunday, February 22, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Carroll County officials are worried that several housing-related bills backed by Gov. Wes Moore could limit local control over housing growth. | | | | | Following The Baltimore Sun’s reporting on the state’s handgun roster board, two bills are set to be introduced in the Maryland legislature would revamp the way the board works. | | | | | As pressure to redistrict builds, Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson continues to hold firm against holding a vote on the redistricting map. | | | | | Lead paint chips of various sizes are covering the area underneath the bridge, leading to several violations of state environmental law. | | | | | Baltimore police used facial recognition technology to identify and arrest a suspect in the murder of a store clerk earlier this month. | | | | | Owners Buck and Grell met through the Carroll County Fiber Arts Guild, which they created with their friend Nicole Persing. | | | | | Bryn Mawr senior Rhyan Gray founded a tutoring nonprofit, leads student groups and explores medicine as she mentors younger students in Baltimore. | | | | | Through the first two weeks of spring training, here are five things we’ve learned about the Orioles so far. | | | |