Steamed crabs and orange crushes fueled the unofficial kickoff of Maryland’s 2026 campaign season Wednesday as Gov. Wes Moore and some of his potential Republican challengers met at the very southern end of the state. The J. Millard Tawes Crab and Clam Bake in Crisfield — a deeply Republican, pro-Donald Trump enclave in a largely Democratic state — is a tradition for all on Maryland’s political spectrum. Elected officials, candidates and lobbyists flock to the event every year. And on Wednesday

Customers camped outside of Harford County’s first Raising Cane’s Monday night to beat the line of over 100 customers that celebrated the restaurant’s grand opening Tuesday morning. Read more: https://bit.ly/42yrClM 🎥: Matt Hubbard, The Baltimore Sun Media | The Baltimore Sun

Neighbors say this quiet Columbia cul-de-sac has become unrecognizable — overrun by loud parties, traffic and smoke. The homeowner is accused of renting the pool and house for commercial events, prompting new legislation and dozens of police complaints. Read more: https://bit.ly/4m7OsYO 🎥: Jeffrey F. Bill, The Baltimore Sun Media | The Baltimore Sun