Maryland Gerrymandering Fight: Gov. Wes Moore’s push to change Maryland’s congressional map protections hit a major legal snag as an Anne Arundel County Circuit Court ruled the constitutional amendment can’t go forward to the ballot, with another Dorchester County ruling also landing against Moore. Governor’s Debate: Moore and Dan Cox are set for a televised governor’s debate on Maryland Public Television ahead of Election Day. Paid Leave Rollout: Maryland opened employer registration for the new FAMLI paid family and medical leave program, with benefits slated to begin in 2028 and up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave. Immigration Clash in Congress: Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler testified that Maryland’s limits on ICE cooperation leave local law enforcement unable to police effectively, while lawmakers pressed back on the forum’s tone. Election Mail Uncertainty: State election officials say they’re still waiting on guidance on Trump’s mail-voting order, raising concerns about last-minute chaos. Public Safety Back to School: Maryland DOT urged drivers to stop for school buses with flashing lights and reminded parents about pedestrian and bus stop safety. Local Government Watch: Prince George’s County Council will consider up to $215 million in bonds for the National Harbor “mini Sphere” project. Federal Court Threat Case: A Maryland man made his initial appearance facing charges tied to Facebook threats against President Trump and the Secret Service.