Maryland News Roundup: Homeless Student Increase, Funding Cuts, and Environmental Concerns

The number of homeless students in Maryland has surged by 24% due to rising rents, while federal funding for homeless services is set to decrease. Maryland's Department of Juvenile Services has implemented mandatory detention for teens arrested for serious crimes. Bay jurisdictions are reevaluating their cleanup plan for the Chesapeake Bay. State employees are offered a buyout program, and Maryland nonprofits receive grants for tourism promotion. Locust Point residents will see quieter U.S. military ships soon. In other news, a federal appeals court overturned Marilyn Mosby's mortgage fraud conviction, Edgewood honors a U.S. Army trailblazer, and activists support a Baltimore neighborhood after a mass overdose event.