MTA says it monitors fare evasion - but it can't say how much revenue is lost to it each year. Transportation experts say putting a number on the problem is a critical first step toward addressing it. Spotlight on Maryland reporter @TessaBentulan examines what MTA could be doing to measure - and curb - fare evasion. WATCH: 5:30 p.m. Friday on @FOXBaltimore READ: Saturday in @baltimoresun

A Maryland senator told police his driver parked the Land Rover. Video footage shows something else. Newly obtained records reveal a caller suspected intoxication, someone took the senator's keys, and police discussed a sobriety test that never happened. Spotlight on Maryland reporter @GaryCollins has new video and details tonight. WATCH: @FOXBaltimore and @7NewsDC READ: @baltimoresun

HUNDREDS WAITING: Maryland is required to resolve disability-service appeals within 90 days. But records show 219 appeals have blown past that federal deadline, leaving several disabled Marylanders without a hearing. Spotlight on Maryland reporter @conrad_brooke investigates why the state system has fallen so far behind and who is being affected. WATCH: @FOXBaltimore and @7NewsDC READ: @baltimoresun

COMING UP: A company connected to one of Washington, D.C.'s largest Medicaid fraud cases went on to receive at least $68.8 million through Medicaid. Years later, inspectors found the company "failed to report fraudulent activities." Spotlight on Maryland reporter @PatrickHauf follows the money. WATCH on @FOXBaltimore and @7NewsDC READ in the @baltimoresun

NEW INVESTIGATION: Five home health companies received $820.5 million in Medicaid payments years after Washington, D.C., officials moved to terminate them amid "credible allegations of fraud." So what happened? Spotlight on Maryland reporter @PatrickHauf follows the taxpayer money. WATCH: 10 p.m. on @FOXBaltimore and @7NewsDC READ: Tomorrow in the @baltimoresun

COMING UP: A Maryland senator told police his driver parked his luxury SUV after it ended up on a sidewalk against a tree. But surveillance video tells a different story. Now, newly obtained police body-camera footage and emergency dispatch audio reveal what happened next - including why authorities initially planned to tow the SUV, who took the senator's keys and what changed. Spotlight on Maryland reporter @GaryCollins investigates. WATCH: 5:30 p.m. Monday on @FOXBaltimore READ: Tomorrow morning in the @baltimoresun

2022 plan: hack on DuckDB, learn Rust. What happened instead: investors funded the company before there was one. Our CEO Jordan Tigani on Beyond Coding with @PatrickAkil_ — Giving DuckDB Labs co-founder shares, two years to a product people would pay for, and whether dashboards survive the age of agents.

Maryland's own projections show more of its roads are headed toward poor condition. So is the state setting aside enough money to stop the decline? Spotlight on Maryland reporter @TessaBentulan reviewed years of transportation plans and found a significant funding gap and major swings in what the state planned to spend. WATCH: 10 p.m. Thursday on @FOXBaltimore READ: Friday morning in the @baltimoresun