Anne Arundel County's Najoles Road Pond and Restoration Project won CEAM's Mid-Sized Project of the Year for innovative environmental work improving watershed management.

The National Weather Service predicts heat, humidity, and possible severe thunderstorms for Baltimore, with warnings of damaging winds, hail, and high heat indices exceeding 100 degrees.

Laurel City will host a push-up challenge on September 11th to honor victims and unite the community, with a goal of 91,111 push-ups. Mayor Keith R. Sydnor encourages everyone to participate.

A 69-year-old man died in a single-vehicle accident in Crofton after his van struck a tree. The Anne Arundel County Police are investigating the cause.

Dartanion Swift-Williams is appointed as Baltimore's Chief Data and Performance Officer, a role focused on enhancing the city's data management and public services.

Baltimore County Police seek public assistance to solve the three-year-old unsolved homicide of Malcome Miller, found fatally injured in his vehicle in August 2021.

Baltimore Mayor Scott spoke on recent violence in East Baltimore, resulting in one death and seven injuries, urging the public to cooperate with police and highlighting gun access as a problem in the city.

Harford County Sheriff's Office reveals rising self-harm screenings and suicide attempts among inmates, despite a low suicide rate, echoing larger community mental health issues.

Advanced Placement exam answer sheets for over a hundred students at Western Tech have been lost, leaving them to choose between retaking the exams, accepting a predicted score, or a refund.

Flag Marsh Rd in Carroll County will close for headwall replacement from August 26, 7:00 am to 4:30 pm for four days, with detours provided. Residents can contact the Bureau of Engineering with questions.

Mayor Buckley declares a state of emergency in Annapolis due to severe flooding from Tropical Storm Debby, with damage assessed for 19 businesses and nonprofits.

Morgan State University opens new dorms and renovates existing ones to accommodate its growing student population, enhancing the campus experience with modern facilities.

Howard County has launched the Fiscal Year 2025 Youth Engagement Programming (YEP!) grants to foster after-school youth engagement, with applications due by September 10, 2024.