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.

Two men were arrested in Pasadena for having mismatching vehicle plates and upon further search, police found a handgun and drugs in their Ford F-150.

A 36-year-old woman was shot non-fatally in Baltimore, and police are investigating the incident while encouraging witnesses to come forward with information.

The National Weather Service forecasts calm weather in Baltimore until precipitation increases on Friday, featuring lower humidity and comfortable temperatures for the next few days.

A sewer spill in Severna Park led to 16,200 gallons of sewage entering Cypress Creek due to a main break. Containment took hours, with ongoing cleanup and health advisories issued.

A woman was stabbed to death and a man critically injured in an altercation in Edgewater, with the Anne Arundel County Police investigating the incident.

Baltimore secures a $45 million settlement with CVS over the opioid crisis, with Mayor Scott emphasizing the city's commitment to holding companies responsible and improving community programs.

A power outage at the Carroll County Government office in Westminster, MD, has disrupted operations, excluding the Board of County Commissioners Open Session.

Baltimore is preparing for heavy rainfall and possible flooding from Tropical Storm Debby, with a Flood Watch in effect and potential tornado threats.

The Towson Apple store's unionized workers ratified a three-year contract with improved employment terms, setting a new standard for Apple retail employees nationwide.

City leaders demand worker protections after the heat-related death of Baltimore DPW employee Ronald Silver II; an AFSCME head urged for immediate improvements.