The Baltimore City Council has voted to phase out gas-powered leaf blowers by December 2024, with agencies and contractors switching to electric models.

The Howard County "BIG Shred" event, announced by Calvin Ball, will provide residents a secure way to shred confidential documents to prevent identity theft.

Howard County Public Works invites public feedback on a proposed roundabout at Gorman Road and Skylark Boulevard on October 22nd to improve traffic and safety.

Anne Arundel County's Department of Aging and Disabilities is offering caregiver support group meetings in October with both in-person and virtual options to provide a safe space for caregivers.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies transitioning to stormy evenings in Baltimore, with a chance of severe thunderstorms and a cool down in temperatures into midweek.

The National Weather Service predicts a calm, sunny weekend in Baltimore with mild temperatures, though a cold front may bring thunderstorms and a dip in temperatures by Sunday night into Monday.

Authorities arrested Chardon Cruz for attempted murder related to a Baltimore shooting on June 30. The victim, shot on Washington Boulevard, survived.

Morgan State University heightens security for homecoming with increased police presence, drones, and over 3,100 cameras, a year after a campus shooting.

Baltimore man, Jewel Crowder, is sentenced to 20 years for the voluntary manslaughter of off-duty deputy Ryan Demby. He was acquitted of murder but convicted of using a handgun in a crime and reckless endangerment.

Anne Arundel County Police arrested two men after finding drugs and weapons in their vehicle during an early morning surveillance operation in Gambrills.

The Howard County Department of Public Works will hold an outreach meeting to discuss Whiskey Bottom West Pond repairs on October 3rd, informing residents of the rehabilitation project.

A nationwide strike by 45,000 dockworkers at 36 US ports, including Baltimore, over pay and automation affects supply chain and economy, with potential daily losses of $15 million.

Port workers may strike if a labor agreement is not reached, threatening significant economic disruption with the potential impact on 35% of U.S. imports and exports.