Maryland Anticipates Severe Storms Sunday, First Alert Weather Day Declared as Residents Urged to Prepare
Maryland faces severe weather with storms forecasted for Sunday. High winds, heavy rain, and potential tornadoes threaten the region, prompting a First Alert Weather Day alert, as temperatures likely hit the 90s with high humidity.
Governor Wes Moore Endorses Baltimore's Red Line Light Rail, Signaling New Era in Urban Transit
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced support for a new light rail line, reviving Baltimore's Red Line project previously canceled in 2015. His administration aims to boost urban connectivity and economic vitality.
Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks Unveils Updates for Equitable Access and Modern Services
The Baltimore County Dept. of Recreation and Parks announces service modernization and equity initiatives, including updates to their Permit Process, a new fee structure starting FY2025, and investments in community recreation.
Baltimore City Councilman Bullock Proposes Gradual Increase to $15 Minimum Wage for Tipped Workers by 2029
Baltimore City Councilman John Bullock proposes a bill to incrementally raise the minimum wage for tipped workers to $15 by 2029, aiming to provide stability to a workforce largely composed of women and people of color.
Anne Arundel County Introduces Portable Camera Units to Combat Speeding, Boost Safety
Anne Arundel County Police introduce Portable Camera Units to enforce speed limits and enhance safety, particularly in school zones and residential areas, with fines for speeding violations following a grace period.