Anne Arundel County has declared liberal leave due to severe weather, allowing telework and essential staff to report in.

Howard County community members advocate for renovations at Oakland Mills High School, voicing concerns at a Board of Education meeting and through student protests, despite delays and prioritization issues.

Baltimore City announces housing aid for homeless youth and families, including permanent homes and support services in partnership with various organizations and government agencies.

The Anne Arundel County Board of Education set the 2026-2027 school calendar with classes starting on August 24, 2026, and ending on June 11, 2027, including adjustments for Unity Days and holiday breaks.

Snow, sleet, and rain prompted school delays and closures in the Baltimore area, affecting multiple educational institutions and county government offices.

Baltimore mourns the loss of Gregory Turnipseed, a DOT employee, with city officials expressing their condolences. Turnipseed died after being assaulted on duty; a suspect is arrested.

To protect the homeless from freezing temperatures, Baltimore's MOHS activated Code Purple, providing emergency shelters and warming centers across the city.

Goodwill of the Chesapeake provided a Thanksgiving Dinner and Resource Fair in Baltimore, offering meals, job training, and state services to those in need.

Baltimore nursing students worry about a Department of Education proposal to change how nursing degrees are classified, potentially limiting their access to federal student loans. Critics argue it could worsen the nurse shortage.

Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester community is facing the closure of the New Song Academy, raising concerns about student safety, transportation, and the impact on the local community.

Baltimore Mayor commits $500,000 to enhance Pre-K and child care services, with aims to convert vacant properties for education and to close the early childhood education gap.

Howard County announced government closures for Thanksgiving, affecting various services, including trash collection and recreational facilities, but maintaining emergency services.

Mark Pappas, founder of Pappas Restaurant known for Maryland crab cakes, died at 93. His legacy includes a family-run empire and a place in Baltimore's culinary history.