The Baltimore SAO hosted a successful Back to School Cookout, where 1000 backpacks with school supplies were given to students, supported by community and corporate donors.

Baltimore's Mayor Scott declared the city a Recovery Friendly Workplace and launched the Naloxone Neighbors initiative before International Overdose Awareness Day to combat substance overdoses at home.

Mayor Brandon Scott leads the groundbreaking for a new library and park expansion in Baltimore's Park Heights, a $19.3 million project aimed at revitalizing the neighborhood.

Anne Arundel County has launched a Community Wellbeing Index to assess local quality of life and inform policies.

A Baltimore Powerball player won $500,000 in the Double Play drawing, marking Maryland's third win in a week. The Powerball jackpot continues to grow, now at $815 million.

Anne Arundel County school bus drivers may strike over contract disputes, potentially affecting over 7,000 students across 84 routes. Negotiations with STA are ongoing, with no strike date set. Concerns focus on fair pay and respect.

The dispute between UnitedHealthcare and Johns Hopkins has left 60,000 Maryland patients with uncertain healthcare coverage, as the organizations failed to renew their agreement.

Anne Arundel County school bus drivers may strike, affecting over 100 routes, due to unresolved negotiations with Student Transportation of America for better healthcare and wages.

Towson Manor Village faces a significant rat infestation, with reports of increased rodent activity, health risks, and sick pets. Local officials are responding with property inspections and extermination efforts.

Baltimore County Public Schools prepares for a new year, focusing on academic improvement and reducing absenteeism, with the Superintendent outlining key initiatives including weekly parent reports on grades and attendance.

Erick Oribio, a Baltimore media executive wrongfully imprisoned in Venezuela, returned home after diplomatic efforts, including a three-country prisoner swap.

Community groups in Baltimore offer support after a mass shooting in Park Heights left one dead and five injured, including a child. An $8,000 reward is offered for information.

Howard County has launched a pilot Guaranteed Basic Income program to provide $1,000 monthly payments to 20 selected families, aiming to ease their financial struggles without spending restrictions.