Baltimore celebrated the 42nd National Night Out to enhance police-community relations and reinforce violence reduction strategies, with a reported decrease in the city's violent crime rates.

The ADL filed a federal complaint accusing Baltimore schools of ignoring antisemitism, citing incidents such as Nazi salutes. BCPS defended its response and commitment to addressing such issues.

Parents in Severna Park petition against reinstating acquitted teacher Matthew Schlegel over safety concerns, despite his acquittal on sexual abuse charges.

Howard County has introduced a five-year plan to end homelessness by aiming for "functional zero," where homelessness is below the system's capacity to house individuals, backed by support services and legislation.

The Harford County Board of Education's removal of the novel "Flamer" from school libraries due to mature content has stirred debate over student rights and book access.

The 2025 Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival has been rescheduled to October 18 after a delay, with retired Col. Bree Fram as grand marshal, as reported by CBS News Baltimore and WBAL-TV 11.

The Druid Sexual Health Clinic in Baltimore is struggling with extreme heat issues, causing patient appointment cancellations and equipment risks, with the OIG highlighting the urgent need for infrastructural upgrades.

Parkville man, Hassan Smiley, won a $100,000 voucher for a new truck in the Stellantis National Sweepstakes, expressing delight at his family's upcoming adventures.

Baltimore County Police Department seeks public input on their proposed drone program for first responders, with a meeting for community feedback set for August 6.

Mayor Keith Sydnor of Laurel has established a temporary summer juvenile curfew, active from July 11 to August 31, for minors under 17, with certain exceptions.

Three people were honored in Howard County for their heroic rescue of a drowning woman at Centennial Lake, receiving recognition from County Executive Calvin Ball and other officials.

Mayor Brandon Scott has launched the Charm City Cleanup Initiative to tackle cleaning needs in Baltimore with combined efforts from the city services and community engagement.

The Dundalk Heritage Fair faced cancellation due to a $45,000 budget shortfall, but the community raised over $130,000 to save it, allowing the 50th event to proceed as planned.