Howard County celebrates as Ellicott City and Columbia are ranked among the best places to live in the U.S. by U.S. News and World Report, citing quality of life and strong job markets.

BCPS Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers addresses a significant budget gap, indicating progress in narrowing it while maintaining staff compensation sustainability and preparing for a Baltimore County Council vote.

Howard County sets a community meeting on June 10th to discuss the Oaktree Stormwater Pond Repair Project, seeking public input and compliance with Maryland environmental standards.

Baltimore County Police warn residents to beware of repair scams following a recent storm, advising caution with door-to-door solicitors and urging verification of contractors’ legitimacy.

Baltimore celebrated National Bike to Work Day, with city officials and residents promoting sustainable transport and road safety for cyclists, as part of National Bike Month's events.

The US Naval Academy's Class of 2028 will participate in the Herndon Monument Climb, a plebe ritual involving scaling a greased monument to mark the end of their first year.

Howard County commits $122,000 to a Kinship Care & Family Finder pilot to support children in foster care by prioritizing placements with relatives or family friends, benefiting their wellbeing and stability.

The University of Maryland is implementing new measures to address hazing in Greek life, with updated orientations, policy changes, and greater collaboration between university councils and administration.

The National Thoroughbred League started its 2025 season in Baltimore with Lamar Jackson hosting. They prioritize horse safety and community engagement, including a mentorship program, aligning with Jackson's charitable work.

Maryland State Police are accepting applications for a leadership seminar catering to high school and early college students interested in law enforcement careers, to be held July 24-27, 2025.

Baltimore officials urge voluntary water conservation due to low reservoir levels; DPW adjusts filtration plant operations and calls for public help in reducing water waste and repairing leaks.

The Baltimore Ravens and The Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation donate $20 million to address Baltimore's nursing shortfall, supporting local hospitals and healthcare.

The Maryland Department of State Police and Lieutenant Governor Miller will honor fallen heroes, including 43 troopers and a fire marshal, at their annual ceremony.