Volunteers in Maryland celebrated MLK Day through community service, including revamping a school and supporting the food bank, inspired by King's legacy of service.

Joseph I. Cassilly, former Harford County state's attorney, died at 74 from cardiac arrest, with a legacy of overcoming paralysis and promoting inclusiveness in his office.

A Harford County couple won a $1 million second-tier prize in the Mega Millions lottery, which they learnt about when checking their tickets online. They plan to save, invest, and share their winnings.

Baltimore's Martin Luther King Jr. parade is canceled due to expected bad weather, with no plans to reschedule. Safety concerns are cited for the decision.

The U.S. Department of Education found a pattern of antisemitism in Howard County schools, highlighting the district's failure to address a hostile environment for Jewish students.

Baltimore Red Cross volunteer Reynaldo Vega heads to California to aid victims of the ongoing wildfires that have resulted in at least 27 deaths and the destruction of thousands of structures.

Baltimore's BARCS animal shelter has stopped taking in dogs due to an outbreak of a respiratory disease that can lead to pneumonia, aiming to treat and contain the spread.

Baltimore Councilman Mark Conway proposed a bill to investigate the causes of student absenteeism in city schools, aiming to boost attendance and prepare students for future opportunities.

St. Agnes Catholic School in Catonsville is closing after this school year due to financial issues and a 25% drop in enrollment since 2011, despite efforts and support from the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Johns Hopkins University agrees to enhanced training and assessment measures for handling reports of harassment and discrimination following a federal investigation.

Mayor Brandon Scott has presented his 2025 legislative goals for Baltimore, focusing on issues such as local sales tax, illegal dumping, and the opioid crisis to promote the city's rejuvenation.

The Baltimore County community united for domestic violence awareness following tragic incidents that left a child and a woman dead during the holidays.

Howard County is planning sidewalk and water system improvements in North Laurel, with a community meeting scheduled for January 27 to discuss the development.