The JumboFresh Supermarket opens in Baltimore, addressing food deserts and bringing accessible healthy food to the community with support from public and private leaders.

Thousands attend the "Rosh Hashanah Under the Stars" event in Baltimore County, marking the Jewish New Year and expressing community strength despite global challenges.

BCAS has launched the "Life is Better with Pets" campaign, promoting responsible pet ownership and offering free microchipping, aiming to return lost pets to owners and highlight the positive impact pets have on families.

Baltimore begins its Civil Rights Week with the 31st Annual Civil Rights Breakfast featuring keynote speaker Marc Morial. Events will honor civil rights contributions and aim to inspire progress.

Mayor Scott's press release recounts the success of Baltimore's 2024 "BMore Lit: More in '24" youth program, highlighting reduced youth crime rates and 10,212 job placements from the YouthWorks initiative.

The Baltimore County Police Department warns drivers about stopping for school buses for student safety, having issued 3,468 warning citations for violations.

A manhole fire in downtown Baltimore caused a power outage, impacting courthouses, city services, and businesses. Repairs are ongoing to restore power.

Officer Phipps' powerlifting fundraiser raised $20,000 for BARCS, celebrating Officer Caprio's love for animals and keeping her memory alive in the community.

Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers leads a discussion on school safety advancements in Baltimore County, including the deployment of gun detection systems and camera installations on school buses.

The Rodgers Forge community unites after a local man was shot during an attempted robbery, with residents showing solidarity and raising over $120,000 for the victim's family.

The Baltimore Ravens partnered with two organizations to provide custom-fitted wigs to 35 cancer patients and hosted a spa day for cancer survivors at their stadium.

Howard County's OEM is hosting an active assailant preparedness discussion on October 17 to educate residents and integrate local community efforts for public safety.

Howard County is seeking public input to select a new flag from 184 designs, with a hearing on September 30 at the George Howard Building, which will also be live-streamed online.