Anne Arundel County updates its Hazard Mitigation Plan for 2025 and seeks public input to identify and reduce risks from disasters and enhance community resilience.

Baltimore's Mayor announces the 2024 Fall Clean-up event for October 26, focusing on neighborhood beautification and community collaboration. Registration for the event and supply collection details are provided.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski named seven individuals as recipients of the 2024 Community Heroes Awards for their contributions to local communities.

Victim families of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse speak out, pursuing legal action against the ship owners accused of negligence in the incident. They seek compensation and better labor protections.

M&T Bank Stadium introduces renovations including the Miller Lite Gatehouse and field seats to enhance the gameday experience, alongside new food options and a rooftop deck with city views.

The Carroll County Board of Commissioners and Department of Planning and Land Management will host the 3rd annual Environmental Symposium on October 26, 2024, providing education on environmental stewardship.

Following a fatal shooting at Joppatowne High School, a petition for metal detectors and clear backpacks in Harford County schools gains traction, pushed by a parent seeking to enhance security and student safety.

Anne Arundel County Police will encrypt radio communications starting October 1, 2024, to protect sensitive data, with continued commitment to public transparency.

A vigil for Warren Curtis Grant, a 15-year-old shot at Joppatowne High School, was held; Harford County Public Schools closed five schools in response.

The Joppatowne community mourns following a fatal school shooting. A 15-year-old was killed, and the suspected 16-year-old shooter is in custody. Residents are shocked and have held prayer services to support each other.

The 7th cohort of Howard County's HoCo Higher program celebrated their graduation, fostering local business development through an entrepreneurial "bootcamp" supported by HCEDA and M&T Bank.

BCPL is reopening seven branches on Sundays and launching 'Wild About Sundays' with activities and a prize draw, while promoting Library Card Sign Up Month with a plantable bookmark for new members.

A vigil was held at CCBC in memory of Andrea Rodriguez Avila, a Rice University student and former CCBC honors society president, who died in a shooting.