Laurel, MD, opens the Craig A. Moe Multiservice Center to aid the homeless, offering various services and transitional housing, with a grand opening set for September 10.

The family of DPW worker Ronald Silver II, who died from heat exhaustion in Baltimore, seeks answers about the conditions that led to his death. Investigations by various agencies, including a private one, are underway.

Around 200 workers from Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor held a one-day strike for better pay and conditions, demanding $20 per hour following stalled contract negotiations.

Anne Arundel County celebrates National Preparedness Month by offering free emergency training, including CPR/AED usage, Extreme Event Simulation Game, Stop the Bleed class, and active shooter response tactics.

Laurel's trash collection schedule changes for Labor Day; Monday's waste moved to Tuesday, Tuesday's to Wednesday, with no bulky item or yard debris pickup on September 4th. Regular service resumes September 11th.

The Catonsville Public Library reopened after $7 million renovations, adding modern features including recording studios, a computer center, and a teen room.

Maryland State Police increase patrols for Labor Day weekend focusing on impaired, distracted, and aggressive driving to improve safety, as outlined in their official press release.

Carroll County Government offices and The Resource Recovery Park and Northern Landfill will be closed on Labor Day, September 2, 2024, with services resuming the next day.

Howard County, MD, announces closures of various services on Labor Day, including government offices and the animal shelter, with emergency services still operational.

Baltimore's "Back to School Kick-Off" event, led by Mayor Scott, provided 2,000 students with backpacks and supplies, haircuts, and activities to prepare for the school year.

Howard County police start the H.A.S.T.E initiative to enhance safety in school zones with increased patrols, seat belt checks, school bus cameras, and speed cameras, continuing these efforts year-round.

Laurel City will host a push-up challenge on September 11th to honor victims and unite the community, with a goal of 91,111 push-ups. Mayor Keith R. Sydnor encourages everyone to participate.

The new Boys & Girls Club at Howard Community College in Howard County aims to provide educational and developmental support for local teens, backed by initiatives and funding from county officials.