A new mural at Bacontown Park honoring the spirit of Maria Bacon will be unveiled on Saturday, with local artist Comacell Brown contributing and multiple partners supporting the Neighbourhood Rebound Project initiative.

The final Age-Friendly Baltimore County report outlines strategies to enhance livability for seniors, including housing reform, transportation, and community services.

Harford County Public Schools held a meeting on school safety after a fatal shooting, discussing security improvements and measures like clear backpacks and metal detectors.

Howard County renews "Pumpkin Palooza" to encourage composting of pumpkins post-Halloween, aiming to reduce landfill waste and repurpose organic material into compost.

Hotel workers at Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor ratified a new contract, securing significant wage increases and improved benefits after labor actions, including a strike.

Seven Maryland residents have won big in the lottery, but a $1 million prize remains unclaimed. Officials urge the winner to come forward and sign their ticket.

Baltimore reopens its Rental Assistance Portal to help residents at risk of eviction with financial aid and services aimed at securing long-term housing stability.

Howard County's Department of Public Works schedules a community meeting to discuss a new pocket park in Ellicott City, as part of the Safe and Sound Plan.

A Hampden community comes together after a fire through a prayer vigil, community support, and fundraising for victims, following a fire that destroyed homes and claimed two lives.

The Baltimore Orioles have pledged $250,000 and will match donations for Hurricane Milton relief, potentially contributing $500,000 overall, with The Patterson Foundation adding $100,000 if the goal is met.

Anne Arundel County hosted its first Hispanic Heritage Awards, honoring 23 locals for contributions in various fields and remembering Miguel Angel Luna.

Howard County celebrates local champions of disability inclusion during National Disability Employment Awareness Month, with awards presented to supportive businesses and individuals.

The East Columbia 50+ Center in Howard County won the "Large Project of the Year Award" from CEAM for its innovative, sustainable design and community engagement.