The U Choose program in Baltimore is under scrutiny for offering sex education and reproductive services to minors, including referrals to abortion and transgender hormone clinics, with federal funding and debate over parental rights.

A power outage at AACC's Arnold campus caused the temporary closure of the Arnold Senior Activity Center, with the department providing contact numbers for affected seniors seeking assistance.

Howard County honors Indigenous Peoples' Day with government office closures and activity center openings to recognize Indigenous contributions, reflecting a broader shift in cultural awareness.

The Howard County "BIG Shred" event, announced by Calvin Ball, will provide residents a secure way to shred confidential documents to prevent identity theft.

Howard County Human Rights Commission announces 2024 Human Rights Awards recipients, recognizing individuals and organizations for social justice efforts.

The Baltimore Jewish community held a rally to commemorate the one-year anniversary of a Hamas attack on Israel, showing solidarity and honoring lives lost.

Anne Arundel County's Department of Aging and Disabilities is offering caregiver support group meetings in October with both in-person and virtual options to provide a safe space for caregivers.

Kat Locke-Jones has been named the 2025 Maryland Teacher of the Year for her educational and community service work.

Baltimore announces the conversion of two hotels into supportive housing units to address homelessness, a project by MOHS and the Department of Real Estate in partnership with various organizations.

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.