Morgan State University opens new dorms and renovates existing ones to accommodate its growing student population, enhancing the campus experience with modern facilities.

Howard County has launched the Fiscal Year 2025 Youth Engagement Programming (YEP!) grants to foster after-school youth engagement, with applications due by September 10, 2024.

Mayor Scott attended National Night Out events in Baltimore, focusing on community engagement and public safety, with officials noting progress in reducing crime.

Unionized workers at Baltimore's Hilton Inner Harbor are ready to strike over wage and work condition disputes.

South Baltimore's Carroll Park neighborhood unveils a $3.5 million revitalized recreation center after nearly 20 years of disuse, providing a space for community and youth development.

Anne Arundel County Public Schools implement stricter cell phone policies to enhance classroom focus and potentially improve student mental health, as per Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell.

A sewer spill in Severna Park led to 16,200 gallons of sewage entering Cypress Creek due to a main break. Containment took hours, with ongoing cleanup and health advisories issued.

The Howard County Department of Public Works will discuss Mt. Hebron Stormwater Pond repairs at a community meeting on August 28th at the Miller branch library.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott married Hana Pugh in a small private ceremony attended by close family and friends.

Anne Arundel County activates a damage assessment portal for reports on flooding damage by Tropical Storm Debby. Residents should submit info by August 19, 2024; this does not ensure reimbursement.

Carroll County is giving out free HP Chromebooks to eligible residents to reduce the digital divide, as part of the Maryland Connected Devices Program, with distribution details on the council's website.

The new Middle River RAC has opened in Baltimore County, offering a recreational space with aeronautics-themed programs, reflecting the region's aviation history.

City leaders demand worker protections after the heat-related death of Baltimore DPW employee Ronald Silver II; an AFSCME head urged for immediate improvements.