Residents in Federal Hill joined police in a safety walk demanding better communication after a violent assault. They support proactive measures against crime, benefit from a local camera network, and call for enhanced police-community relations.

Laurel, MD seeks public input on new Westside business development through a survey, shaping their community's future.

Claudia Roll has been appointed as the new leader of Anne Arundel County's Animal Care & Control, bringing extensive experience from her previous role at the Humane Rescue Alliance.

Baltimore DPW employees report poor facility conditions, including issues with basic amenities and safety, as confirmed by an Inspector General's inspection. Mayor Brandon Scott promises $20 million for new facilities.

The City of Laurel is hosting Doggie Dip Day at Greenview Drive Pool for dogs and owners to enjoy a swim, with a $5 fee per dog and free entry for dog park members.

Maryland unveils new license plates to support Chesapeake Bay conservation, available for purchase, which also fund environmental projects through grants.

The Laurel City Council plans a retreat at Gude Mansion to discuss city issues and strengthen working relationships among members. The event is scheduled for Friday, July 26, from 3 to 7 pm. Details are kept private.

Howard County is seeking residents to serve on the Opioid Restitution Fund Commission, which will oversee the allocation of settlement funds from opioid manufacturers.

The article discusses Carroll County, Maryland's program for integrating career counseling with education to align student pathways with workforce needs, starting from grade six.

Howard County introduces the Service Line Stewardship Program to improve water quality by adhering to EPA's Lead and Copper Rule, engaging residents in a self-audit to identify potential lead pipes.

Laurel adjusts trash collection to start at 6 AM from July 26 to September 2, due to heat, for worker safety. Residents advised to set out bins early.

Debate unfolds in Harford County over the school board's rejection of an AP African-American studies course, revealing a divided community on how US history should be taught.

Baltimore highlights the upcoming statewide expansion of Maryland's Medicaid Supportive Housing Waiver, starting in FY 2025, to address housing insecurity amongst vulnerable populations.