Baltimore County Public Schools to Enhance Parental Engagement with Weekly Student Reports
Baltimore County Public Schools prepares for a new year, focusing on academic improvement and reducing absenteeism, with the Superintendent outlining key initiatives including weekly parent reports on grades and attendance.
Maryland Transit Administration Announces Fall Bus Service Enhancements and New Safety Measures
Maryland Transit Administration announces enhanced bus services and safety measures for Fall 2025, including route extensions and increased frequency, and a law to ban individuals who assault others.
Baltimore Suspect Charged with Burglary Amid Mount Washington Break-In Spree, Debate Sparks Over Facial Recognition Tech Limits
Izaak Franklin was arrested in Baltimore's Mount Washington neighborhood for burglary and theft, with investigations ongoing for other break-ins. The case has sparked debate over facial recognition tech restrictions.
Baltimore Braces for Weather Whiplash as Hurricane Erin Influences Local Forecast
Baltimore expects a mix of weather influences from Hurricane Erin, with a cool, moist morning and warmer afternoon, followed by gusty northerly winds and potential thunderstorms. Boating advisories are in effect due to hurricane-related conditions.
Explosion on Liberia-Registered Cargo Ship near Baltimore's Key Bridge, No Injuries Reported
An explosion and subsequent fire occurred on the Liberia-registered cargo ship W-Sapphire near Baltimore's Key Bridge. There were no injuries reported and the fire was contained. A safety zone was established, and the Coast Guard is investigating.
Baltimore Braces for Chilly Start to Week with Drizzle, Eyes on Hurricane Erin's Impact
The National Weather Service predicts below-average temperatures and persistent clouds in Baltimore this week, with some warming mid-week and the distant impact of Hurricane Erin affecting winds and possibly leading to coastal flooding.












