University of Maryland and U.S. Attorney's Office Join Forces at Cybersecurity Conference Amid Surge in Data Breaches
The U.S. Attorney's Office and the University of Maryland co-hosted a cybersecurity conference amid a global increase in data breaches, aiming to educate leaders on threat management.
Mid-Atlantic Braces for Dry Cold Front, Record-Breaking Dry Spell Challenges Baltimore and Surrounding Areas
The National Weather Service predicts a dry cold front followed by high pressure and weekend rain for the Mid-Atlantic, amidst a record dry spell raising wildfire risks, leading to a Red Flag Warning in the area.
Havre de Grace Community Pays Tribute to Slain Teen Athlete, Suspected Shooter Charged as Adult in Aberdeen Tragedy
The Havre de Grace community mourns the loss of 14-year-old Jai'den Winchester, a high school football quarterback, after a fatal shooting. A vigil was held, and a 16-year-old faces murder charges.
Baltimore Severs Ties with BOPA Following Financial Struggles and Funding Transparency Issues
Baltimore has ended its contract with the BOPA due to the agency's financial issues, including a large projected deficit and unreconciled financial records. The decision follows intense scrutiny over BOPA's operations and spending.












