Baltimore and Washington D.C. to Enjoy Clear Skies and Stable Weather Before Warmer Trend Ushers in Thunderstorm Chances
The National Weather Service predicts stable weather with clear skies for Baltimore into early Sunday, followed by warmer temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms into the next week.
Mayor Sydnor Invites Laurel Citizens to Peek Behind the Curtain with Fall Citizens University Program
Mayor Keith R. Sydnor is launching the Fall 2024 Laurel Citizens University for residents to learn about city operations. Starting October 3, the free, eight-week program is aimed at boosting community engagement.
East Baltimore's Mayflower Apartments to Receive $1 Million for Affordable Housing Renovation
The Baltimore Community Foundation and Community Solutions invest $1 million in East Baltimore's Mayflower Apartments to provide affordable housing and combat homelessness, with a focus on veterans and those earning below median income.
Baltimore Jury Convicts 19-Year-Old in 2021 Killing of Israeli Visitor Efraim Gordon
William Holloman was convicted of murdering Israeli visitor Efraim Gordon during a 2021 attempted carjacking in Baltimore, with a verdict reached shortly after the trial began. Community cooperation played a key role in the case.
Baltimore Community Shaken by Fatal Shooting on Greenmount Avenue, Police Seek Witnesses
A 42-year-old man was killed in a shooting on Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore; police arrived at 9:07 p.m. to find him deceased. Homicide detectives are investigating and seeking information from the public.
Carroll County Citizens Called to Voice Concerns at Board of Commissioners and Delegation Listening Session on Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project
Carroll County residents are invited to a joint listening session about the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project on August 22, hosted by the Board of Commissioners and the Carroll County Delegation.
U.S. District Court Imposes $26 Million Judgment on Maryland Lab Companies for Alleged COVID-19 Test Fraud
The U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland has ordered laboratory companies owned by Patrick Britton-Harr to pay $26 million for healthcare fraud under the False Claims Act.












