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.

I-795 in Baltimore County will experience congestion due to concrete repairs on weekends starting August 15, with lane closures scheduled by SHA. Drivers should plan for extra travel time or use alternative routes.

The Baltimore City Department of Transportation will close I-83 overnight on Sunday, August 17, for a geophysical survey and tree removal. Traffic detours are planned.

The MDOT SHA is enhancing pedestrian safety on Fort Smallwood Road with a $6.8 million project including sidewalks, signal upgrades, and water infrastructure improvements.

Howard County enforces new parking regulations for commercial vehicles, with increased fines starting at $250, aiming to address neighborhood disruptions. A grace period until Sept. 7 allows warnings before strict enforcement begins.

A dangerous building near Lexington Market in Baltimore was demolished to avoid collapse, following partial structural failures and no injuries were reported.

The planned MAGLEV train project between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. has been canceled after USDOT and FRA withdrew funding due to planning issues and financial challenges.

Baltimore's Eutaw Street was closed due to fears about the structural integrity of buildings 308 and 310. Inspections are planned, affecting local transport and businesses.

Arnold Senior Activity Center is undergoing renovation and expansion, scheduled to start August 4, 2025, and finish by late summer 2026, with a temporary relocation to AACC during construction.

The Baltimore City Infrastructure Academy (BCIA) was launched to provide training for the city's infrastructure workforce, led by Mayor Brandon Scott and backed by various city agencies.

Southwest Airlines announced new nonstop flights from BWI to St. Thomas starting February 7, 2026, with prices ranging from $300 to $700. BWI is also upgrading its facilities.

Baltimore is increasing traffic enforcement with new speed and height cameras to improve safety around schools and prevent oversized trucks from damaging infrastructure.

Baltimore's DPW restored water to Cockeysville after a water main break. York Road remains closed, but the water supply is back to normal. Residents advised to flush pipes and report issues.