A water main break in Hunt Valley, Baltimore, closed York Road and may disrupt traffic for two days; aging infrastructure is a known issue in the region.

Two new speed cameras are activated near high schools in Anne Arundel County to improve safety in school zones, with enforcement from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays.

Demolition of the Key Bridge remains is set to begin around July 7, as per MDTA, with expected completion in nine months, and community bracing for construction noise.

Maryland residents are contending with a court decision that permits PSEG surveyors to assess land for a power line project; landowners are appealing due to concerns over property rights and environmental impacts.

Anne Arundel County has been awarded a $750,000 MDOT grant to support the development of a new parking garage for the Odenton MARC Station, aiming to foster transit-oriented growth.

Baltimore City announces road closures for AFRAM festival near Druid Hill Park; advises on alternate travel and parking provisions, including shuttles and public transport, to accommodate festival-goers.

Severe storms in Baltimore disrupted MARC train services, leading to suspended Brunswick Line operations and modified schedules for the Camden Line. Fallen trees and crew rest requirements contributed to the delays and cancellations.

A new speed camera will be operational near Oak Manor Elementary in Glen Burnie starting June 19, 2025, with a 15-day warning period before issuing tickets.

Howard County is updating Route 1 and Route 40 design manuals to align with its development vision, with a focus on sustainability, livability, and community engagement.

Harbor East reopens roads after diesel spill cleanup; Harbor Connector resumes service, while Baltimore Water Taxi adjusts operations due to the emergency response.

Baltimore's "Operation Orange Cone" aims to resurface 110 miles of roads, funded by increased state allocations, with locals expressing a mix of skepticism and hope for smoother travel.

A transcript shows the chaos aboard the ship Dali before it lost power and collided with Baltimore's Key Bridge, causing a collapse that killed six people.

Howard County is starting a construction project on June 16th to install sidewalks, ADA ramps, bike lanes, and a pedestrian crossing along Frederick Road in Ellicott City, aiming to improve accessibility and safety.