The US Navy Blue Angels will perform in Annapolis on May 21, leading to road closures and expected traffic delays from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Routes around the Naval Academy will be affected.

Two new speed-enforcement cameras will be activated on May 19 near elementary schools in Anne Arundel County to improve students' safety by discouraging speeding.

Ellicott City introduces the new OEC Trolley service to improve accessibility and connectivity, reflecting a blend of historical preservation and modern convenience.

Howard County announces community meetings on May 16th and May 31st to discuss the Flash Bus Rapid Transit extension to improve commutes between Howard and Montgomery County, aiming for completion in 2026.

The Maryland Department of Transportation will close the on-ramp from Oceanic Drive to eastbound US 50/301 on weekends until August 30 to manage summer traffic.

MDOT SHA announced a pavement patching project on I-83, the Jones Falls Expressway, starting May 11 with potential overnight delays due to lane closures until early June.

MDOT distributed $1M to businesses impacted by Purple Line construction as part of a $4M grant program. The initiative aims to support these businesses until the project's completion, which is 76% done.

Anne Arundel Police added six new speed cameras across school zones to improve student safety, with a 15-day warning period before issuing $40 fines for speeding.

Mayor Scott announces a project to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility on Pratt Street in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, starting mid-May, with lane closures mostly at night to limit disruption.

Ellicott City's Parking Lot B closes on April 28 for North Tunnel construction, part of flood mitigation plans, reopens mid-2027. Alternative parking arranged on Maryland Avenue.

MDOT MTA has begun dynamic testing for the Purple Line light rail vehicles, a significant step towards its anticipated late 2027 passenger service start date.

The closure of Baltimore's Harborview Marina over safety concerns has left boaters struggling to find new docking spaces amid suspicions about the real motives for the shutdown.

Baltimore commemorates the first anniversary of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, reflecting on the loss and the economic impact while planning a new bridge by 2028.