Baltimore begins a 24-hour parking enforcement initiative to address illegal parking and enhance safety, focusing on abandoned vehicles and danger zones. Residents can report issues, and the city offers new mobile payment options for meters.

Road work on US 40 in Baltimore County will cause lane closures from Days Cove Road to Little Gunpowder Falls. Work is scheduled on weekdays from early March to April.

Travelers express concern after a Delta plane crash-landed in Toronto, but maintain confidence in air travel and no service disruption at BWI Marshall is reported.

Howard County is set to start a pond repair project near Centennial Lake, with work continuing until late fall 2026, impacting pedestrian paths and decommissioning one stormwater pond.

Maryland's Board of Public Works approved a management contract with Fraport Baltimore Partnership LLC for Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport concessions, after a lengthy and contentious process.

A sinkhole caused by a water main break on East Joppa Road in Baltimore County has closed lanes and affected water service to 30 customers; repairs are underway.

Governor Wes Moore and the MDTA are set to reveal the design of the new Francis Scott Key Bridge, after its collapse affected local businesses and economies. Federal funds will cover the rebuild, with a projected completion in fall 2028.

BWI Airport will receive $41.5 million for security and baggage system upgrades, aiming to improve safety and efficiency amid increased firearm discoveries.

Traffic will be disrupted in Anne Arundel County for the viewing of fallen firefighter Christopher Higgins, with road closures around the funeral home on Mountain Road.

Reconstruction of Maryland's collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge is scheduled, involving pre-construction river and land surveys, with community participation for potential property inspections.

Baltimore is set to revitalize the "Highway to Nowhere" with $85 million in federal funds aimed at reconnecting communities and promoting economic growth.

Howard County is starting construction on January 20th to extend water services in Elkridge, which includes a new water pipe section on Race Road. Traffic will be managed by flaggers during work hours Monday-Friday.

PSEG has filed an application for the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, which is a high-voltage transmission line aimed at preventing blackouts by 2027. The project faces debate over its benefits and alternatives.