Anne Arundel County is adding more speed cameras in school zones, operational from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, starting with a 15-day warning period. This move aims to improve road safety near schools.

MTA offers free transit to veterans and active-duty military on Veterans Day, requiring defense or veteran ID for access to various transportation services.

A water main break in Cockeysville led to lane closures and traffic disruptions, with Baltimore County officials responding for repairs near Shawan and York Roads.

Key Highway in Baltimore is closed due to a sinkhole, with detours set up between Covington and E. Cross Streets. No injuries reported. Public Works is investigating.

Annapolis started a major flood-protection project at City Dock, involving elevation and flood barriers, amid mayoral debate on its funding and FEMA grant.

Maryland's first modular roundabout in Harford County opens ahead of schedule, aiming to reduce accidents using sustainable materials, including recycled milk jugs, and saving $1.5 million.

The Baltimore County Traffic Calming Unit wasted over $125,000 due to improper installations and ADA compliance issues, leading to the dismissal of a responsible employee.

Maryland allocated $5 million from the VW settlement to expand its EV charging network, focusing on workplace and transportation corridor sites for improved air quality and economic growth.

Bus drivers' union negotiations with Zum are at an impasse, with disagreements on wages and benefits. Union flyers involving students caused HCPSS leaders to criticize tactics as inappropriate.

MTA resumes light rail service between Hunt Valley and Lutherville after a fire caused a temporary suspension.

Carroll County officials have asked President Trump for help against a proposed transmission line project, criticizing the FERC and Biden Administration for lack of consultation and use of eminent domain.

Baltimore County offers free lead water line replacements, with a self-reporting process and deadline by March 2026 for residents to test and report lead pipes for replacement funding.

Maryland is repainting pavement markings on sections of I-97 and I-695, with overnight work causing lane and ramp closures. Visibility improvements are expected by late-fall 2025, weather permitting.