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Baltimore DOT Announces Downtown Weekday Road Closures

Drivers should plan for lane and road closures in downtown Baltimore from March 30 to April 1 due to Orioles games and ongoing street work.

Baltimore Residents Encouraged to Join Mayor Scott in Citywide Spring Cleanup

Annual event aims to beautify neighborhoods and earn service-learning hours for students

Baltimore City Fills Thousands of Potholes After Harsh Winter

Mayor says city filled nearly 9,000 potholes in just a few weeks

Maryland Troopers Save Choking Infant's Life

Quick action and training helped prevent a tragic outcome, state police say.

Maryland Overhauls Foster Care System After Tragic Teen Suicide

New laws aim to prevent children from being placed in unsafe, unlicensed settings following the death of 16-year-old Kanaiyah Ward.

Families Lobby to Prevent Cuts to Developmental Disability Services

Hundreds of people with disabilities, advocates, and families gather in Annapolis to urge lawmakers to reconsider $150 million in proposed budget cuts.

Sail250 Maryland & Airshow Baltimore Opens Entries for Crab Soup and Apple Pie Competitions

Three food competitions are part of the larger Sail250 celebration scheduled for June 24-30 in Baltimore City and Baltimore County.

Baltimore's 103-Year-Old Herman's Bakery Closing Down

The beloved family-owned bakery is shutting its doors for good at the end of March.

Maryland Vegan Restaurant Month Returns with Statewide Plant-Based Celebration

18th semi-annual event connects diners with creative, affordable vegan dishes at restaurants across Maryland

Baltimore County Finds Funding to Save Over 100 Teacher Positions

Additional $9.3 million in the budget will maintain class sizes and teacher pay raises.

Maryland Lawmakers Advance Bill to Restrict Student Cellphone Use in Schools

Proposed legislation would limit personal device access during school hours, sparking mixed reactions from parents and students.

Johns Hopkins Completes Major Renovations to Bradford Apartments

Upgrades to undergraduate housing include modern finishes, enhanced community spaces, and sustainability measures.

Baltimore County Animal Services Rescue Dog Thrown From Overpass

Rottweiler named Trooper recovering after being struck by vehicle and thrown 100 feet down embankment.

Maryland animal shelters team up to find homes for over 100 pets

The 'Find Your Lucky Charm' mega adoption event aims to match prospective owners with furry friends this weekend.

Sharpshooters to Begin Deer Removal in Baltimore Parks

Controversial plan to cull over 270 white-tailed deer from city parks sparks resident backlash