Howard County celebrates flood protection progress after heavy rain
Howard County's Ellicott City Safe and Sound Plan has been in the works since 2018, and it's credited with helping keep significant flooding away.
Federal Hill residents demand action after dozens of cars were broken into
Residents in Baltimore's Federal Hill are on high alert after 35 cars were broken into in and around the neighborhood this past weekend.
Baltimore City is planning ways to mitigate growing deer population
Baltimore is seeing an uptick in its deer population, prompting the Department of Recreation and Parks to take action.
Testimony ends in dispute over Howard County go-kart track as final decision nears
Testimony concluded in the ongoing case of a go-kart racetrack in Howard County after another hours-long hearing Thursday night.
New Howard County building codes are a win for environmental advocates, concern for industry groups
New construction in Howard County is poised to be more energy efficient, after Howard County Council approved a new set of building codes this week.
Howard County near-drowning and rescue shines light on CPR awareness
A near-drowning and rescue in Howard County is serving as a reminder of the importance of knowing CPR.
Howard County leaders approve of bill that would add more speed cameras
The Howard County Council voted unanimously Monday to increase the number of speed cameras in the county.
National adult kickball tournament returns to Maryland with a boom for Fourth of July weekend
A National adult kickball tournament returned to Maryland this weekend and it was streamed on ESPN3.
Howard County parents on board with school district's special education changes
More than 30 new and repurposed positions have been announced that will aim to "allow special educators to focus more on instruction and student support, rather than emergencies and compliance."
Domestic incidents are responsible for half of Howard County homicides in 2025, police say
Domestic incidents have kept Howard County Police busy this year, with the latest one reported this week following an apparent murder-suicide.
Stolen car rams into popular Baltimore arts venue, forcing temporary closure
A Baltimore arts community staple is still cleaning up the mess caused by a stolen car that rammed through its front doors on Sunday, June 29.
Underground fire in Downtown Baltimore has restaurant owner concerned about long-term impacts
The owner of a downtown Baltimore restaurant near where an underground fire broke out is concerned about potential long-term effects.
Howard County man defends his go-kart track in latest hearing as neighbors continue fight
A Howard County man who built a go-kart track for his son on his property defended his case on Thursday, while residents continue to push back.
Maryland LGBTQ advocates vow to bolster resources amid changes to 988 lifeline
Maryland LGBTQ+ organizations are stepping up for youth, as a national resource will see changes in July.
How a Baltimore-based organization is supporting LGBTQ+ first responders
Being a first responder can take a toll on anybody, but if you're also a part of the LGBTQ+ community, that toll can be even bigger to deal with.