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Mask Requirements on Maryland Public Transit: What You Should Know
Maryland's public transit system continues to enforce mask mandates in response to health guidelines.
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Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Appoints New Superintendent
Baltimore County Public Schools has officially named a new superintendent to lead the district.
Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Welcomes New Superintendent
Baltimore County Public Schools has appointed a new superintendent to lead the district in the upcoming academic year.
Public Safety
Baltimore's Budget Deficit Reaches $64 Million Amid Financial Challenges
The city of Baltimore faces a significant budget deficit of $64 million due to various financial pressures.
Public Safety
Fire in Railcar at Penn Station Causes Travel Disruptions
A fire in a railcar at Baltimore's Penn Station has led to significant delays for travelers using the station.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Battalion Chief Lawrence Goldberg Honored as a Fallen Hero
The Baltimore community pays tribute to Battalion Chief Lawrence Goldberg, who bravely served the city until his untimely passing.
City Hall
Ferguson, Jones, and Others Secure Primary Wins in Maryland
Senate President Bill Ferguson and Julian Jones emerge victorious in recent primary elections, setting the stage for key upcoming races.
Public Safety
Police Chase in West Baltimore Leads to Multiple Vehicle Collisions and Officer Injuries
A high-speed pursuit of a carjacking suspect resulted in injuries to three officers and damage to several vehicles in Baltimore.
City Hall
Sabrina Tapp-Harper Declares Victory in Baltimore Sheriff Race Against Sam Cogen
Sabrina Tapp-Harper appears to have won the Baltimore Sheriff election, marking a significant shift in local law enforcement leadership.
Transit
MTA's Festive Holiday Bus Offers Free Rides and Treats for Baltimore Riders
The Maryland Transit Administration's Holiday Bus returns for its 47th year, providing free rides and holiday cheer across Baltimore.
City Hall
Baltimore Audit Uncovers Millions in Outstanding Bills, Frustrating City Officials
An audit in Baltimore has revealed significant unpaid bills, leading to dissatisfaction among city leaders regarding financial management.
City Hall
Baltimore Launches Second Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan
Mayor Scott invites public input for a new five-year roadmap aimed at enhancing community safety and support for youth.
Education
William Heiser Selected as Top Candidate for Baltimore County Schools Leadership
William Heiser has been identified as the preferred candidate to take the helm of Baltimore County Public Schools.
Transit
Local Leaders Call for Improved Oversight and Funding for Baltimore's Transit System
Baltimore's transit system faces challenges that require local oversight and funding to meet community needs effectively.
Transit
MTA Halts Light Rail Service Indefinitely Due to Mechanical Issues
The Maryland Transit Administration has suspended light rail service in the Baltimore area, citing safety concerns and necessary inspections.
Transit
MTA Explores New Light Rail Connection Between Baltimore and Towson
Maryland Transit Administration is assessing options for a new transit line to enhance connectivity between Baltimore and Towson.
Transit
Maryland Transit Administration to Replace CharmCard with Mobile App
The MTA is phasing out the CharmCard in favor of the CharmPass mobile app, introducing new fare boxes for an enhanced transit experience.
Transit
MTA Plans Cuts to Commuter Bus Services in Baltimore Area
The Maryland Transit Administration proposes significant reductions to commuter bus services due to financial challenges.
Education
BCPS Announces Closure and Delayed Opening Due to Weather Conditions
Baltimore County Public Schools will close on Wednesday and open two hours late on Thursday due to inclement weather.
Education
Baltimore County Student Detained During ICE Protest Released by Police
A student from Baltimore County was arrested for obstructing traffic during a protest against ICE but has since been released.