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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.
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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.
Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Students to Access Direct Admission at CCBC
Students from Baltimore County Public Schools will now have the opportunity for direct admission to the Community College of Baltimore County.
Education
Baltimore County Council Approves $4.96 Billion Budget with Focus on Education and Safety
The Baltimore County Council has finalized a budget that allocates significant funds to schools and public safety initiatives.
Education
Maryland Sees Highest High School Dropout Rate in Over a Decade Amid Increased Funding
Despite a surge in funding, Maryland's high school dropout rate has reached its highest level in 13 years, raising concerns about educational outcomes.
Public Safety
Teen Arrested Following Morning Carjackings in Baltimore
Baltimore police are investigating a series of carjackings that occurred early Tuesday, leading to the arrest of a teenager.
Courts
Baltimore County Attorney Sentenced for Bank Fraud
A real estate attorney from Baltimore County has been sentenced to prison following a conviction for bank fraud.
Education
Governor Moore Appoints Two New Members to Baltimore County School Board
Governor Wes Moore has appointed two individuals to fill recent vacancies on the Baltimore County school board.
City Hall
Inspector General Critiques Mayor's Oversight Legislation as Control Tactic
Baltimore's Inspector General claims proposed legislation by Mayor Scott prioritizes control over accountability amid ongoing tensions.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Officer Admits Guilt in Assaults at SWAT Holiday Gathering
Officer Morgan Banocy pleads guilty to assault charges stemming from an incident at a holiday party, avoiding jail time.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Officer Arrested for Allegedly Threatening Woman with Shotgun
A Baltimore police officer faces serious charges after an incident involving a shotgun and a woman at his home.
Education
Baltimore City Schools to Demolish Renovated Building After Short Use
Baltimore City Public Schools invests over $11 million in renovations at the University of Baltimore for temporary use before demolition.
Transit
New Report Critiques MTA's Transit Governance in Baltimore
A recent analysis reveals that the Maryland Transit Administration's governance is failing to meet Baltimore's transit needs.
Transit
MTA Promises Quick Restoration of Light Rail Service Amid Driver Concerns
The Maryland Transit Administration assures that Light Rail service will resume soon, but drivers express frustration over lack of updates.
Transit
Jury Considers Verdict in Baltimore Murder Case Involving MTA Bus Incident
The jury is now deliberating in the trial of a man accused of murder that occurred on an MTA bus in Baltimore.
Transit
MTA Police Investigate Assault on LocalLink 22 Bus
Authorities are searching for a suspect involved in an assault on a LocalLink 22 bus in Baltimore.
Transit
Maryland Encourages Participation in World Car-Free Day
The Maryland Department of Transportation is urging residents to take part in World Car-Free Day to promote sustainable transportation.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Engage in Gunfire, Resulting in Death of Armed Suspect
An armed man was shot and killed by Baltimore police after officers returned fire during a confrontation.
City Hall
Vanessa Atterbeary Elected as Howard County's First African American County Executive
In a historic election, Vanessa Atterbeary secured over 58% of the votes to become Howard County's first African American county executive.