WBAL-TV has learned of four finalists for the job of Baltimore County superintendent of schools. (WBAL-TV)
The city of Baltimore is suing carmakers Hyundai and Kia over a rash of ongoing vehicle thefts. (Fox 45)
Shantay Jackson, director of Baltimore mayor’s public safety office, is resigning. (Baltimore Sun)
Maryland officials announced a public awareness campaign on Thursday to remind Medicaid recipients to renew their coverage since the federal government is reinstating a requirement that existed before the COVID-19 pandemic for states to verify eligibility. (WBOC-TV)
Baltimore City Community College is offering free tuition, fees, and books for eligible students for summer, 2023. (WMAR-TV)
The Maryland Department of Transportation (MTA) announced a new proposal to increase access and improve connections to jobs and retail locations. (WMAR-TV)
Prince George’s County Public Schools is looking to sue the social media companies behind Instagram, TikTok and other apps arguing they are contributing to a youth mental health crisis. (Washington Post)
It looks like Kentucky Derby winner Mage will run in the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore next weekend. (Baltimore Banner)
Law enforcement officers in Baltimore County are learning to detect drivers impaired by marijuana. (WJZ-TV)
An Annie E. Casey Foundation report shows Maryland is above the national average on those in foster care receiving housing and health insurance. (Maryland Matters)
Ocean City will hold its first-ever Pride Parade on the boardwalk next month. (WMDT-TV)
Old Bay Goldfish crackers are back! (Baltimore Banner)
A major redevelopment project for downtown Cumberland in underway. (Cumberland Times-News)
A beloved Eastern Shore decoy museum is being relocated and that is causing a dispute. (Baltimore Sun)
Residents is Carroll County held a vigil Thursday night remembering those lost to drug overdoses and to celebrate those who are in recovery. (WBAL-TV)
An outdoor deck collapse in Clinton injured four people. (WUSA-TV)
PointsBet sports book terminated its marketing deal with the University of Maryland. The move means that at least three top schools — Michigan State, Maryland and Colorado — with betting marketing contracts have now ended those agreements as problems and criticism of them mount. (Baltimore Business Journal)
The 2023 Baltimore Ravens schedule was released Thursday showing the team will play in London in October against the Tennessee Titans and on Christmas Day at San Franscisco. (Baltimore Banner)
A Prince George’s County eighth grade math teacher has taken a seat on Maryland’s Accountability & Implementation Board, the oversight authority for the state’s ambitious education reform plan, becoming the only active teacher involved. (Baltimore Sun)
A national sports-themed restaurant chain is coming to Annapolis. (Baltimore Business Journal)
Three more towers are proposed for the final chapter of the Harbor Point development in Baltimore. The site will hold up to 600 new luxury apartment units and a 150-key hotel. (Baltimore Business Journal)
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The Orioles had the night off Thursday. They begin a weekend interleague series against the Pirates tonight.
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Ever visit Assateague Island?
Known for its wild horses, it also provides excellent opportunities for camping, hiking, swimming and fishing.
In 2019, I camped on the beach overnight on Assateague Island. Here are some photos and video….
