Federal aviation officials announced a nationwide grounding of all flights after a communications glitch disrupted the air traffic control system, according to the Associated Press. No evidence of foul play was found, and the FAA is working to restore normal operations as quickly as possible.
Senator Van Hollen says he will not run for president in 2028
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen told The Baltimore Sun that he has no intention of entering the 2028 presidential race, citing a desire to focus on his work in the Senate and on issues important to Maryland families.
Baltimore County schools discontinue AI reading program
Following concerns from parents about increased screen time, Baltimore County Public Schools announced the phase‑out of an artificial‑intelligence reading program. The district will return to more traditional instructional methods while it evaluates alternative tools that better align with family preferences.
K‑Pop “Demon Hunters” world tour lands at CFG Bank Arena
Fans in Baltimore can look forward to the “Demon Hunters” world tour, a popular K‑Pop act, performing at the CFG Bank Arena later this month. The concert is expected to draw a large, diverse crowd and adds to the city’s vibrant entertainment calendar.
Local crab‑seasoning company expands headquarters
A family‑owned business known for its beloved crab seasoning announced plans to enlarge its headquarters in Baltimore. The expansion will create new jobs and support the region’s seafood industry, reinforcing the company’s commitment to the local economy.
Original reporting: Baltimore Fishbowl — read the source article.
