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Ocean City permanently ends Boardwalk Tram service, ending 60-year tradition
Fourteen months after a 2-year-old boy died in a Boardwalk tram accident, Ocean City has announced that the trams "will not return."
Judge blocks Trump cuts, restores $34M in anti-terror funds for NYC transit system
A judge blocked the Trump administration from withholding nearly $34 million earmarked to protect New York’s transit system from terrorism.
Moore announces $4M toward ‘MD Road to Careers’ program
Maryland’s second round of Road to Careers funding worth $4 million is now available, Gov. Wes Moore’s office announced.
MD housing order aims to boost affordable housing, cut barriers
Gov. Wes Moore’s Housing Starts Here order aims to close Maryland’s housing gap with faster development and transit-oriented growth.
Maryland Transit Administration confirms cybersecurity incident resulted in data loss
The Maryland Transit Administration recently confirmed that a cyberattack has resulted in "incident-related data loss."
MDOT announces $8.2M toward bike, pedestrian safety initiatives
The Maryland Department of Transportation announced it awarded $8.2 million for bicycle, pedestrian and trail projects.
MDOT awards $1.2M in grants to support rail corridor advancement
The Maryland Department of Transportation announced $1.2 million in grants to support the advancement of rail corridors in the state. (MDOT)
Trump extends control over Washington by taking management of Union Station away from Amtrak
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the federal government is taking management of Union Station from Amtrak to improve safety and transit.
Maryland Transit Administration announces fall service changes
The Maryland Transit Administration is releasing its fall 2025 service changes scheduled to take effect Aug. 24, MDOT announced Tuesday.
MDOT turns to grants to help businesses hurt by Purple Line construction
Maryland has awarded a total of $500,000 in a second round of grants for businesses located along the Purple Line.
Question looming over pair of Tesla cases: Can Musk be trusted?
Court cases involving Elon Musk could either speed his plan to put self-driving Teslas on U.S. roads or throw up a major roadblock.
Baltimore not immune from suit by biker injured at Inner Harbor, MD high court rules
The Maryland Supreme Court held that Baltimore is not shielded from a negligence lawsuit brought by a biker injured on the Inner Harbor Promenade.
