Baltimore Travel & Sports: Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry is landing in Baltimore with a big All Blacks shakeup for the Springboks finale at M&T Bank Stadium, including Richie Mo’unga returning to start and Codie Taylor named captain—plus eight changes overall as injuries force Rennie’s hand. Airport Dining: Silver Diner owners have filed a lawsuit to keep their long-running BWI Airport location, saying the restaurant is a key gateway for travelers and airport workers and that contract/renovation demands shifted after an earlier agreement. Transit Upgrade: Maryland Transit Administration says construction begins Oct. 6 on the $50M RAISE East-West Transit Priority Project, with phased work through 2029 to improve a 20-mile Baltimore corridor for safer, faster trips. Eastern Shore Environment: Perdue is seeking a permit to nearly quintuple wastewater releases tied to PFAS “forever chemicals” concerns, as residents and a class-action lawsuit continue to push back. School Attendance: Maryland launched the “Maryland Shows Up” campaign to cut chronic absenteeism, using ads and outreach after the statewide rate improved but still misses the goal. Immigration Legal Fight: A new federal class-action lawsuit challenges ICE warrantless arrest practices across Maryland, including allegations tied to Salisbury. Outdoor/Trail Travel: The American Discovery 250 Relay continues across 14 states and D.C., with the route passing through Maryland as cyclists and runners follow the American Discovery Trail toward a Thanksgiving finish.