A Baltimore homeowner says a bathroom leak snowballed into a foreclosure after his condo board assessed $60K in legal fees and bought his unit at auction. The case raises legal questions about HOA liens.

Maryland’s elections administrator asked the state prosecutor to review Kalshi and Polymarket, saying trading on races looks like illegal wagering that could undermine trust.

Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine welcomed about 145 students in Hagerstown as the state’s first new medical school in more than a century, aiming to expand residency training and serve rural Maryland.

Hollywood BBQ Kitchen’s food truck has a new carryout in Edmondson Village, serving slow‑cooked ribs, mac and cheese and a homemade jingle.

A water main burst near Old Court and Three Oaks in Milford Mill, damaging a county road and snarling afternoon traffic. Police set cones and crews were en route.

At a Towson town hall, families demanded tougher juvenile accountability and answers about a 2025 Lansdowne killing as officials outlined prevention steps.

A 15-year-old Columbia student was arrested after an unloaded handgun was found at Hammond High's summer session. Authorities say no threats were made and charges are pending.

A 29-year-old man accused in a Feb. 28 Inner Harbor shooting rejected a plea and will face a three-day jury trial beginning Oct. 1. A suppression hearing is set for Aug. 7.

Young the Giant will headline the fifth Annapolis Songwriters Festival Sept. 10–13, joining 115+ artists and dozens of free shows across downtown.

Andrew Weinzirl — known for Maggie’s Farm, The Choptank and other Baltimore kitchens — is opening a new cafe and returning to restaurant ownership after stepping away years ago.

CHAI has finished a roughly $14M overhaul of Weinberg House in Pikesville, refreshing 116 senior units and major systems while keeping residents on-site. The project uses HUD RAD financing and layered state and county support.

A 42‑year‑old man was shot and killed inside a northeast Baltimore home Monday night after an argument. Homicide detectives are asking witnesses to call 410‑396‑2100.

Researchers and Baltimore clinicians say smartwatches and rings can flag early pregnancy-linked shifts in heart rate, breathing and temperature, but they are not diagnostic.