Federal Hill’s 8x10 is listed for sale or lease with a reported $450K asking price; owners say they'll close June 30 while shows continue into spring.

Emails in the DOJ’s mass Epstein release name Orioles owner David Rubenstein; his office says the contact was brief and he is not accused of wrongdoing.

President Trump pardoned former Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, ending a federal conviction from a 2004 drug case and prompting mixed reactions in Baltimore.

A 36-year-old man was shot during a Baltimore robbery; suspect Preston Freeman, 31, was arrested for attempted murder. The victim is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Baltimore spinout CraniUS raised $20M to push NeuroPASS, a skull‑embedded implant that delivers drugs directly into the brain, from large‑animal studies toward clinical planning. The round includes state support and aims to fund manufacturing and regulatory work.

Refocused Vegan, the downtown Baltimore vegan spot, will close its 429 N. Eutaw St. location after seven years. The restaurant built a following for vegan wings and mac-and-cheese.

Baltimore’s four‑year graduation rate nudged to 71.7% for the Class of 2025 even as the district’s budget rose sharply, prompting debate over whether spending has matched outcomes.

Maryland regulators say roughly 60 social‑equity license winners could open by fall as the state pairs grants and an incubator with inspections to speed openings.

A Maryland bill would create a Henrietta Lacks Commission to oversee life‑sciences ethics, promote education about her life and report annually to the state. Supporters call it a way to honor Lacks and push for health equity.

A flurry of energy bills in Annapolis pitched solar expansion against a push to leave RGGI and measures to protect landowners, as lawmakers hunt for relief from high electric bills.

Authorities are searching for missing teens Arianna Langley and Ka’liyah Craig from Aberdeen, urging the public to help locate them after they used a rideshare to Joppatowne.

Baltimore’s juvenile chief prosecutor told WBAL that DJS lacks the staff and programs to provide individualized treatment as lawmakers weigh changes to juvenile jurisdiction. Advocates point to a watchdog report showing unsafe conditions at youth centers.

The Harford County Board of Education unanimously terminated Superintendent Dr. Sean Bulson's contract amid controversy, following an investigation into an incident falsely reported as theft.