Nine people were hurt after a boat exploded beside Schaefer’s Canal House in Chesapeake City; several victims were airlifted and state investigators were on scene.

Baltimore County crews freed three people stuck in mud at Loch Raven Reservoir near Warren Road Bridge; no serious injuries were reported.

Nearly 40 vehicles across Frederick County had windows smashed overnight at several locations; investigators say no one was hurt and are asking residents to check cameras.

A 20‑year‑old moped rider died after fleeing a traffic stop and crashing in West Baltimore. Police say Crash Team investigators are asking witnesses to call 410‑396‑2606.

Thames Street Wharf landed a $65.7M five‑year refinancing arranged by JLL; Morgan Stanley anchors the building and the loan gives the owner time to manage near‑term maturities.

Protesters filled the steps of Baltimore’s federal courthouse as a legal fight over a proposed Elkridge ICE site played out, with immigrant-rights groups pressing for its defeat.

A pop-up cooling center will be open this afternoon at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center as Salisbury warns of dangerous heat. County-run hours expand over the holiday weekend.

A 15-year-old was wounded in a shooting and two juveniles allegedly carjacked a man in West Baltimore; police say the stolen vehicle is missing and no arrests have been announced.

A man was fatally shot Tuesday evening in the 1300 block of Stockton Street in West Baltimore. Homicide detectives are investigating and police are asking for tips.

A person rescued from a Columbia apartment fire died at the scene despite CPR, Howard County crews say. Officials have opened an investigation.

Shamrock Communications has agreed to sell WZBA 100.7 The Bay to K‑LOVE; listeners say the classic‑rock station is expected to end this summer. Community voices are already pushing back.

Baltimore Police released images seeking a suspect in a June 20 aggravated assault near Cross Street Market. Tips could earn a cash reward.

A federal appeals court affirmed the convictions of former Gilman teacher Christopher Bendann and preserved his 35‑year sentence, rejecting challenges to competency, phone evidence and sentencing.