Two water main breaks in Edgemere left neighbors without water; crews are repairing an 8-inch line and will address a second break on River Drive.

Jones Dairy Farm recalled chicken sausage sold at Costco after some packages may contain pork; affected bags carry an April 29, 2027 use‑by date and are eligible for refund.

Overnight vandalism left multiple cars with slashed tires across Brewers Hill, and neighbors are circulating video and photos as police investigate.

Amtrak and Penn Station Partners have paused the planned expansion of Baltimore’s Penn Station and are resetting roles; Amtrak will focus on restoring the historic headhouse. Federal grants are already in hand, but the bigger buildout is on hold while partners rework funding and phasing.

Officials warn that 'pool hopping' — sneaking into closed city pools — can be deadly after children were seen entering Patterson Park and staff recalled a near-drowning rescue.

A man was airlifted in critical condition after an apparent explosion near Annapolis. Anne Arundel County fire officials say the cause is under investigation.

Cool, sunny Tuesday in Baltimore with highs near 77°F; a rapid warmup pushes temps into the low 90s by the weekend. Boaters: advisories through mid‑morning.

Mayor Brandon Scott says Baltimore recorded 40 homicides in May — a 23.1% year‑over‑year drop — and credits police, prosecutors and community programs for the progress.

A suspected robber who allegedly used a shotgun and assaulted a customer surrendered after a brief chase that ended on I‑895, police say. A multi‑agency task force located the getaway vehicle.

Jesús Sánchez left Sunday’s game at Camden Yards after a ball thrown from the right-field bleachers struck his wrist. The Orioles say the fan was identified and removed as the club investigates.

CCBC faculty reached a tentative union contract that includes 12.6% raises, academic‑freedom protections and a new faculty sick‑leave bank. The deal must still be ratified by members.

The Maryland Port Administration closed the truck-only bridge between Dundalk and Seagirt after inspectors found advanced deterioration. Officials say cargo operations will continue through main gates.

A peer‑reviewed study argues census entries cited in 2020 don't conclusively show Johns Hopkins owned enslaved people, reopening debate in Baltimore.