A Johns Hopkins study found that operations at the CSX coal terminal in Baltimore increase air pollution in Curtis Bay, as residents have noted more particulate matter during specific activities.

The 2025 Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival has been rescheduled to October 18 after a delay, with retired Col. Bree Fram as grand marshal, as reported by CBS News Baltimore and WBAL-TV 11.

A man was arrested for DUI after crashing into the Esperanza Center in Baltimore, ignoring police commands, and attempting to flee. The crash, which was caught on video, caused significant damage to the facility.

Baltimore's DPW restored water to Cockeysville after a water main break. York Road remains closed, but the water supply is back to normal. Residents advised to flush pipes and report issues.

The National Weather Service predicts summer storms in Baltimore, with a mix of thunderstorms and hot, humid conditions, followed by a drop in humidity and cooler, dry weather. Central Virginia may face heavy rain and a flood watch.

Five people were hospitalized following an overdose in Baltimore's Penn-North neighborhood, with the mayor urging public action and an investigation into a drug cocktail is ongoing.

A water main break in Hunt Valley, Baltimore, closed York Road and may disrupt traffic for two days; aging infrastructure is a known issue in the region.

A teenage girl's quick action saved her siblings from a fire started by an air fryer in their home, leading to $75,000 in damages. The fire prompted safety reminders and highlighted a recent recall of two million Cosori air fryers due to fire risks.

The National Weather Service forecasts stormy and hot weather for Baltimore, with thunderstorms, potential flash flooding, and high heat indices expected in the coming days.

Baltimore County Police responded to a 'suspicious package' on Middle River Road, which led to road closures and the dispatch of the hazardous device team; the package was later deemed safe.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe weather for Baltimore with potential thunderstorms, high winds, and flash flooding risks, advising caution for land, air, and maritime travel.

Maryland's DJS is implementing policy changes for better oversight of youths under electronic monitoring, including enforced guidelines for those charged with new offenses and staff presence in court.

Mayor Keith Sydnor of Laurel has established a temporary summer juvenile curfew, active from July 11 to August 31, for minors under 17, with certain exceptions.