Ed Reed pushed back after the White House used a clip of one of his tackles in a montage that paired missile strikes with NFL highlights. His X reply — “I do not approve this message” — added a Baltimore voice to national criticism over the posts.

An early-morning crash on southbound I‑95 near the O'Donnell Street exit killed a motorcyclist. MDTA Police are investigating and asking witnesses to call 410‑537‑1209.

An explosion inside CO2-handling equipment at the Coca‑Cola Bottling Consolidated plant in East Baltimore injured four people on Sunday. Two were hospitalized and the scene is under investigation.

State officials are advancing $10M for design and moving up nearly $25M in land money to speed a new Baltimore bus depot that underpins the BMORE BUS plan.

Mayor Littmann and federal lawmakers announced $35 million to help shield City Dock from chronic tidal flooding as the multi‑year rebuild continues. The award follows months of uncertainty about FEMA support.

Wyketa Burgess is on trial in Howard County this week on charges prosecutors say stem from an October parking‑lot shooting that wounded two teens.

Chick N’ Friends closed its Owen Brown spot last Saturday and plans an April reopening at Columbia Gateway. Owners launched a GoFundMe to defray relocation and build-out costs.

Baltimore County detectives are seeking tips in the 37‑year‑old Towson killing of Susie Govans Myers. Investigators say the suspect or suspects were likely known to her.

A Baltimore man was ordered to serve 125 months in federal prison after a jury found he possessed a loaded FN Five‑seveN inside a city eatery despite prior felonies.

Fort Meade ordered 100% ID checks and will deny entry to rideshare and delivery drivers who lack DoD IDs. Residents should expect longer gate waits and off‑post pickups.

The Maryland Supreme Court’s 4‑3 decision upholds the Child Victims Act, reopening civil paths for survivors of decades‑old abuse. The ruling follows a sweeping state probe and a preemptive archdiocese bankruptcy filing.

Federal and county investigators tied three India‑based call centers to nearly $50M stolen from about 660 U.S. victims, including roughly $6.3M taken from Maryland residents. Local prosecutors say indictments and arrests are underway.

Baltimore police say a 37-year-old was arrested after an alleged armed carjacking on the 1900 block of Wilkens Avenue; officers found the victim’s red Corolla at a gas station.