A Baltimore man will serve 50 years after prosecutors say he threatened a witness in an arson case. The extra term was announced July 13, 2026.

Sunny and warm today (high near 88°F). Triple-digit heat arrives midweek; cooling centers available and late-week storms possible.

An off‑duty Baltimore officer was grazed in the arm during a Saturday night shooting in South Clifton Park; homicide detectives are investigating.

A two‑alarm blaze on the 800 block of W. 37th Street spread across three Hampden rowhomes Saturday; two firefighters were treated and the Office of the Fire Marshal is investigating.

Three men were shot on the 1400 block of East Cold Spring Lane in Northeast Baltimore; all sustained non-life-threatening injuries and detectives are investigating.

A federal lawsuit filed July 8 alleges Anne Arundel school staff 'socially transitioned' a student without parental notice and asks a judge for an injunction and declaration against district policy.

A Hagerstown woman was arrested and is being held without bond after a July 5 downtown shooting that left Dalonte Young dead; police still seek a second suspect.

Rep. Johnny Olszewski announced about $1 million for Loyola University Maryland to upgrade forensic labs and create a training center for students and Baltimore-area law enforcement.

Bats flew near attendees at Mount Airy's July 3 fireworks and county health officials are urging anyone who touched a bat to get a rabies risk assessment.

More than 325,000 Honda Odyssey minivans are being recalled after regulators found moisture can blind the backup camera. Dealers will replace affected cameras free and owners will be notified in late August.

Camden Yards will host military tributes, giveaways and the stadium’s first drone show on July 11 as the Orioles mark America’s 250th. Fans can expect a new 'Baltimore Dog' and special ceremonies.

Baltimore police released surveillance images and announced a $4,000 reward after a chain-wielding suspect allegedly assaulted a 66-year-old taxi driver and tried to carjack his cab near Horseshoe Casino.

WalletHub’s analysis ranks Baltimore the second‑most stressed U.S. city, citing housing costs, violent crime and work pressure as top drivers.