Baltimore awards $324,000 in ARPA funds to 81 local artists to support cultural recovery post-pandemic, emphasizing the city's commitment to the arts.

The National Weather Service warns of potential flooding and severe thunderstorms in Baltimore, with a Flood Watch issued for parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Police are investigating after a fight and gunfire incident involving juveniles at a Walmart in Bowleys Quarters, MD; two sustained minor injuries. Maryland officials are addressing rising juvenile crime rates and vandalism.

Baltimore issues a heat advisory with temperatures peaking in the low to mid 90s and a real feel of up to 105 degrees. Rain and thunderstorms are possible, with a severe weather threat and potential for isolated flash flooding.

Two 15-year-olds were arrested following a robbery in Severn where a supposed clothing sale led to a victim being coerced by an implied gun threat. No weapon was found, charges are unspecified.

Baltimore is addressing an overpopulation of white-tail deer in its parks, which threatens local vegetation and biodiversity. Public meetings and surveys seek solutions, with both non-lethal and lethal options considered.

Baltimore expects a surge in temperatures, potentially reaching the upper 90s, with heat advisories and possible thunderstorms and heavy rain midweek.

A head-on collision in Galesville, Anne Arundel County, resulted in one fatality and one injury at the intersection of Muddy Creek Road and Old Sudley Road.

A spree of vandalism in South Baltimore resulted in about 35 property damage reports, including vehicle and restaurant break-ins. No arrests have been made yet.

Baltimore County Police investigate a non-fatal shooting in Cockeysville and seek public assistance for leads, offering a reward for tips through various reporting channels.

Baltimore expects a muggy weekend with possible severe thunderstorms and gusty winds. Strong to severe storms may occur with risks of damaging winds and scattered flash flooding.

Baltimore faces a shooting in West Baltimore and a mass overdose event, with one man hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and at least 20 individuals hospitalized due to the overdoses.

The State Theater in Havre de Grace will not reopen due to code violations and financial challenges, despite community support and a $35,000 fundraiser. Owners speculate about city retaliation, which officials deny.