A Baltimore teacher won court permission to serve Libs of TikTok founder Chaya Raichik by posting a legal notice on TikTok after traditional service attempts failed. The move raises new questions about notice and due process in the social‑media era.

Four men were detained and three firearms were recovered at the Hammerman area of Gunpowder Falls State Park after reports of shots fired; charges are pending. Investigators are continuing to piece together what happened.

A 45‑year‑old woman was killed and another person seriously injured in a multi‑vehicle crash at Liberty Heights and Wabash in Northwest Baltimore; the city's Crash Team is investigating.

A 19-year-old woman died after a stabbing near W. Baltimore and Hilton Saturday; homicide detectives are investigating and seeking witnesses.

A bat in Severn tested positive for rabies on July 23. County officials urge pet owners to check vaccinations and report any possible exposures.

Neighbors in a Baltimore neighborhood say repeated exposures have them trading camera clips and pressing police for answers as authorities investigate.

Court papers say a YouTube post revealed the identity of a protected witness in a Baltimore murder‑for‑hire case, prompting an emergency hearing and legal scramble.

An Aberdeen traffic stop on July 22 led to the seizure of a loaded handgun, roughly six ounces of suspected crystal meth and more than $2,500 in cash; a Havre de Grace man was arrested.

ACLU preview finds 143 Marylanders died in police encounters from 2015–2023; many were unarmed or in mental‑health crises. Advocates call for transparency and reform.

BARCS took in 322 birds from Baltimore City Animal Control after a neglect case; many arrived in poor condition and vets from the National Aquarium and Maryland Zoo joined triage efforts.

A tiny but well-funded conservative caucus used targeted mailers and outside staff to unseat an incumbent and could keep reshaping Maryland’s GOP heading into November.

Hanover’s Utz will be taken private by Germany’s Intersnack in a $2.9B deal paying $14.25 a share; the founding family will retain a 50% stake.

A Baltimore man was indicted on multiple felonies after a woman said she was attacked at a Linthicum Heights motel in June. Court records say he remains held without bond ahead of a July 27 hearing.