Sunny, breezy Sunday with highs near 68°F. Midweek heat could climb into the 90s and raise wildfire concerns.

A 49-year-old Baltimore man rejected a plea and will stand trial July 7 in a December East North Avenue shooting that left a man wounded. The case centers on a mid‑morning confrontation and firearm counts.

A Baltimore man who won a new trial was mistakenly released from state custody last fall, briefly freed and then re‑arrested — spotlighting gaps between corrections and courts.

Maryland voters who want to vote in the June 23 primary must register by Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Here’s a quick timeline for early voting, mail‑in requests and same‑day registration.

A March 25 Scotland house fire forced a young couple to jump from a window; one remains in ICU while two families rebuild with community support.

Judge Dana Middleton ordered Omar Williams held without bail after prosecutors say he shot at his girlfriend during a Jan. 17 dispute in Charles Village. No shell casings were recovered.

At Lawyers' Mall, advocates urged Maryland senators to pass the Community Trust Act and a Data Privacy Act to limit local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

A 9-acre White Marsh parcel at Philadelphia and Ebenezer is being marketed as Honeygo Retail Commons, a five‑to‑six pad retail project replacing a vacant dealership lot.

Non-union Abacus security officers will stage a City Hall walkout Thursday over alleged unfair labor practices; Abacus denies the claims and says it pays $25/hour.

Sinai Hospital’s NICU is caring for five sets of twins at once — ten infants taking up nearly half of its 21 beds. Staff say twin pregnancies are likelier to be premature.

Gov. Wes Moore joined state and federal law enforcement Tuesday in Salisbury as officials outlined a multi‑agency probe into a large‑scale drug‑trafficking operation on the Eastern Shore.

A vacant house on Norfolk Avenue caught fire on March 18 and left a nearby family displaced; the city says legal remedies exist but they can take months.

Two separate scratch-off tickets sold in Baltimore and Hyattsville each paid $100,000 this week, according to the Maryland Lottery's weekly winners report.