A Microsoft outage has disrupted Maryland’s healthcare and judicial systems, causing non-urgent medical procedures to be cancelled and courts to close, with emergency systems remaining operational.

Gervonta "Tank" Davis has been granted permission to travel to Paris to advise Team USA’s boxers during the Olympic Games, despite being on probation for a prior incident.

Jerry Walker, the first Baltimore Oriole to start an MLB All-Star Game, has died at 85. He was known for being the youngest to start the game in 1959.

Laurel adjusts trash collection to start at 6 AM from July 26 to September 2, due to heat, for worker safety. Residents advised to set out bins early.

An 8-year-old boy was severely injured after being hit by a train in South Baltimore and is now in stable condition. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Baltimore highlights the upcoming statewide expansion of Maryland's Medicaid Supportive Housing Waiver, starting in FY 2025, to address housing insecurity amongst vulnerable populations.

Former NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl champion Jacoby Jones died at 40, with the cause of death undisclosed.

One year after Donald Lawson's disappearance at sea, the search has ceased, but his mission to diversify sailing continues through the Dark Seas Project.

Baltimore's Curtis Bay residents seek EPA help over coal dust pollution, with Rep. Mfume urging the agency to act. CSX claims compliance, but locals report health issues and disrupted lives.

Senators debate over full federal funding for the replacement of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, with Maryland lawmakers advocating for it against concerns about precedent and funding mechanisms.

Baltimore County's Chief of Staff Dori Henry is leaving her role on August 9, 2023, to pursue new opportunities, as acknowledged by County Executive Johnny Olszewski.

Carroll County extends cooling center operations to combat a heatwave, offering residents relief in various locations, including government buildings and libraries, with safety tips provided by emergency management.

A 21-year-old man was fatally shot early in Baltimore's Western District, and police are seeking information from the public to aid their investigation.