Powerball jackpot reaches $1 billion with a cash option of $453.1 million, marking the sixth highest in its history. No winners emerged from Saturday's drawing, rolling the prize over to $1.1 billion.

Baltimore's Harbor Splash is cancelled again due to stormy weather, with no reschedule planned. The event was part of the city's Healthy Harbor Initiative.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces artists The-Dream, Jeffrey Osborne, and Lucky Daye for Baltimore's 4th Annual Charm City Live event, highlighting the city's vibrant music scene.

The Cherry Hill Arts and Music Waterfront Festival in Baltimore featured a drone show, fireworks designed by Image Engineering, and inclusive celebrations. Mayor Scott curated a playlist for the event.

Baltimore County announces the return of Screen on the Green, an outdoor movie series with free films and pre-movie family activities, alongside the new Days of Play program offering free supervised activities for children.

Baltimore plans dual Independence Day celebrations, featuring fireworks at the Inner Harbor and a drone show at Middle Branch Park, along with music and various activities.

Game Show Battle Rooms is opening its first Maryland location in Harbor East, Baltimore by the end of the year, offering game show style entertainment.

Adam Sandler is set to bring his "You're My Best Friend" comedy tour to Baltimore's CFG Bank Arena in September, with tickets going on sale June 27 at Ticketmaster. He will also perform in Washington, D.C., as part of his over-30-city tour.

Maroon 5 announces a Baltimore tour stop for November 16 and the release of their eighth studio album, "Love is Like," on August 15. Pre-sales start on June 25.

Baltimore's Harbor Splash event has been postponed until July 19 due to heavy rain affecting water conditions. Registrations will be transferred or refunded.

The Preakness Stakes celebrates its 150th anniversary with performances by T-Pain and Wyclef Jean, offering a new entertainment experience alongside traditional horse racing.

Ken Carson announces North American "The Lord of Chaos" tour dates, starting July 29 in Boston and ending September 23 in Atlanta, promoting his No. 1 album "More Chaos."

Nas will join the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to perform his album "Illmatic" in July, blending hip-hop with classical music for a unique concert experience.