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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A motorcyclist was killed Sunday night after a Yamaha left the road on Baltimore National Pike in Ellicott City; police say speed may have been a factor.
Roughly 200 dirt-bike riders surrounded officers near Reisterstown Road on Sunday evening; police say the crowd dispersed and no arrests were made. Authorities are asking for tips.
Three men were hospitalized after a pre-dawn stabbing on York Road; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
Weather & Environment in ...
Patchy fog clears this morning; highs near 90°F today. Triple-digit heat builds midweek with heat indices near 110°F.
Retail & Industry in ...
Made in Baltimore will close its Harborplace shop after June 28 as the Inner Harbor prepares for redevelopment. The BDC says makers will sell through pop‑ups while a new home is sought.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
Maryland will add 1,070 ACIS Medicaid slots and expand services into five new counties to help medically vulnerable residents secure housing.
A shooting on Frederick Avenue in Southwest Baltimore left one man dead Saturday; homicide detectives are investigating.
Three suspects robbed a 29-year-old man of his scooter at gunpoint on W. North Avenue in Charles North; detectives are asking for tips.
Food & Drinks in ...
Baltimore favorite The Food Market will begin dinner service in Bethesda on Monday, June 29, at Hampden House.
A 2-year-old child was pulled from a private pool Saturday in Brooklyn Park and later died at a hospital, county police say. Investigators are reviewing the circumstances.
Patchy fog and spotty showers hit Baltimore this morning with a high near 83°F. Dangerous heat builds into next week; cooling centers will open on Code Red days.
A 19-year-old from Davidsonville was sentenced to life on June 26 for the 2025 killing of the Tropic Bay Water Gardens owner; the plea includes parole eligibility and forfeiture.
Community & Society in ...
Federal Hill residents say months of trash, graffiti and open‑air drug use have persisted and that 311 reports often produce slow, checklist responses. Neighbors want steady, visible fixes from City Hall.
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