Szechuan House’s Timonium outpost will close after more than three decades in Baltimore County, the Baltimore Business Journal reports.

The Baltimore Ravens will hold a free, ticketed training-camp practice at UMD's SECU Stadium on Aug. 1. Limited passes become available July 9 via the team's app and website.

A Baltimore property manager found a squatter living in an East Baltimore rowhome with flashing 'disco' lights and drug paraphernalia, highlighting a growing takeover problem. New state laws target fake leases but enforcement gaps remain.

A Baltimore defendant rejected a plea and will stand trial Aug. 27 in the Morrell Park shooting; prosecutors point to surveillance and a weapon match.

A CSX freight train struck a car at the Todds Lane crossing in Rosedale; investigators are probing the incident amid a history of crashes on the corridor.

Barbara Kreamer holds a narrow 189-vote lead over Matthew Brown in Harford County’s Democratic primary after mail-in ballots shifted the totals. The race remains undecided while officials finish the canvass.

Joseph J. Vavrek, convicted in his father's 2003 killing, is wanted for violating supervised release; U.S. Marshals have joined the search and authorities are seeking tips.

Muggy morning, highs near 92 with scattered storms and a marginal wind‑damage risk this afternoon; showers likely tonight and Saturday.

Johns Hopkins eliminated roughly 110 administrative positions this week across its public‑health and business schools. The cuts come as the university continues to reel from federal research and aid funding losses.

A prominent Baltimore lawyer was convicted in Philadelphia after prosecutors say he forced an Amtrak attendant’s hand to his genitals. Sentencing is set for early September.

A 70-year-old rider died after his motorcycle went down on Veterans Highway in Millersville. Investigators say uneven pavement may have been a factor.

A bipartisan nonprofit led by Gina Raimondo and Eric Holcomb will pilot state programs and private funds to help workers adapt as AI reshapes jobs.

Federal funding and strained grid math have put AES’s shuttered Warrior Run plant back in play. DOE awarded $78M to study a restart, forcing a tradeoff between jobs, reliability and Maryland’s climate goals.