An overnight fire shut the waterfront crab deck at Captain James Landing in Fells Point; a health department closure notice was posted and the cause remains unknown. The ship‑shaped Seafood Palace across the street remained open.

The Billie, the 37‑story former Embassy Suites at 222 St. Paul Place, has begun leasing studios and one‑ to three‑bedroom apartments priced about $1,000–$2,500.

Hot, humid Monday in Baltimore with scattered afternoon storms and a stronger, potentially severe round arriving Tuesday.

A Baltimore homeowner says a bathroom leak snowballed into a foreclosure after his condo board assessed $60K in legal fees and bought his unit at auction. The case raises legal questions about HOA liens.

A 45‑year‑old woman was killed and another person seriously injured in a multi‑vehicle crash at Liberty Heights and Wabash in Northwest Baltimore; the city's Crash Team is investigating.

ICE detained a Baltimore father during his commute, leaving his family without their primary provider; his daughter launched a fundraiser to pay legal fees and keep the household afloat.

A 19-year-old woman died after a stabbing near W. Baltimore and Hilton Saturday; homicide detectives are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Patterson Park's public pool was closed Saturday after overnight vandalism, a BCRP alert said. Crews are repairing damage and testing the water before reopening.

Mostly sunny and near 86°F today; late‑evening showers possible. Stronger storms and a minor coastal flood risk arrive Tuesday, July 28.

Most Maryland districts reached the $60,000 starting-teacher salary mandate, but smaller counties report staff cuts, larger classes and one-time fixes to comply.

Maryland’s elections administrator asked the state prosecutor to review Kalshi and Polymarket, saying trading on races looks like illegal wagering that could undermine trust.

Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine welcomed about 145 students in Hagerstown as the state’s first new medical school in more than a century, aiming to expand residency training and serve rural Maryland.

A bat in Severn tested positive for rabies on July 23. County officials urge pet owners to check vaccinations and report any possible exposures.