Court filings show 100 East Pratt — the Inner Harbor office tower hit by major vacancy after T. Rowe Price left — is in receivership and being marketed for sale. The outcome could reshape downtown’s office future.

A judge dismissed charges against Jonathan Lee Brunson after prosecutors said they lost contact with the victim and key witnesses from a July Caribbean Festival shooting.

A 17-year-old was shot in the 2100 block of Westwood Avenue on March 3; police say his injuries are non-life-threatening and detectives are investigating.

A Cochrane review finds daily low‑dose aspirin shows little short‑term benefit against colorectal cancer and raises bleeding risks.

Baltimore police arrested a man tied to dozens of downtown thefts and say passports, IDs and high‑value jewelry were recovered during a search warrant. Investigators say more incidents remain under review.

A Baltimore man was ordered to serve 125 months in federal prison after a jury found he possessed a loaded FN Five‑seveN inside a city eatery despite prior felonies.

Campaign filings show Del. Gary Simmons spent nearly all of his 2025 donations on meals, out‑of‑state trips and resort charges, prompting review under Maryland campaign law.

Family‑run Yossef’s Laffa‑Milia opened a storefront on South Dolfield Road in Owings Mills after building a following as a food truck. The kosher counter held a soft opening and plans a full March launch.

Fort Meade ordered 100% ID checks and will deny entry to rideshare and delivery drivers who lack DoD IDs. Residents should expect longer gate waits and off‑post pickups.

Jury selection began March 2 after Sherrice Parker rejected a plea that would have suspended all but 30 years. The hearing featured disputes over a short video and a mental‑health letter.

A traffic stop near the Matapeake School Complex led deputies to seize a loaded handgun and 88 oxycodone pills and arrest a Stevensville man on drug and firearm charges.

D.C. United is moving its Messi match to Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium as the club tests local demand while pushing a proposed 12,000‑seat Carroll Park stadium and academy.

Atlas Restaurant Group moved its HQ into the E.J. Codd Co. building in Fells Point, pairing restored warehouse bones with space for a restaurant and members‑club.