The Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore suffered a cyber attack, exposing abuse survivors' data. The law firm involved delayed reporting the breach but committed to updates. This follows a similar incident with another advisor in the bankruptcy case.

Howard County enforces new parking regulations for commercial vehicles, with increased fines starting at $250, aiming to address neighborhood disruptions. A grace period until Sept. 7 allows warnings before strict enforcement begins.

Brandon Russell is sentenced to 20 years for planning to attack Baltimore's power grid, alongside Sarah Clendaniel, causing potential chaos and damages.

Baltimore's weather will remain consistent due to a high-pressure system. Weekend conditions include light onshore flow and below-normal temperatures, with a heatwave expected next week.

The U.S. government is funding initiatives to counteract the disruption caused by invasive blue catfish in the Chesapeake Bay by creating markets for the fish and aiding local industries.

Dogs in Bolton Hill received electric shocks from a water fountain, prompting an immediate shutdown for safety.

A Jewish-owned business in Baltimore was vandalized with red paint and an Israeli flag desecrated; police are investigating the incident as a hate crime.

Annapolis police recovered a carjacked 2014 Dodge Avenger, arresting five suspects, including three minors and two adults, with assistance from K-9 units.

Former youth pastor Thomas Pinkerton faces sex offense charges for alleged abuse between 2006 and 2010. Police urge other potential victims to come forward.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes stable conditions, isolated showers, and foggy mornings, with a dry weekend and a warmer, more humid work week ahead.

A man in Wicomico County is charged with impersonating a police officer and illegal vehicle use; Maryland State Police seek public assistance in the investigation.

Papi Cuisine in Federal Hill has closed due to technical issues; reservations are moved to Proper Cuisine. Co-owner Alex Perez focuses on a new business direction, including a seasoning line.

Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier refutes the DOJ's 'sanctuary jurisdiction' classification of the county, emphasizing adherence to laws and commitment to public safety and community services.