Baltimore Mother Falls Victim to $900 Cash App Scam by Squeegee Worker at Busy Intersection
A Baltimore mother lost $900 to a squeegee worker in a Cash App scam at an intersection. She intended to tip him but he accessed her phone and transferred the funds. The police are investigating the ongoing fraud trend.
Baltimore Bolstered: Governor Wes Moore and Mayor Scott Opt for State Police Support Over Trump's National Guard Offer
Governor Wes Moore orders Maryland State Police to assist Baltimore Police, without acknowledging Trump's suggestion to send the National Guard, focusing on reducing violent crime in Baltimore.
Baltimore and Maryland Brace for Severe Thunderstorms, NWS Issues Weather Alerts Including Small Craft Advisory
The NWS predicted severe thunderstorms for Baltimore due to a cold front, with damage risks but low tornado chances. No major flash floods or coastal flooding were expected, with forecasts indicating cooler weather and windy conditions post-storm.
Towson Residents and Business Owners Demand Action Against Disruptive 'Thirsty Thursday' Gatherings
Towson grapples with "Thirsty Thursday" crowds; residents and businesses seek action over noise, litter, and disruptions. Local leaders, including Baltimore County Executive, meet to address concerns.
Baltimore/DC Area Braces for Weather Whiplash: From 90-Degree Heat to Thunderstorms and Fall-Like Temperatures
The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and high temperatures for Baltimore/DC, followed by a weekend cold front with possible thunderstorms and lower temperatures next week.
Maryland Rakes in $18 Million in Cannabis Tax Revenue, Allocates Funds for Social Equity and Public Health
Maryland collected over $18 million in cannabis tax revenue from April to June 2025, supporting various community and public health initiatives and reflecting efforts toward social equity.












