Maryland residents protested against President Trump's policies in state-wide "No Kings Day" demonstrations, emphasizing the defense of democracy and the Constitution.

Baltimore's weather is an unsettled pattern with daily showers, potential thunderstorms, and flash flooding expected to continue into early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Police arrested Robert John Fetz after he attempted to rob a person with a BB gun on Cadbury Drive in Odenton, Maryland. The incident was initially regarded as a prank by Fetz.

Gov. Wes Moore launches the $10 million UPLIFT initiative in East Baltimore to renovate vacant properties into affordable housing and support homeownership in underinvested communities.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Baltimore, with intermittent heavy showers and thunderstorms expected. The weather will feature high humidity, possible thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures over the week.

Governor Wes Moore has launched a $19 million energy relief fund for Maryland residents, offering one-time grants for energy bills, but concerns remain over the fund's adequacy and utility companies' role in rising costs.

Howard County began construction on its first Veterans and Military Family monument, with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by local officials. The monument will be in Bailey Park and is expected to open early next year.

Anne Arundel County approved a $2.4 billion budget for FY26, with bipartisan support from the County Council. The budget focuses on education, public safety, and housing, and prepares for federal funding challenges.

A 21-year-old was shot in the back in Brooklyn, South Baltimore; he's in stable condition. Detectives seek witnesses and urge tips via 410-396-2499 or Metro Crime Stoppers.

A 23-year-old man was killed by gunfire in Southwest Baltimore. The shooting occurred early on June 13, and despite medical efforts, the victim died. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

An armed robbery in Baltimore's Fells Point involving cell phone and keys theft was interrupted by a neighbor's intervention; police seek two suspects.

Mayor Scott expresses disappointment over a court ruling on Baltimore's lawsuit against opioid distributors, highlighting the city's ongoing efforts to combat the opioid crisis.

Warm and stormy weather with a chance of flash flooding is expected in Baltimore, as a backdoor cold front approaches, potentially affecting outdoor activities.