Groundbreaking ceremonies introduced new townhome developments in East Baltimore, focusing on affordability and community revitalization, led by Black-owned firms and subject to rigorous quality oversight.

Anne Arundel County's wastewater plants won NACWA Peak Performance Awards for compliance with NPDES permits, reflecting the staff's professionalism and dedication to environmental management.

A Baltimore County truck driver and his wife won $250,000 from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off ticket bought at a Food Lion store. They plan to pay bills and fund home improvements.

A family and their pets escaped a house fire in Garrett County, MD; one person was hospitalized. The fire's cause is under investigation. This follows another local fire involving a grill which resulted in $400k in damage.

Baltimore's "Operation Orange Cone" aims to resurface 110 miles of roads, funded by increased state allocations, with locals expressing a mix of skepticism and hope for smoother travel.

Two 18-year-olds, Poole and Dakes, are charged with the murder of 67-year-old Koza, whose body was found in his burned truck. Police are probing a related video and the suspects' past activities.

Baltimore is slated for warmer weather with increasing humidity, as highs may reach 90 degrees, challenging records. A shift, however, is expected with possible showers and thunderstorms by the weekend. Small Craft Advisories are issued for boaters.

Pasadena police arrested Melvin Daniels Jr. after finding 5.75 pounds of marijuana and $14,687 in cash in his Tesla, suspecting drug distribution activities.

Baltimore County Public Libraries are dispensing free gun safety locks in June to prevent gun violence, with a special focus on reducing suicide rates involving firearms.

Three women are suing Baltimore's Board of School Commissioners, alleging they were sexually assaulted by Alvin Hunt at Calverton Junior High in the 1970s.

Howard County introduced Savage Mill Bucks to stimulate local shopping, distributing $10 vouchers to support independent stores at Savage Mill, expecting to increase consumer spending during the summer slump.

A transcript shows the chaos aboard the ship Dali before it lost power and collided with Baltimore's Key Bridge, causing a collapse that killed six people.

A truck crash caused part of a Baltimore building to partially collapse, injuring the 64-year-old driver who was hospitalized. Firefighters responded and an inspection is underway.