Ellicott City officials launched a "Back to the Future"-themed campaign to raise funds for the restoration of their flood-damaged clock tower, utilizing a DeLorean and 80s nostalgia.

Raymond Willis Lunn was arrested for attempted rape and assault that occurred on Johns Hopkins University campus. He is a registered sex offender with a criminal history. Increased campus police presence has been implemented for safety.

The final report on Baltimore's Young Families Success Fund pilot showed positive effects of monthly $1,000 payments on young parents' financial stability and well-being.

A pedestrian was hit and killed by an SUV in Severn, prompting an ongoing investigation by Anne Arundel County Police. Witnesses are urged to contact the authorities.

Baltimore DPW officials met with residents to discuss improvements in wastewater management, detailing a $250M investment in treatment plants following a consent decree due to permit violations and water quality issues.

Baltimore's weather is clearing up with mostly sunny skies and gusty winds predicted, though cooler temperatures and possible frost at night hint at autumn's arrival.

The Baltimore City Council is considering a bill to regulate the spacing and operations of discount and dollar stores, which faces legal concerns but aims to support urban revitalization.

Baltimore Mayor Scott initiates the Sisson Street Task Force's first meeting to determine the future of the Sisson Street Drop Off Center, with input from council members, local stakeholders, and the community.

Kent House and World of Wine in Towson were fined for serving underage customers, with local bars facing increased scrutiny and calls for better staff training.

Maryland allocated $5 million from the VW settlement to expand its EV charging network, focusing on workplace and transportation corridor sites for improved air quality and economic growth.

Raymond Byrd was arrested in connection to a string of burglaries in Baltimore County, with police linking him to several cases and recovering stolen items.

Bridge collapsed under a septic truck in Baltimore County, causing no injuries or environmental harm. Increased heavy vehicle traffic from last year's bridge collapse is damaging local roads.

Baltimore City Council passed a bill to ban solicitation by restoration companies at active emergency scenes, responding to aggressive tactics reported after a deadly fire. The bill awaits the mayor's signature to become law.