The Pride of Baltimore II sets sail for a summer odyssey across the Great Lakes, participating in the Tall Ships Challenge and promoting Maryland’s maritime history.

Baltimore is set to become more bicycle-friendly with Lime's introduction of 200 new LimeBike e-bikes, following investments in bike infrastructure and a focus on sustainable transportation.

The Baltimore Ravens are progressing with phase two of M&T Bank Stadium renovations, enhancing fan experiences with new club memberships, retail spaces, and video displays for use year-round, set to fully complete by 2025.

Dr. Michelle Taylor appointed as the new Commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department, effective August 4, with plans to tackle health disparities.

Maryland Zoo has started construction on a new red panda habitat as part of a major modernization project, with local leaders attending the groundbreaking.

Baltimore Police are investigating multiple break-ins in Butchers Hill, with local businesses suffering damage and theft. The city has seen over 2,100 burglaries this year. The State's Attorney plans reforms to address juvenile crime.

Suspected murderer William Marshall, III was arrested by Howard County Police and the U.S. Marshals for the homicide of Angelo Little at the Mall in Columbia.

Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott refutes the Trump administration's labeling of the city as a sanctuary jurisdiction, which could affect federal funding, and affirms the city's commitment to immigrants.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for the Baltimore area due to heavy rain and thunderstorms, with potential flash flooding and strong winds this weekend.

The Maryland Zoo is constructing a new habitat for red pandas as part of a renovation of its oldest exhibit area, aiming to support breeding and conservation efforts.

Brandon Naylor, aged 38, was fatally stabbed in West Baltimore; police and emergency services responded promptly but he succumbed to his injuries. Authorities are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Benjamin Rowland was arrested for the murder of Charles Meile in April 2025 in Baltimore County, with police charging him with first and second-degree murder.

Harborview Marina in South Baltimore was auctioned off for $2.9 million during a legal battle. The sole bid by Dr. Selvin Passen matched the default price amidst controversy over the property's disrepair and closure.