Two water main breaks in Edgemere left neighbors without water; crews are repairing an 8-inch line and will address a second break on River Drive.

Baltimore officials said a sweep recovered more than 73 pounds of illicit cannabis and about 18,000 tobacco items, resulting in multiple arrests. The operation targeted unlicensed retail sales.

Surveillance video shows youths slashing tires across Canton early Wednesday; Baltimore Police confirmed five reports and are asking victims to come forward.

A Johns Hopkins student told jurors she fought off an attacker on Oct. 18, 2025, identifying Raymond Lunn. Prosecutors say surveillance footage and witnesses will be central evidence.

An OIG synopsis says a Baltimore DOT signs-and-markings facility ran for years without a working fire alarm or sprinkler system and that repairs are now being contracted. The report flagged insulation, an open bay door and potential OSHA concerns.

A 61-year-old man was shot and hospitalized in southeast Baltimore Thursday. Detectives are asking for tips as the investigation continues.

Baltimore will hit the mid‑90s today and Saturday and a Code Orange air‑quality alert is in effect. Sensitive people should limit strenuous outdoor activity.

BARCS has paused dog adoptions and intake after recently admitted dogs showed parvovirus symptoms. The shelter is monitoring animals and urging owners to keep vaccinations current.

John Bolton is expected to plead guilty to one count of illegally retaining classified documents in the Maryland federal case and faces a multimillion-dollar penalty; a June 26 rearraignment is set.

A small fire at The Dara forced the Fells Point Thai spot to pause service; staff are assessing damage and no reopening date has been announced.

Queen Anne’s County approved a 12‑month moratorium on data‑center applications. Officials say the pause will let them study water, power and land‑use impacts.

Jones Dairy Farm recalled chicken sausage sold at Costco after some packages may contain pork; affected bags carry an April 29, 2027 use‑by date and are eligible for refund.

Baltimore police have offered a $6,000 reward after the Sunday fatal stabbing of 20-year-old Lamont Goodin near the Charles Street metro.