Baltimore Court denies BGE's contempt motion against whistleblowers who claim falsification of pipeline records; PSC investigates, revealing safety concerns. BGE refutes systemic issues, citing isolated misconduct.

Pastor Kenneth Moales Jr. fought off an armed teenager trying to carjack him in Baltimore and later urged for youth reform, despite forgiving the assailant.

Maryland's Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld is set to resign, with Deputy Secretary Samantha Biddle serving as interim. A search for a permanent replacement is led by Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller.

Baltimore officials unveiled a plan to use legal settlement funds to reduce opioid overdoses by 40% in 15 years, incorporating community feedback and adaptive strategies.

Baltimore weather remains unstable with the possibility of scattered showers and fog; temperatures may reach low 90s with daily thunderstorms likely into early next week.

Baltimore Police investigate a West Baltimore shooting where a 46-year-old man was seriously injured, responding to a ShotSpotter alert. The victim is hospitalized in serious condition.

Baltimore's Summer Restaurant Week will feature 60 restaurants offering special menus from July 25 to August 3, highlighting the city's culinary diversity.

An Owings Mills couple was sentenced for a $20 million insurance fraud and ordered to pay restitution after securing life insurance policies fraudulently.

The Baltimore County Council's redistricting process is contentious, with disputes over district boundaries involving diverse community interests, demographics, and political concerns.

A man was stabbed in Baltimore during an altercation over a Trump sign; both assailants were arrested, and the victim's injuries were non-life-threatening.

Baltimore County Council rejected a $2 million additional loan for Red Maple Place, an affordable housing project, due to increased costs and local opposition.

Firefighters tackled a basement fire in Middle River, possibly caused by lightning. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces artists The-Dream, Jeffrey Osborne, and Lucky Daye for Baltimore's 4th Annual Charm City Live event, highlighting the city's vibrant music scene.