Bats flew near attendees at Mount Airy's July 3 fireworks and county health officials are urging anyone who touched a bat to get a rabies risk assessment.

More than 325,000 Honda Odyssey minivans are being recalled after regulators found moisture can blind the backup camera. Dealers will replace affected cameras free and owners will be notified in late August.

Anne Arundel's new eviction ordinance raises notice but allows quick disposal after sheriff‑led evictions, prompting warnings from tenant advocates about due‑process risks.

Kappa Alpha Psi will bring its 88th Grand Chapter Meeting to Baltimore in July 2027, expected to draw roughly 20,000 people and a week of public events. City leaders and organizers are pitching the gathering as both an economic boost and a showcase for local institutions.

Howard County reports fewer airbag thefts overall, but a Columbia and Ellicott City overnight spree and national black‑market demand are keeping thieves active. Drivers face costly repairs and risky replacements.

Lexx and Livv Mills of Stursi are opening Mocktique, a booze-free bottle shop and event space at Savage Mill, with a grand opening next Saturday.

A bus hit a building on Reisterstown Road in Pikesville Wednesday; more than 30 people were hurt and a mass casualty response was declared. Emergency crews requested a medevac and trauma team.

BARCS says it took in 92 animals in 48 hours and is operating kennels beyond capacity, warning the shelter may face euthanasia decisions unless more animals are adopted or fostered.

Flood Watch in effect 2-11 p.m. Thursday; heavy storms could cause flash flooding in low-lying Baltimore neighborhoods.

Silvery schools of dead fish were found floating in Fells Point near Bond Street Wharf; authorities say heat‑driven low oxygen is the likely cause and investigations are underway.

A 27-year-old was charged in connection with a May 2024 robbery near Horseshoe Casino. The assault left Marcus Le'von Brown Sr. fatally wounded days later.

Camden Yards will host military tributes, giveaways and the stadium’s first drone show on July 11 as the Orioles mark America’s 250th. Fans can expect a new 'Baltimore Dog' and special ceremonies.

Two 16-year-olds were arrested after a ride‑share driver was carjacked in North Baltimore; one teen has been booked as an adult while the other was sent to juvenile intake.