The Baltimore Inspector General reports DPW workers lack sufficient water and cooling during extreme heat, with no ice machine, no A/C in trucks, and ineffective "cooling stations."

Senators debate over full federal funding for the replacement of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, with Maryland lawmakers advocating for it against concerns about precedent and funding mechanisms.

A woman was found shot in Baltimore's Eastern District and is stable in the hospital. Police are investigating and appealing for information from the public.

Julio Cervantes Suarez, sole survivor of the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, shares his traumatic experience and honors his six colleagues who perished.

Governor Wes Moore of Maryland proposes nearly $149 million in budget cuts aimed at managing increased child care enrollment and Medicaid participation while prioritizing investment in key areas.

Eleven individuals, including seven minors, were indicted in Baltimore for over 80 crimes, targeting ride-share customers, food delivery drivers, and retailers.

Baltimore Police arrested Devonte Lassister for the attempted murder of a 16-year-old girl during a June 8 confrontation. Lassiter is detained without bail as a repeat violent offender.

City council tensions rise in Baltimore following the cancellation of a hearing on the opioid crisis, with disputes over the potential risks it posed to ongoing litigation.

The National Weather Service reports a temporary break from the heat for Baltimore and DC with cooler temperatures and lower humidity, but storms and heat are expected to return soon.

Baltimore police report a stabbing incident resulting from a verbal altercation, leading to a 34-year-old man being hospitalized and a 63-year-old suspect facing charges.

A new lactation pod for breastfeeding mothers has been installed at the Discoveries library in an Anne Arundel County mall as the first in a Maryland library, supported by a $31,000 grant.

Gunfire hit a Churchton neighborhood, with a bullet striking a wall but causing no injuries; police seek information from the public to aid their investigation.

U.S. Customs in Baltimore seized 343 stolen vehicles valued at $17.7 million in FY2023, with most intended for West Africa, marking a 44% increase from the previous year.