At the RNC, Michael Morin spoke about his sister Rachel Morin’s murder, blaming weak immigration policies for her death at the hands of an illegal immigrant.

The article discusses controversies surrounding the death of Trea Ellinger in Baltimore after being sedated and restrained by first responders, raising questions about the procedures used and contributing factors to his fatality.

Baltimore police arrested two suspects after a car chase, recovering a loaded Glock 22 handgun from the scene.

Gunnar Henderson of the Orioles was eliminated in the first round of the Home Run Derby with the lowest score among eigth participants, hitting only 11 homers.

The National Weather Service anticipates a cold front to bring relief after one more hot day in the Baltimore/Washington region, with chances of severe thunderstorms and cooling temperatures toward the weekend.

Amazon's fulfillment centers gear up for Prime Day, offering significant discounts on various items, with a focus on logistical efficiency and package security amid increased mail theft.

Tristan Jackson, accused in the Brooklyn Day mass shooting, was stabbed in jail and denied emergency bail, facing severe injuries including to his right eye.

ReNew Baltimore sued to keep its property tax cut proposal on the ballot, facing opposition from city stakeholders and legal challenges over the initiative's compliance with state law.

Police in Baltimore apprehended two males after a chase of a stolen vehicle, recovering two firearms in the process. The suspects are being processed at a detention facility.

University of Maryland, College Park agrees to pay $500,000 to settle allegations of failing to disclose foreign financial support in federal grant proposals.

An 8-year-old boy was severely injured after being hit by a train in South Baltimore and is now in stable condition. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Debate unfolds in Harford County over the school board's rejection of an AP African-American studies course, revealing a divided community on how US history should be taught.

Baltimore highlights the upcoming statewide expansion of Maryland's Medicaid Supportive Housing Waiver, starting in FY 2025, to address housing insecurity amongst vulnerable populations.