Marathon swimmer Katie Pumphrey attempts a historic 24-mile swim from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Baltimore's Inner Harbor, symbolizing the city's environmental progress.

Laurel announces road closures for July 6th Independence Day event, including Cherry Lane. A parade and fireworks setup will lead to traffic restrictions, and officials urge the public to plan accordingly to avoid inconvenience.

Ahmed Sary, 46, has been sentenced to 7 years for fraudulently obtaining nearly $18 million in COVID-19 relief funds.

Police reported a robbery in Glen Burnie, MD, and an unrelated burglary in Laurel, MD, leading to two arrests and an investigation for public assistance.

Baltimore police responded to a stabbing in the 1000 block of Brantley Avenue, leading to the death of a 59-year-old man. Homicide detectives are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Baltimore County has created an Agriculture Advisory Board to support and promote local agriculture, as announced by County Executive Johnny Olszewski.

Howard County has announced office closures and service adjustments for Independence Day, including no trash pickup and a fireworks event at Columbia Lakefront.

The Baltimore County Dept. of Recreation and Parks announces service modernization and equity initiatives, including updates to their Permit Process, a new fee structure starting FY2025, and investments in community recreation.

Harley Frost, 35, has been arrested in connection to a fatal stabbing that occurred in West Baltimore. The suspect faces first-degree murder charges after allegedly stabbing a 59-year-old man during a violent altercation.

The NWS predicts sweltering heat and severe thunderstorms with high winds, hail, and possible flooding in Baltimore and DC. Relief and cooler temperatures are expected after a cold front moves through.

Baltimore City Councilman John Bullock proposes a bill to incrementally raise the minimum wage for tipped workers to $15 by 2029, aiming to provide stability to a workforce largely composed of women and people of color.

Howard County began the North Tunnel project, part of the Ellicott City Safe and Sound plan, to mitigate flood risks, with County Executive Calvin Ball emphasizing safety and preservation of the historic area.

Anne Arundel County Police introduce Portable Camera Units to enforce speed limits and enhance safety, particularly in school zones and residential areas, with fines for speeding violations following a grace period.