The Baltimore area experiences midweek showers and thunderstorms with a temporary cooldown expected for the weekend, followed by potential wet weather early next week.

The shooting of a man by a pastor during a Baltimore church burglary was ruled justified after police investigations, with the accused facing multiple charges.

The rebuild of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland moves ahead with federal environmental approval, maintaining its four-lane capacity with no expected resource impact and aiming for completion by Fall 2028.

The Laurel City Council plans a retreat at Gude Mansion to discuss city issues and strengthen working relationships among members. The event is scheduled for Friday, July 26, from 3 to 7 pm. Details are kept private.

Howard County is seeking residents to serve on the Opioid Restitution Fund Commission, which will oversee the allocation of settlement funds from opioid manufacturers.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the renaming and improvement of a park in Baltimore, now called 'The Fields at Pimlico Park,' thanks to a $900,000 investment.

Baltimore man sentenced to four years for illegal firearm possession under Project Safe Neighborhoods, after a traffic stop revealed a gun in his car. His criminal history includes prior armed robbery convictions.

The article discusses Carroll County, Maryland's program for integrating career counseling with education to align student pathways with workforce needs, starting from grade six.

A traffic stop in Glen Burnie resulted in the arrest of a 24-year-old man who was found with a loaded gun and suspected cannabis, following the discovery of an active warrant for his arrest.

A Baltimore man, Leon Spencer, has been charged with first-degree murder for fatally shooting John Parrish after an argument. Spencer was arrested and remains in custody.

Baltimore Police have arrested Tyrone Blackwell for the first-degree murder of Devin Butler, who was fatally stabbed on West Lafayette Avenue in July.

Tyrik Braxton sentenced to 25 years for his role in a 2020 murder-for-hire plot that led to Juan Ross's death.

The National Weather Service predicts storms, heat, and eventual cooling for Baltimore and Washington D.C., with potential urban flooding and evening thunderstorms disrupting commutes, followed by clearing skies by the weekend.