Gov. Wes Moore won nearly 90% in the Democratic primary, leaving him with a commanding financial edge and a united party as he turns to the November general election.

Pablo Acevedo was sentenced to life plus 38 years for the 2023 killing of Pedie Edwards II. Surveillance, a burned car and license‑plate tracking helped tie the case across state lines.

A 38-year-old woman was killed and a 27-year-old man wounded in a late-night shooting on the 5200 block of York Road near Notre Dame; homicide detectives are investigating.

A 67-year-old woman and her 34-year-old son were found dead inside a Frederick home; investigators say the scene appears contained and autopsies are pending.

The last defendant in a 2023 Seton Hill home invasion accepted a plea Tuesday, resolving a multi-defendant case that left a woman wounded. Sentencing terms include an eight-year active term and additional penalties.

Police arrested a 15-year-old after finding a vehicle tied to a York Road carjacking; the juvenile was taken to juvenile booking.

A North East man was federally indicted after investigators say explicit videos of minors were found on his Snapchat account.

A Baltimore judge upheld regulators' decision allowing BGE to recover up to $120M for conduit upgrades through customer rates, a setback for the state's ratepayer advocate.

Early returns put incumbents Ashley Esposito and Kwame' Jamal Kenyatta-Bey ahead in Baltimore's school board primary as the board prepares for a new CEO and tough budget choices.

Baltimore begins citywide listening sessions Wednesday to shape its next five‑year violence prevention plan. Officials say resident feedback will guide priorities on intervention, victim services and accountability.

Maryland Port head Jonathan Daniels is leaving to lead PortMiami in mid‑August. Deputy Transportation Secretary Samantha Biddle will serve as interim while a national search runs.

Mostly clear and mild Wednesday in Baltimore with a high near 84°F. A cold front may bring showers and thunderstorms Friday–Saturday.

A 14‑acre mixed‑use campus on East Joppa Road in Towson — long known as Radio Park and once home to Merry‑Go‑Round’s headquarters — was listed for sale on June 23, 2026.