An arrest has been made for a robbery that occurred in Baltimore on May 26, 2024, after a two-month investigation.

Joshua Richard Wader from Linthicum was arrested after allegedly aiming a gun during a domestic dispute. The Anne Arundel County Police secured the scene and a 9mm firearm. Charges are pending as the investigation continues.

Baltimore's Mayor Scott and DHCD announced a plan to create the city's first Comprehensive Housing Plan, involving public engagement and consulting firm Guidehouse.

Potomac Floral Wholesale and its CEO will pay $1.25 million in a settlement over allegations of unemployment insurance fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather seesaw in Baltimore with a southward-moving cold front, limited sunshine, and varying chances of rain through the coming days.

Jerry Walker, the first Baltimore Oriole to start an MLB All-Star Game, has died at 85. He was known for being the youngest to start the game in 1959.

Laurel adjusts trash collection to start at 6 AM from July 26 to September 2, due to heat, for worker safety. Residents advised to set out bins early.

The article reports on a series of "jugging" robberies in Maryland, where suspects target bank customers, with over 70 incidents reported by the FBI in 2024. Authorities are urging vigilance and collaboration to stop these crimes.

Tiffany Tucker is named UMBC's first woman and Black athletics director, starting August 15, as reported by CBS News Baltimore and Fox Baltimore. Tucker previously worked at UNCW and brings extensive administrative experience.

Baltimore Police are searching for missing 23-year-old D'Onikah Bailey, last seen leaving a hospital in a gown and white shoes. The public is urged to call 911 with information.

The Carroll County Board of Commissioners received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 39th year in a row.

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.