Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday, June 23, with locally heavy rain possible in southern Maryland. Small craft advisories are in effect for much of the Chesapeake.

A Gifts of Green scratch-off sold at a Giant in White Oak delivered a $500,000 prize. The winner claimed the prize at Maryland Lottery headquarters.

STK Steakhouse signage has appeared on the former Kona Grill space on Pratt Street, signaling a national chain moving into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor corridor. Details and an opening date are still pending.

A Pasadena traffic stop turned up a loaded handgun with an obliterated serial number; a 19‑year‑old and a 16‑year‑old were arrested and charged. Authorities turned evidence over to prosecutors.

A 16-year-old was arrested after police recovered two loaded 9mm handguns — one with an obliterated serial — from a backpack in Severn's Stillmeadows neighborhood.

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court blocked a Maryland woman's federal suit challenging a consent order tied to her involuntary hospitalization.

A moped rider was killed after crossing in front of a Nissan in downtown Baltimore’s 500 block of MLK Boulevard; police released few details.

A 66-year-old Potomac woman died after her e-bike left the bike lane and she was struck by a pickup on Coastal Highway in Rehoboth Beach. State police say the collision is under investigation.

Oakline has bought Columbia‑based ResidentialOne and its maintenance arm, adding about 12,500 affordable units to a PE‑backed platform while keeping local leadership in place. The move deepens Oakline’s Washington‑Baltimore presence.

Multiple bear sightings in Severn's Still Meadow have police and wildlife officials urging residents to secure trash and keep children and pets safe. Officials say no injuries were reported.

The Port of Baltimore has begun running double‑stack container trains, a move that adds capacity, shortens inland routes and promises job growth.

An F-16 intercepted a civilian plane over Hagerstown after it entered a VIP temporary flight restriction. The aircraft landed safely and NORAD urged pilots to check NOTAMs.

Baltimore police identified 24‑year‑old Xavier Williams as the man killed inside a Park Heights Avenue business on June 20. Homicide detectives are investigating.