Perdue has sued John Soules Foods, saying the rival '67' nugget packaging copies Perdue’s viral 6‑7 branding. A federal judge has temporarily stayed the case while filings are reviewed.

Crews aboard the DB Avalon routed dredged sediment to the Cox Creek STAR site as Maryland and USACE push to turn spoil into habitat and building materials. The move pairs daily dredging work with pilot reuse programs and Mid‑Bay island restoration plans.

Protesters filled the steps of Baltimore’s federal courthouse as a legal fight over a proposed Elkridge ICE site played out, with immigrant-rights groups pressing for its defeat.

Anne Arundel County police say a pedestrian was struck and killed on Cedar Drive in Glen Burnie. Detectives are asking witnesses and requesting surveillance footage.

A Frederick oncology practice and its owner agreed to pay $1.45M to settle allegations they billed federal health programs for chemotherapy drugs improperly.

A pop-up cooling center will be open this afternoon at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center as Salisbury warns of dangerous heat. County-run hours expand over the holiday weekend.

Garrett County confirmed a raccoon tested positive for rabies after a June 21 encounter in Swanton; the exposed dog got a booster and will be observed for 45 days.

A Baltimore caregiver pleaded guilty to felony theft after authorities say she used a 90‑plus resident's bank account to pay her rent. She was ordered to repay $3,722.66 and faces supervised probation.

Attorney General Anthony Brown will review 41 deaths tied to police restraint that a 2025 audit flagged as misclassified, assessing whether any cases should be reopened.

Opening statements began June 30 in Dewitt Jackson’s trial over the December slaying of 18‑year‑old Bryan Stansbury. Prosecutors say cellphone records and a burned SUV will be key evidence.

Prosecutors dropped a 15-count case against a Baltimore teen after they said a crucial eyewitness could not be reached. The dismissal leaves open the possibility of refiling if the witness turns up.

Nico’s Bagels & Brunch will open a second Edgewater location on July 9 with a ribbon cutting, free breakfast for early guests and a $30,500 donation to a suicide‑prevention nonprofit.

A federal appeals court has allowed two Black Maryland officers' hostile‑work‑environment claims to proceed, denying qualified immunity to a state police sergeant over alleged exclusion and racist conduct.