A man was fatally shot Tuesday evening in the 1300 block of Stockton Street in West Baltimore. Homicide detectives are investigating and police are asking for tips.

A 15-year-old was shot Tuesday night in Southwest Baltimore and sought treatment at a hospital. Southwest District detectives are asking for tips.

A two‑alarm commercial fire closed Pulaski Highway at Chesaco Avenue in Rosedale, with multiple trailers of tires burning and heavy traffic impacts. Officials reported no injuries as of 3:15 p.m.

A loose dog in Annapolis bit two people and two dogs Saturday before charging at an officer and being shot. One person was treated at a nearby hospital and Animal Services took custody of the animal.

Greenberg Gibbons closed on the former Frederick Brick Works and plans a $450M mixed‑use Brickworks project on roughly 61–65 acres at the city’s east gateway.

A juvenile was cited after allegedly slashing a person with scissors in Annapolis' Captains Circle. The suspect was processed and released on a juvenile citation.

A person rescued from a Columbia apartment fire died at the scene despite CPR, Howard County crews say. Officials have opened an investigation.

Triple‑digit heat arrives: expect highs near 100°F Wednesday with heat indices over 109°F and little overnight relief. Cooling centers will open and safety steps are advised.

Shamrock Communications has agreed to sell WZBA 100.7 The Bay to K‑LOVE; listeners say the classic‑rock station is expected to end this summer. Community voices are already pushing back.

A Baltimore grandfather won $1 million on a $20 Triple Red 777s scratch-off bought at a Wawa in Windsor Mill. The retailer gets a $1,000 bonus and the Lottery says several top prizes remain unclaimed.

Customs officers at BWI cleared a toddler's airway after he began choking in the arrivals line; the child was taken to a Baltimore hospital and is stable.

Howard County installed two 24/7 naloxone vending machines stocked with free naloxone, test strips and harm‑reduction supplies as overdose deaths have fallen. The units include QR links to training and treatment resources.

Baltimore County’s nine‑member school‑capacity committee has only five members and hadn’t met; officials now say it will convene July 23 with a report due July 31.