A whistleblower told Maryland lawmakers that nonprofit hospitals moved billions into offshore captive insurers, prompting a two‑year study and a temporary tax pause.

Mothers in Annapolis pressed lawmakers to approve SB 356, a one‑time $1,000 refundable credit for parents who experience a stillbirth, saying it would ease sudden funeral and medical bills. Advocates are racing to get the House to act before the legislature adjourns.

A Baltimore man accused in a May group shooting has been ordered to a summer jury trial after rejecting a long plea offer. Surveillance footage and court filings are central to the case.

On day three of voluntary workouts, Ravens leaders praised Jesse Minter's energy while reflecting on John Harbaugh's January exit ahead of OTAs.

At Lawyers' Mall, advocates urged Maryland senators to pass the Community Trust Act and a Data Privacy Act to limit local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Frost and freeze warnings are in effect in Baltimore until 9 a.m. EDT; skies clear and temps reach the mid‑50s, then surge into the 80s early next week. Protect tender plants this morning.

A 9-acre White Marsh parcel at Philadelphia and Ebenezer is being marketed as Honeygo Retail Commons, a five‑to‑six pad retail project replacing a vacant dealership lot.

Baltimore will host Sail250 Maryland June 24–30, a weeklong festival with tall ships, free neighborhood festivals and a two-day Blue Angels airshow. Local events include living-history exhibits, food contests and an airport open house.

A tug in Curtis Creek began taking on water after striking an object; all aboard were rescued and reported uninjured.

A Baltimore woman was sentenced April 1 after a March 16, 2025 Rt. 97 head-on crash that killed a 78-year-old Westminster man, prosecutors say.

Pikesville’s Woodholme Country Club will pay $1,042,500 to resolve federal allegations it improperly obtained and was forgiven a nearly $700,000 PPP loan.

Non-union Abacus security officers will stage a City Hall walkout Thursday over alleged unfair labor practices; Abacus denies the claims and says it pays $25/hour.

Mid Atlantic Port Services bought a 30,253‑sqft Southeast Baltimore warehouse and 5.48 acres at 6101 E. Lombard St. for $5.7M and will relocate logistics operations later this year.