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Baltimore police are investigating a shooting at the Upton playground that injured an 11-year-old boy and a man, while residents protest the removal of cherry blossom trees in Baltimore County. The Baltimore Farmers’ Market is preparing for its summer season, and the Pikesville Armory launches its 2026 Summer Music Series.

Baltimore County officials are reviewing road safety protocols after a serious collision involving a school bus and a pickup truck in Owings Mills. Governor Moore signed legislation to allow to-go cocktails in Baltimore County, boosting local businesses and dining options.

Baltimore County officials are investigating a school bus collision in Owings Mills after a pickup truck crash, while a new state law allows to-go cocktails in the county. The city also honors NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman and faces criticism as the fifth worst place in the U.S. for raising a family.

Baltimore's track team mourns the death of a member killed in a violent gunfight with Secret Service agents during a local event, while the Citizen app gains traction as a tool for community safety. A Maryland mother shares her son's story in a new book, and a Baltimore man loses his arm in a crash but finds support from neighbors rebuilding his life.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting in West Baltimore involving a 25-year-old and a separate shooting in Laurel during an online sale that injured two people. The Local Wire also highlights the growing role of the Citizen app in providing real-time safety updates and emergency alerts.

Baltimore's governor vetoed a bill aimed at supporting local news with tax breaks, sparking debate over fair competition in media. Meanwhile, Artscape drew record crowds despite rain, showcasing the city's thriving arts community.

Baltimore authorities arrested a volunteer firefighter for sexually assaulting a co-worker, raising concerns about workplace safety in emergency services. A Maryland woman received a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence for neglecting 66 animals, highlighting strict animal cruelty laws in the state.

Baltimore police arrest fourth suspect in Owings Mills assault case involving a 13-year-old, as prosecutors debate crime strategies in Baltimore County. Memorial Day weather brings rain and cooler temps to the city with a 96% chance of precipitation.

Baltimore police are investigating two assaults on minors, including three middle school students arrested in Baltimore County and three girls charged in Owings Mills after a teen was found unconscious. The city also mourns the death of Frona Greenspun, a respected community member known for her Jewish traditions and hospitality.

Baltimore officials are investigating two separate assaults in Pikesville involving juveniles leaving girls unconscious, raising concerns about youth violence in the neighborhood. The city also faces scrutiny over spending over $600,000 on payments to former employees who left before completing their service.

Baltimore's Local Wire update covers the death of firefighter Timothy Spielman, the city's response to a heatwave with cooling centers, and Maryland's plan to cap Ozempic costs for government-insured patients. The episode also honors a local nonprofit founder known for her work supporting women in Baltimore.

Baltimore residents should stay alert after a vehicle fire injured one person near the Inner Harbor, as authorities investigate the crash. The city also saw a community event with NFL star Justin Jefferson at Under Armour Stadium, where he hosted a flight school for young attendees.

Baltimore police are investigating a shooting in the Woodlawn neighborhood involving multiple individuals, while the Citizen app provides real-time safety updates and emergency alerts. The Archdiocese of Baltimore has submitted a reorganization plan to address past sexual abuse claims and improve accountability.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting in southwest Baltimore involving two victims, while Democratic candidates for Baltimore County Executive meet to discuss education, infrastructure, and public safety. The Maryland Science Center is hosting a sci-fi themed family event this weekend with interactive STEM activities.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting in Catonsville and additional shootings in Owings Mills as concerns grow over rising violence. Meanwhile, Maryland’s tourism sector faces uneven recovery as the state struggles to revive its convention center and downtown areas.

Baltimore City officials launched a summer youth initiative to reduce juvenile crime with after-school programs and curfews, targeting underserved neighborhoods. A multi-vehicle crash on I-95 near the Inner Harbor caused a fuel spill and lane closure, while severe thunderstorms with heavy rain are expected Wednesday night.

Baltimore officials announced a $2.25 billion settlement for the Key Bridge collapse and federal charges against the bridge operator, while Planet Fitness opens its first Randallstown location at Liberty Court Shopping Center. The Maryland Jewish Community also achieved legislative wins, though political tensions persist over controversial remarks by some delegates.

Baltimore officials are investigating potential underground mining caverns beneath a South Baltimore home and monitoring two residents for hantavirus exposure linked to a cruise passenger. The city also warns of ongoing hantavirus risks in Maryland, urging residents to take precautions in basements and attics.

Baltimore residents face critical issues as a family sues Maryland and the Dominion Resource Center over a rape and birth involving a developmentally disabled woman, while a South Baltimore home risks collapse into a historic mining cavern. Engineers are urgently assessing the danger, raising concerns about infrastructure and public safety in the city.

Baltimore homicide detectives investigate a fatal shooting of an 18-year-old in northwest Baltimore, raising safety concerns, while a stabbing attack near the Inner Harbor remains under investigation. The Local Wire also highlights Baltimore Beat’s 20+ MDDC Press Association Awards and Maryland Matters’ continued media recognition.

Baltimore police are investigating a man’s body found in the Inner Harbor, raising safety concerns and pushing for more security. The city’s parks director is moving forward with the “Charm City Green” plan to expand green spaces despite budget issues, while Baltimore County passed new pet protection laws to enhance animal welfare.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting in northwest Baltimore amid rising concerns over community safety, while schools face scrutiny after police responded to threats at two local schools. City leaders also debate pausing a major data center project due to environmental and economic concerns, with a public forum scheduled next week.

Baltimore police are investigating a shooting and stabbing at Laurel shopping center that left five injured, while gas prices exceed $5 per gallon in the city. Dana Gloor announced her candidacy for president of the Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, focusing on community growth and tradition modernization.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting in a southwest Baltimore apartment and a violent attack near Laurel shopping center that left five injured. The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners approved a $1.95 billion budget for 2027, focusing on school safety and technology.

Baltimore police are investigating the fatal stabbing of a local lawyer in Baltimore County during an altercation involving his grandchildren, while drought emergencies in Howard and Carroll counties have led to water conservation efforts. The U.S. Postal Service is hosting job fairs in Greater Baltimore to address staffing shortages, and a community revitalization effort is underway in West Balti...