Horoscope Daily Horoscope for Saturday, June 27, 2026: All 12 Zodiac Signs Your free daily horoscope for Saturday, June 27 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces. 1 month ago
Weather Baltimore Weather Forecast for Saturday, June 27: Light drizzle, High 80°F / Low 72°F Tomorrow in Baltimore (Saturday, June 27): light drizzle, a high near 80°F and a low around 72°F, with a 37% chance of precipitation. 1 month ago
City Hall West Baltimore's North Avenue Corridor Receives Over $70 Million in State Investment Since 2021, West Baltimore has seen significant investment aimed at revitalizing the North Avenue corridor, enhancing community resources. 1 month ago
City Hall Judge Halts Prince George’s County $39 Million Budget Transfer A temporary ruling may impact Prince George’s County's financial plans as a judge blocks a significant budget transfer. 1 month ago
City Hall Baltimore Sees Significant Drop in Crime Rates for 2025 While Baltimore reports a decrease in homicides and shootings, concerns remain over violence in entertainment districts. 1 month ago
City Hall City Hall Examining the Lifestyle of Baltimore's City Officials A closer look at the living conditions and benefits enjoyed by Baltimore's government officials raises questions about public accountability. 1 month ago
City Hall Baltimore City Council Approves Wage Increase for Security Officers A new bill aimed at enhancing wages and benefits for commercial security officers in Baltimore has been passed by the city council. 1 month ago
City Hall City Hall Concerns Raised Over Racial Targeting by Historic Media Outlet in Maryland Allegations emerge that a media organization linked to a Trump ally is racially targeting Black leaders in Maryland. 1 month ago
City Hall Councilman Julian Jones Condemns Offensive A.I. Image Targeting His Campaign Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones expresses outrage over a disturbing A.I.-generated image aimed at his election campaign. 1 month ago
City Hall Ferguson Critiques Inspector General's Apology Over Controversial Post Senate President Bill Ferguson deems the apology from Baltimore's inspector general insufficient following a racist post aimed at Mayor Scott. 1 month ago
Transit MTA Seeks Public Input on Red Line Light Rail Project in Baltimore Residents share their thoughts as the Maryland Transit Administration finalizes plans for the Red Line connecting east and west Baltimore. 1 month ago
Transit Baltimore Advocates Push for City-Specific Transit Authority A new initiative seeks to empower Baltimore voters to establish a regional transit authority aimed at promoting transportation equity. 1 month ago
Transit Maryland's Budget Cuts Raise Concerns for Public Transit Systems Recent budget reductions in Maryland are expected to significantly impact public transit services across the state. 1 month ago
Transit Naloxone Distribution Boxes to Be Installed in Baltimore Metro Stations In response to recent mass overdoses, Baltimore officials are placing Naloxone boxes in metro stations to enhance overdose prevention efforts. 1 month ago
Transit Police Seek Assistance in Identifying Suspect in Assault on Bus Driver Authorities are looking for information regarding a suspect involved in an assault on an MTA bus operator in downtown Baltimore last month. 1 month ago
Public Safety Public Safety Oil Spill Affects Baltimore's Inner Harbor; Local Restaurant to Close After 30 Years An oil spill has been reported in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, while the beloved Szechuan House restaurant in Timonium announces its closure after three decades. 1 month ago
Public Safety Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Girlfriend's Death in Gaithersburg A Gaithersburg man faces first-degree murder charges following the death of his girlfriend, whose body was discovered in their shared apartment. 1 month ago
City Hall Community Engages in Town Hall Over Six Flags Redevelopment Plans Residents of Prince George's County gathered to discuss the future of the former Six Flags site, emphasizing community involvement. 1 month ago
Public Safety Public Safety Baltimore Police Department Releases Bodycam Footage Following Fatal Shooting Incident The Baltimore Police Department has made public bodycam footage related to a recent officer-involved shooting that resulted in a man's death. 1 month ago
Public Safety 76-Year-Old Potomac Woman Dies in North Bethesda Parking Garage Crash Marjorie Rothschild was involved in a fatal collision at a parking garage entrance, with a passenger sustaining serious injuries. 1 month ago