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Maryland Hospitals to Maintain Unique Price-Control System Amid Federal Changes
Maryland's hospital price-control system will continue as a new model is set to launch in January despite federal cuts elsewhere.
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Daily Horoscope for Thursday, July 2, 2026: All 12 Zodiac Signs
Your free daily horoscope for Thursday, July 2 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.
Health
Advocates Urge Mayor to Reassess Non-Profit Tax Agreement in Baltimore
A coalition is calling on Mayor Young to renegotiate a 2016 agreement with major non-profits to ensure they contribute fairly to the city's finances.
Weather
Baltimore Weather Forecast for Thursday, July 2: Cloudy, High 106°F / Low 77°F
Tomorrow in Baltimore (Thursday, July 2): overcast skies, a high near 106°F and a low around 77°F.
Weather
Extreme Heat Warning for the Baltimore Area (Severe)
Extreme Heat Warning issued July 1 at 7:57PM EDT until July 2 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
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Extreme Heat Warning for the Baltimore Area (Severe)
Extreme Heat Warning issued July 1 at 7:57PM EDT until July 3 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Public Safety
Anne Arundel Fire Department Promotes Water Safety for Fourth of July
As the Fourth of July approaches, the Anne Arundel County Fire Department emphasizes safety for boaters and swimmers in the area.
Courts
Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Mail Ballot Delivery Order
A federal judge has ruled that the Postal Service cannot implement President Trump's mail ballot directives, citing violation of a previous settlement.
Public Safety
Baltimore Teen Injured in Shooting as Juveniles Involved in Armed Carjacking
A 15-year-old boy was shot in Baltimore, while two juveniles are accused of carjacking a man at gunpoint amid rising juvenile crime concerns.
Public Safety
Maryland AG Calls for Halt on Hagerstown ICE Facility Over Environmental Issues
Attorney General Anthony Brown urges ICE to pause construction plans due to unresolved environmental concerns.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Workers Tackle Extreme Heat While Maintaining Infrastructure
Despite the oppressive heat, Baltimore County DPW employees are committed to their work, employing safety measures to stay cool and hydrated.
Education
Howard County Schools Eliminate Midterm Exams Amid Nationwide Testing Reassessment
In a move reflecting a broader trend, Howard County schools will no longer administer midterm exams, joining a national re-evaluation of testing practices.
Education
Baltimore Schools' New CEO Prioritizes Attendance and Academic Performance
The newly appointed CEO of Baltimore schools is emphasizing improved attendance rates and test scores as key goals.
Public Safety
Police Seek Help in Finding Missing New Jersey Woman Last Seen in Rosedale
Baltimore County authorities are searching for Kimberly Gordon, a 46-year-old woman missing since June 21.
City Hall
State and City Launch Initiatives to Redevelop Vacant Homes in Baltimore
New incentives aim to boost home ownership and revitalize neighborhoods in Baltimore City with significant state and city investments.
City Hall
Baltimore Considers Alternatives for Columbus Statue Replacement
Various memorial concepts were proposed before settling on a tribute to Italian immigrant families in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Calais Campbell's Brother Charged in Mother's Murder; Howard County Minimum Wage Law Takes Effect
In today's headlines, Ravens player Calais Campbell's brother faces murder charges, Howard County's new minimum wage law is now active, and Baltimore sees a significant drop in homicides.
Public Safety
Couple Arrested After Marriage Proposal atop Empire State Building Antenna
Two individuals were apprehended after climbing the Empire State Building's antenna for a marriage proposal, capturing the attention of onlookers.
Education
New Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Outlines Key Focus Areas
On her first day, the new CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools emphasizes her commitment to student success and community engagement.
City Hall
Marvin James Departs Mayor's Office for New Role at Consulting Firm
Marvin James, former special advisor to Mayor Scott, will join Martin-Lauer Associates as an equity partner following scrutiny of his work habits.