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    Nationals’ Paul Toboni taking wait-and-see approach to trade deadline
    The Nationals were projected to lose 100 games, but they have become one of the more surprising teams in baseball. Will they be buyers at the deadline?
    Washington Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni speaks during a baseball press conference on Nov. 17, 2025.
    Luigi Mangione gets stuck in an elevator as judge delays his federal trial until January
    Luigi Mangione’s federal trial in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson will now begin in January, a judge said Monday, delaying it from the fall.
    Luigi Mangione appears for a pre-trial hearing at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York, Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
    Prince George’s County executive replaces public works director
    Prince George’s County is starting a regional search to replace Michael Johnson as director of the Department of Public Works and Transportation.
    Darlene Campbell, missing 72-year-old, found dead in building
    A 72-year-old woman with dementia who had been missing from the Charles Village area in Baltimore since June 17 was found dead Monday, officials said.
    Darlene Campbell
    Police identify couple found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning
    Montgomery County first responders pronounced two adults dead inside a Clarksburg home following a carbon monoxide emergency on June 27.
    A Baltimore County police vehicle’s lights flash while parked outside of the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
    Slutty Vegan to open at Cross Street Market amid Northwood Commons landlord lawsuit
    Slutty Vegan will open in Federal Hill’s Cross Street Market on Aug. 1. The company is also facing a lawsuit from Baltimore’s MCB Real Estate related to a different location.
    Slutty Vegan, located at 2424 Distillery St., is leaving the Baltimore Peninsula.
    Supreme Court rules states can count late-arriving mailed ballots, rejecting Trump-led challenge
    The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that states can count ballots that arrive after Election Day, a practice President Donald Trump has persistently targeted.
    The legal challenge was part of President Donald Trump’s broader attack on most mail balloting.
    Heat dome to drive temperatures to triple digits this week
    A prolonged heat wave will drive temperatures dangerously high in Maryland ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.
    JuQuay Collyear, right, plays with her 2-year-old daughter, Lena, and her daughter’s friends Noaah Walston (left), 10, and Jasani Summerville, 4, in the Rotunda Splash Pad in north Baltimore, Md. on Monday, June 23, 2025.
    Teen fatally shot at a community center in Langley Park
    It’s the third fatal shooting of a teenager in Prince George’s County this month, according to police reports.
    Fast-growing food hall chain Wonder coming to Glen Burnie
    Wonder, a fast-growing but much-maligned food hall chain, is expanding in Anne Arundel County.
    The food hall chain Wonder is coming to Glen Burnie.
    Montgomery County Police identify nonverbal child and return him to his parents
    Montgomery County Police said a nonverbal child found in Takoma Park early Monday morning was later identified and returned to his parents.
    Andrew Friedson concedes to Will Jawando in Montgomery County executive race
    In a statement on Sunday, Friedson said, “it has become clear that there are not enough remaining votes to change the outcome of this election.” He added that he had spoken to Jawando and offered his support.
    TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2026 - Supporters cheer for Will Jawando as he speaks at his watch party at Citizens and Culture in Silver Spring on Tuesday evening. As of his speech, he was leading by six points.
    Gunnar Henderson is putting in the work, but the results aren’t coming in a ‘frustrating’ year
    For a player who has excelled at every level — from the travel ball showcases through the minor leagues and even here, at the unforgiving highest level — Henderson is at a loss.
    Gunnar Henderson returns to the dugout after striking out against the Nationals on Saturday. He went 1-for-14 during the three-game series.
    Nationals remain confident in bullpen after a shaky week
    The team believes in its relievers, but it needs them to be better.
    PJ Poulin pitched two scoreless innings without allowing a hit Sunday to save the Nationals’ 6-4 win over the Orioles.
    Fixing their fundamentals will require time the Orioles don’t have | Banner Baseball Show
    Baltimore has lost four of its last five games.
    Streeter: It’s summer in Baltimore. Do you know where your kids are?
    COLUMN | We have a problem with what to do with our children, as proved by events at AFRAM and in Fells Point. It’s on all of us to figure it out.
    People listen to performances during AFRAM’s 50th anniversary in Druid Hill Park this month.
    The best dish to combat the heat? Ice-cold Korean noodles.
    Cold noodles are a beloved Korean dish, and great for hot summer months. We explore the history of the dish and talk to a chef about their personal/familial connection to it.
    Gah Rahm in Beltsville serves mul naengmyeon, an icy cold Korean noodle dish, alongside staples such as meats grilled at your table.
    Development is coming to Friendship Heights. Some residents aren’t happy about it.
    The Montgomery County planning staff hopes to transform the neighborhood back into a regional retail destination and make it a more vibrant community.
    Residents rally outside of the former GEICO headquarters in Friendship Heights on June 9 to call for a stop to the development proposed on the site.
    Safety threat or sign of summer? Tensions rise over Baltimore’s dirt bike culture.
    The return of dirt bikes to Baltimore streets is fueling renewed debate over public safety, policing and a culture deeply rooted in many city neighborhoods.
    The return of dirt bikes to Baltimore streets is fueling renewed debate over public safety, policing and a culture deeply rooted in many city neighborhoods.
    New look, same sole: Charm City Run founder keeps Baltimore moving
    In Good Company: Josh Levinson made Charm City Run specifically for Baltimore. For nearly 25 years, the region has loved the business back.
    Josh Levinson, founder of Charm City Run, is launching a rebrand this summer with a new logo for the business he started in 2002.
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