Baltimore Parking-Space Showdown Leaves City Worker Dead, Local Mom Faces Judge
A Baltimore woman accused in the deadly beating of a city Department of Transportation worker is set to face a judge on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, in a case that started with a fight over a parking space and ended with a veteran city employee dead. Authorities say the confrontation involved both an adult driver and a teena
June 2026 Tracker: Baltimore murders and shootings
Since September 2020, WMAR-2 News has tracked daily murders and shootings in the city each month. Here is June 2026:
Dangerous curve sends 8 cars crashing into Catonsville homeowner’s yard
Catonsville homeowner is calling on Baltimore County to address a dangerous curve after 8 crashes in her front yard over 2 years. The county says a new traffic safety assessment is underway.
Man accused of pulling a gun on the family of Cockeysville crash survivor
Imtiaz Sami, 39, has been charged after allegedly pulling a gun on the family of the Cockeysville crash survivor.
Viral Maryland Cheesesteak Spot Celebrating First Anniversary With Free Cheesesteaks For Early Customers At...
Viral cheesesteak concept 5th & Steaks is celebrating its first anniversary this week by giving away free cheesesteaks to some of its earliest customers. According to the company, the first 25 people in line at each of its three Maryland food truck locations on Thursday, June 4, will receive a free cheesesteak. The pro
EXCLUSIVE End of an Era CONFIRMED: The Prime Rib Closing on K Street this...
UPDATE – CONFIRMED by The Prime Rib:. “Yes, The Prime Rib™ at 2020 K Street NW will be closing this month. The last day of service will be June 17. While this corporation will be closing, The Prime Rib™ brand plans to remain a presence in DC with an anticipated new restaurant opening in late 2026.”
Mount Vernon Place Church to house pop-up newsstand during Charles Street Promenade on June...
No news is bad news for people who still like to read print versions of newspapers and magazines. In response to news that the Newsstand at Penn Station no longer sells newspapers or magazines, managers of The Ivy Bookshop are stepping up to fill the void. They’re opening The Ivy...
Northrop Grumman Mission Systems Wins $61M Navy Contract for EA-18G Jamming Receiver Upgrades
Northrop Grumman Corp., Northrop Grumman Mission Systems, Linthicum, Maryland, is awarded a $61,333,595 firm-fixed-price contract for the production and delivery of 28 B-Kit Shop Replaceable Assemblies in support of EA-18G AN/ALQ-218 Weapons Replaceable Assembly (WRA)-7 processor unit; 30 B-Kit SRAs in support of EA-18
Severna Park cleanup continues after Sunday’s large sanitary overflow
A force main break in Severna Park caused 16,200 gallons of sanitary overflow to enter Cypress Creek on Sunday. Cleanup operations are underway as officials investigate the cause.
Free Community Health, Resource Fair coming to Baltimore this summer
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A free Community Health & Resource Fair is coming to Baltimore on July 25, hosts Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, announced Monday. As part of their 47th National Convention, the public event aims to connect Baltimore-area families and attendees with trusted resources that support health, well

















