Morning Roundup

Three people were killed and three others were injured in a mass shooting Sunday evening during a domestic disturbance in a home in Annapolis. (WJZ)

Police did not discuss any possible motives at a briefing late Sunday. They said a weapon had been found, and someone described as a person of interest had been located. No charges had been placed in the incident. (Washington Post)

An elevated section of I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia collapsed early Sunday after a tanker truck carrying gasoline burst into flames beneath it. The incident halted traffic on the interstate forcing motorists to find detours around the scene. The ensuing clean-up and repairs could take months leading to extended delays for travelers up and down the eastern seaboard. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Another violent weekend in the city. At least three people have died in Baltimore violence Saturday and Sunday, according to police. (Baltimore Sun)

Two teenagers were shot in the Woodlawn section of Baltimore County Sunday. (WBAL)

Maryland leaders, including Gov. Wes Moore, tried appealing to fathers to address recent youth violence as part of the 1,000 Fathers Rally for Peace event in Prince George’s County on Sunday. (WJLA)

The annual COPS Ride was held Sunday in Upper Marlboro. Bikers and police joined the event to support families of fallen officers. (WTOP)

A Walldorf, Germany delegation is currently visiting Charles County to reinforce the sister city partnership between the two communities. (TheBayNet)

A Maryland lawmaker is raising concerns about the judge who will handle the case against former President Donald Trump. (WBAL 1090)

Maryland’s new 227 area code goes into effect this week affecting towns such as…

• Aspen Hill
• Bethesda
• Bowie
• Frederick
• Gaithersburg
• Germantown
• Hagerstown
• Potomac
• Silver Spring
• Waldorf
• Wheaton

The new 227 area code will be assigned to the same geographic area currently served by the existing 240/301 area codes. Residents don’t need to worry about changing their current area code or phone numbers and the way local calls are dialed will remain the same. (MD Public Service Commision)

Carroll County commissioners have approved awarding a $179,803 contract to construct a sidewalk for better access to Westminster Veterans Memorial Park. (Baltimore Sun)

Howard County has added 250 new school buses to its fleet. (Baltimore Sun)

A blood drive in Annapolis over the weekend honored slain journalist Wendi Winters. (Baltimore Banner)

The Ocean City police department is investigating a crash between a drunk driver and an Ocean City Fire Department fire engine. (WMDT)

The Salisbury Zoo says its newly constructed pathway will let visitors better see exhibits that had been closed off to protect animals during the pandemic. (WBOC)

Who will guide the future of horse racing in Maryland? (Maryland Matters)

The Annapolis Blues FC played its first regular season match over the weekend by hosting FC Frederick. (WTOP)

At Camden Yards yesterday, Gunnar Henderson crushed a 114 mph pitch out of the park 462 feet and on to Eutaw Street making it the farthest home run to land on the iconic passageway. The Orioles went on to handily defeat the Kansas City Royals, 11-3, sweeping the weekend series. Baltimore has won four straight and host the Toronto Blue Jays beginning tomorrow nightt. (Camden Chat)

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