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The three women arrested for protesting at a Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) worksite are now filing a class-action lawsuit on behalf of themselves and eleven other residents of Baltimore’s Federal Hill neighborhood. They’re seeking an immediate injunction to prevent BGE from installing external gas regulators that residents say deface the historic nature of older homes. Dozens more residents plan to join the suit. (WBFF)

More details have emerged in the murder charges being brought against a 76-year-old Westminster woman in the beating death of her husband back in March…

The results of the ME’s autopsy confirmed that Mr. D’Anthony suffered extensive injuries, including blunt force injuries throughout his body, including, but not limited to, lacerations to his mouth, a broken neck, a broken right rib, two black eyes, and large contusions to his hands and forearms.
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Gail D’Anthony, 76, of Westminster was arrested June 21 in Cumberland for the death of 72-year-old John D’Anthony. Investigators say his wife pushed him down thus hitting his head. She left the room and returned with a cane and began beating her husband with it until he was unresponsive. (Carroll County Observer)

The fifth anniversary of the Capitol Gazette shooting is this week. Survivors and family of the five people killed reflect. (Baltimore Sun)

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed a bill that expands protections for the LGBTQIA+ community…

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Two firefighters were injured while responding to a fire at a townhouse in the Middle River section of Baltimore County early Saturday. Three people in all were sent to area hospitals for non-life threatening injuries. The cause and origin of the blaze remain under investigation. (Anne Arundel Daily Voice)

The U.S. Navy on Saturday commissioned a guided-missile destroyer named for the late Michigan Sen. Carl M. Levin at the Port of Baltimore. (Baltimore Banner)

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Upwards of $100,000 in damage was caused to an Anne Arundel County church by vandals who ransacked the inside of the building. (Anne Arundel Daily Voice)

Maryland cannabis firms stockpile and staff up for big demand starting Saturday. (Baltimore Sun)

One Maryland cannabis company is headed to auction after allegedly defaulting on a loan. (Baltimore Business Journal)

Carroll Hospital has opened the Kahlert Foundation Simulation Center, a state-of-the-art $2 million facility designed to provide realistic medical situations for health professionals as part of their education. First responders, Carroll Community College nursing program students and other local medical organizations can use the simulation center for free. (Carroll County Times/Baltimore Sun)

The Maryland State Department of Education announced the new Maryland Tutoring Corps program that gives millions to school systems to hire hundreds of math tutors. (Baltimore Banner)

A World War II fighter pilot from Talbot County celebrated his 100th birthday last week. (Dorchester Star)

Authorities have identified the truck driver killed Thursday when his tractor-trailer crashed through a guardrail on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel and plunged into the bay. (DelmarvaNow)

Trevor White was murdered a year ago in Baltimore. Metro Crime Stoppers is offering $42,000 to help find his killer. (WMAR)

New legislation will take effect next month in Maryland involving Title IX information being provided at schools and the search and seizure of cannabis. (DC NewsNow)

Former Maryland Republican Governor Larry Hogan takes a dim view of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s campaign for president. (WTOP)

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There’s nothing quite as thrilling in baseball as the walk-off home run. Ryan McKenna provided extra-inning drama with a game-winning two-run shot to lift the Orioles to a 6-4 win Saturday over the Seattle Mariners. (Camden Chat)