Morning Roundup

Residents of South Baltimore’s Brooklyn Homes are left devastated by the eruption of gunfire late Saturday night that left two people dead and more than two dozen injured, fifteen of whom were under the age of eighteen. (WBAL)

Surveillance video shows people running as shots are fired. (WJZ)

‘We are the forgotten people of Baltimore’. (Baltimore Sun)

Police staffing is questioned. (Baltimore Banner)

Dan Rodricks commentary: Another grisly distinction for Baltimore, another day in the life of our violent country. (Baltimore Sun)

What Maryland is doing to stop kids from seeking guns. (Baltimore Banner)

Maryland Governor Wes Moore responded to the shootings, “Maryland has had enough.” (WBFF)

A series of armed carjackings that began in Prince George’s County and ended with a shootout in Northeast Washington left a woman and two dogs dead, authorities said Sunday. (Washington Post)

A woman was killed when she was hit by a forklift that had been stolen from a Maryland home improvement store in Charles County. (WTOP)

Update: A suspect has been captured. (Southern Maryland Chronicle)

Long lines and increased sales at cannabis dispensaries across the state Saturday on the first day of legal recreational marijuana. (Baltimore Business Journal)

Attorneys general from ten states, including Maryland, plan to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, saying its failure to review and ensure emissions standards for residential wood-burning stoves has allowed the continued sale of appliances that could worsen pollution. (Baltimore Sun)

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights announced an agreement to resolve a sexual harassment case at Montgomery College. (Maryland Matters)

A preliminary report issued Friday by the Maryland Department of the Environment shows Maryland is halfway toward meeting its ambitious climate goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2045. (WTOP)

A Pennsylvania man was arrested for a deadly double shooting Saturday night in Harford County. Deputies said two men and a family dog were shot and killed. (WJZ)

A Cambridge woman was charged with first- and second-degree arson after a weekend house fire. (WBOC)

Ocean City police need the public’s help…

Entrepreneurs will have their chance to make a pitch to be on the hit ABC show Shark Tank later this week at an in-person casting call in Salisbury. (WMDT)

Children who are 18 and under will be able to pick-up free food at hundreds of sites throughout Baltimore County during the summer. (Baltimore Fishbowl)

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The Orioles rallied Sunday to avoid a sweep at the hands of the Minnesota Twins with a 2-1 win at Camden Yards. The O’s had been held scoreless for 19 consecutive innings and had scored just one run in their last 27 before former Twin Aaron Hicks delivered the go-ahead run. (Camden Chat)

Four Orioles are headed to Seattle for this year’s MLB All-Star Game…

Orioles reset: Baltimore’s ‘winning mentality’ was born a year ago with the first of 10 wins in a row. (Baltimore Sun)

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Explore the ruins of the abandoned town of Daniels, just outside of Baltimore. Hurricane Agnes washed away most of the area and left behind church ruins and classic cars…