Morning Roundup

A barricade situation in Annapolis on Sunday afternoon was resolved peacefully. Anne Arundel County Police officers were called to the area of Lincoln Park and Best Gate Road after a report of a man who reportedly was experiencing a mental health crisis refused to come out of the home. Just after 9:00pm, authorities had control of the situation. (WBFF)

A car crashed into a hospital in Prince George’s County on Sunday, disrupting its intensive care unit and forcing some ICU patients to be transferred elsewhere. No injuries were reported. (Washington Post)

Residents and businesses in Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Howard County are still being asked to limit their water usage. (Baltimore Sun)

Canadian wildfire smoke may be returning to the area today. (WJZ)

A new initiative will bring together Baltimore leaders and faith organizations to help combat the city’s vacant home crisis. (WJZ)

Mayor Brandon Scott announced a new agency that’s being added to his office: The Mayor’s Office of Small and Minority Business Advocacy & Development. (WMAR)

Gov. Wes Moore may be facing a future budget deficit after the recent 2023 legislative session. It is now projected that the fiscal 2025 budget will start with a $418 million deficit. (Maryland Matters)

Jury selection is scheduled to start Monday in the trial of a teenager accused of killing Timothy Reynolds.  Reynolds was shot and killed during an altercation with the squeegee worker last year. (WBAL)

A former correctional officer in Prince George’s County has pleaded guilty to charges related to smuggling and distributing drugs to a prisoner she was in a relationship with. (WTOP)

Annapolis City Attorney D. Michael Lyles has been nominated to serve as Maryland’s top attorney charged with safeguarding the ethical practice of law in the state. (Baltimore Sun)

Nearly a dozen top prosecutors across the state of Maryland say their hands are tied when it comes to holding juvenile offenders accountable. (WBFF)

The Anne Arundel County Superintendent of Schools has presented a comprehensive redistricting recommendation for the county’s school system. The plan aims to redraw school boundaries for 48 schools, establish boundaries for two new schools, and address the overcapacity issue in the county’s six northernmost clusters. (Southern Maryland Chronicle)

The town of Berlin has received $150,000 in grant money for its fire and EMS departments. (WMDT)

A two-month-old otter pup found orphaned at Elk Neck State Park in Cecil County has found a home at the Maryland Zoo and is making waves on social media. (WBAL)

A Carroll County radio station celebrates 70 years on the air. (Carroll County Times)

A casting call has been issued for talent in Rockville, North Bethesda, and other neighboring communities for a film that will be shot later this year depicting “challenging life stories.” Producers in Maryland are looking for people who have had struggles in their lives for a documentary that is being prepped to film in the DMV region. (Anne Arundel Daily Voice)

Kyle Bradish pitched a gem and the bullpen held on to give the Orioles their eighth straight victory and a sweep of the Miami Marlins yesterday, 6-5. (Camden Chat)

Funny Cide, the “Gutsy Gelding” who became a fan favorite after winning the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 2003, has died from complications of colic. He was 23.

A visit to historic St. Michael’s, Maryland…