Sunday Paper

Police have detained a possible suspect for a shooting at a Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Baltimore County that left one person with multiple gunshot wounds. They later died.

The shooting, which happened shortly after 7 p.m. at Sky Zone’s Timonium facility on West Aylesbury Road.

A wanted Ohio man was arrested in Baltimore on Saturday in connection to the murder one man and the assault of another woman earlier that morning in Wauseon, Ohio. (WMAR)

MEDIA ADVISORIES – BALTIMORE POLICE DEPT. – AUGUST 12

Three juveniles were arrested, and a fourth detained, after stealing a vehicle and leading police on a high-speed pursuit in Baltimore. (WBFF)

A Baltimore City police officer and two women were hospitalized after they were involved in a collision early Saturday. (WJZ)

A man in Prince George’s County was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the 2022 stabbing death of a minister at a Northwest D.C. hookah bar. (WTOP)

A Taneytown couple will be tried separately on charges related to a Feb. 10 shooting at their home on East Baltimore Street. (Carroll County Times)

A woman remained jailed over the weekend after she allegedly pointed a handgun at her boyfriend during an argument inside a residence near Elkton in Cecil County. (Cecil Whig)

Beginning today and through Saturday, Marylanders can shop tax-free on specific items just in time for back-to-school shopping.

Hospitalizations have led a New York-based company to recall its packages of soft-serve ice cream in nineteen states, including Maryland.

Carroll County Public Schools has 22 unfilled classroom teacher positions with less than a month before the start of the new school year. (Carroll County Times)

The Howard County school superintendent is stressing attendance as a focus this year. (WBAL)

Monday evening’s storms flooded the Cambridge branch of the Dorchester County Public Library. (Dorchester Star)

A house fire in Easton early Friday morning sent one man to the hospital with burn injuries, the state fire marshal’s office said. (Easton Star)

The mayor of Federalsburg said Maryland’s legalization of cannabis is forcing her and her husband to close their business and sell their Eastern Shore hemp farm. (Maryland Matters)

A reminder that DC Metro is doing track repairs this weekend and service on the Orange, Blue, Silver and Red lines will face delays. (WTOP)

The Maryland Board of Public Works has sanctioned 14 new easements through the Maryland Agricultural Preservation Foundation. The move ensures the permanent protection of 1,400 acres of paramount farmland in eight counties. (Southern Maryland Chronicle)

More mosquitoes infected with the West Nile Virus have been detected in Anne Arundel County. (WMAR)

THIS DAY IN HISTORY – AUGUST 13

Baltimore County is banning a waterfront bar and grill in Essex from serving alcohol and hosting live music for two weekends in response to noise complaints. (WBAL)

The Maryland Affordable Housing Trust is accepting applications for projects that promote initiatives and activities that increase the availability of affordable housing across Maryland. The Trust provides assistance for households earning less than 50% of the Area Median Income. (WMAR)

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A late-night, 10-inning pitching duel in Seattle. The Mariners’ George Kirby shut down the O’s for nine innings but they scored a run in the top of the tenth off reliver Andrés Muñoz and Felix Bautista held that lead in the bottom of the inning to seal the win, 1-0. (Camden Chat)

The Baltimore Ravens began their preseason Saturday night at M&T Bank Stadium hosting the Philadelphia Eagles. The Ravens held on 20-19, to preserve their preseason winning streak at 24 games.

Post game reaction from Locked On Ravens…

The 50th annual White Marlin Open ended yesterday in Ocean City with no white marlin but John Ols of Laytonsville in Montgomery County netted the top prize of $6.2 million, a world record purse for a fish, for himself and his team. Ols caught a blue marlin that weighed 640.5 pounds. (Baltimore Sun)

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Let’s go tubing down the historic Antietam Creek…