Morning Roundup

An early Sunday morning shooting left 25-year-old man dead and a 26-year-old woman injured in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood.

This latest homicide comes just two days before Acting Police Commissioner Richard Worley is set to have his fourth town hall. (WBFF)

MEDIA ADVISORIES – BALTIMORE POLICE DEPARTMENT

ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP STORIES – AUGUST 21

What would Maryland do if there was a natural disaster? (WTOP)

A few homes are still facing outages after a water main at a pumping station in Elkridge ruptured Sunday afternoon, temporarily causing outages and low pressure throughout Howard County. (Baltimore Sun)

One person died and another was injured when two boats collided on the Chesapeake Bay Saturday night. (Anne Arundel Daily Voice)

The Baltimore Police Department needs your help locating three minors.

14-year-old Shanea Bush,12-year-old Joseph Bush, and 11-year-old Jazmin Bush were last seen in the 1500 block of West Baltimore Street in southwest Baltimore. (WJZ)

A man is dead after a pedestrian hit-and-run collision near Hyattsville in Prince George’s County. (WTOP)

Maryland State Police are investigating the death of a 34-year-old man in Somerset County over the weekend. (WMDT)

A murder trial in Montgomery County continues this week for a dentist accused of killing his girlfriend by introducing her to medical-grade drugs which led to her overdose. (Washington Post)

Baltimore County police are investigating an ATM theft that happened early Sunday in the Pikesville area. (WBAL)

Maryland State Police are investigating the shooting death of a 34-year-old man in Crisfield. (WBOC)

Malaria in Maryland: How health officials say you can protect yourself from mosquitoes. (WTOP)

Baltimore City leaders held their annual back-to-school rally over the weekend. Along with free school supplies, the event included information booths, workshops and health and wellness activities. (WMAR)

The Blood Bank of Delmarva has declared a severe blood shortage. (The Bay Times)

Great Wolf Lodge in Cecil County has proposed a project to local officials that would add temporary housing for its employees. (Cecil Whig)

A surf shop in Ocean City has begun selling a special t-shirt where all proceeds are sent to Maui Wildfire foundations. The shop will be donating 10,000 shirts for use in the fundraiser. (WDRE)

THIS DAY IN HISTORY – AUGUST 21

A Calvert County man was sentenced to four years of active imprisonment for his involvement in a dogfighting operation. (Southern Maryland Chronicle)

The family of a Baltimore man held a rally yesterday seeking justice for his killing during a carjacking.

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Sweep!

The Orioles completed a weekend sweep with a 12-1 pounding of the lowly Oakland A’s yesterday. Gunnar Henderson went 4-for-5 and nearly hit for the cycle. Baltimore recorded 17 hits in the game. (Camden Chat)

PENNANT WATCH: The Tampa Bay Rays had Sunday off (they played two back on Saturday) so the Orioles are now a full three games up in the division. They’re also now 30 games above .500.

The Baltimore Ravens travel to FedEx Field this evening for their second preseason game of 2023 against the Washington Commanders. (NFL)

Maxie Baughan, a former Colts defensive coordinator and Ravens linebackers coach who was a nine-time Pro Bowl selection in the NFL, has died. He was 85. (Baltimore Sun)

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A MARYLAND MOMENT (WBFF-TV)

A ride on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad…