Sunday Paper

Labor Day could bring record heat as far east as the I-95 corridor. Record highs could be set in parts of the mid-Atlantic from Virginia to Pennsylvania with highs soaring into the 90s. (Weather Channel)

Stay cool with this summer to-do list. (Baltimore Banner)

America’s biggest cycling race kicks off Sunday in Baltimore. The Maryland Cycling Classic runs through Baltimore County and into the city to the Inner Harbor for a 121-mile course. On Saturday, the official team introductions took place at Harbor Point Central Plaza, with 16 teams from more than 25 countries taking the stage. (WBAL)

MEDIA ADVISORIES – BALTIMORE POLICE DEPT.

A week after Annapolis public works employees identified a massive sewer leak that spewed 300,000 gallons of sewage into Spa Creek, researchers say water quality has greatly improved. (Baltimore Sun)

A Maryland State Police trooper was injured early on Saturday morning after an allegedly drunk driver struck his cruiser on I-70. (Anne Arundel Daily Voice)

A 65-year-old man was arrested for alleged sexual solicitation in Anne Arundel County, according to Maryland State Police. (WBFF)

Maryland State Police need help finding a missing truck driver who hasn’t been seen since mid June.

Jason Pearson, 42, was last seen June 13 around noon time picking up a delivery at the Smithfield food distribution center on Principio Parkway in North East. The following day his Freightliner was found abandoned on a nearby roadway. (WMAR)

The superintendent of Howard County Public Schools announced that while suspended bus routes have yet to be reinstated in what he recently called a “transportation crisis,” an upcoming mobile app will help keep families informed about bus statuses in the future. (WTOP)

On Friday, Prince George’s County police announced human remains found Aug. 1, 19 miles south of Schrom Hills. They’ve been identified as 59-year-old Mariame Toure Sylla, a teacher from Greenbelt. She was killed July 29. Harold Francis Landon III, age 33, has been charged with first- and second-degree murder, two counts of assault and disposing a body in an unauthorized location. (Washington Post)

Maryland has a new chief performance officer. (Maryland Matters)

A retired Maryland Zoo veterinarian has died of West Nile Virus. What should we know? (Baltimore Banner)

A complaint has been filed by Baltimore City Councilman Ryan Dorsey after he got into a tug of war with a Lexington Market security guard who refused to let him bring his bicycle into the historic marketplace…

The Susquehanna Hose Company was called to the Harford Memorial Hospital in Havre de Grace shortly before 2 p.m. on Saturday to investigate a fire alarm, as well as reports of two explosions that were heard in the area. The explosions were believed to have been from an outside transformer. (Anne Arundel Daily Voice)

Weis Markets Inc., said it is recalling containers of Weis Quality Brownie Moose Tracks Ice Cream (48 ounces) because the product may contain undeclared egg. (Anne Arundel Daily Voice)

Lawrence Lacks Sr., a son of Henrietta Lacks who lived to see his family’s first legal settlement with a biotechnology company over the use of the HeLa cell line, died of complications from liver disease Saturday at the Baltimore VA Medical Center. He was 88. (Baltimore Sun)

Harford County Councilman Aaron Penman wants to put term limits on the ballot. (WBFF)

THIS DAY IN HISTORY: SEPTEMBER 3

The Maryland Department of Commerce has $1 million in grants available for new and existing wineries in the state, and is now taking applications for the grants. (WTOP)

COMMENTARY: Dolphins in the Chesapeake Bay. Here’s what their presence tells us…and doesn’t. (Dan Rodricks)

The annual crab derby took place in Crisfield yesterday. (WMDT).

Those spotted lanternflies everywhere? They’re about to get worse. (Baltimore Banner)

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Arizona native Kyle Bradish pitched in front of family and friends last night against the Diamondbacks and led the Orioles to a 7-3 win. The victory ended a two-game losing streak, maintained a streak of 83 consecutive series without being swept and gave the O’s one win more than last season…with 27 games still to go. (Camden Chat)

PENNANT WATCH: The Tampa Bay Rays lost in extra innings in Cleveland yesterday giving the Orioles a 2 1/2-game lead in the division. (MLB)

The Orioles reclaimed pitcher Jorge López on waivers yesterday. (Camden Yards)

Maryland opened its 2023 season with a 38-6 victory over Towson on Saturday at SECU Stadium. The Terps have now won 18 consecutive home openers and 12 consecutive non-conference openers, the second-longest streak in the nation. (Maryland Terrapins Football)

College football roundup: Bowie State, Morgan State, Johns Hopkins win. (Baltimore Sun)

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Historic Sotterley Plantation in Hollywood, Maryland, is home to a long and rich past. However, that past also includes centuries of oppression and slavery…