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President Trump announced a $6.6 billion public-private shipyard in Baltimore, owned by defense firm Anduril, to build submarine components. The project, named Arsenal-2, aims to create 14,000 jobs but faces scrutiny due to Anduril founder Palmer Luckey’s new Pentagon advisory role and the company’s lack of prior submarine experience.
A 12-year-old girl was killed and three adults were injured on Saturday evening when a dispute over a parking space escalated into a shooting at Leon Day Park in Baltimore. The gunfire occurred during a youth football game, with the child caught in the crossfire between two men. Police are searching for the two suspects, and no arrests have been made as of the latest reports.
The NS Savannah, the world's first nuclear-powered merchant ship, is at risk of being scrapped by late 2026 after a planned move to Savannah, Georgia, failed. The vessel, which sailed 450,000 nautical miles on just 163 pounds of uranium, is currently moored in Baltimore. The NS Savannah Association is now preparing a proposal to keep the ship in Baltimore as a museum, but the Maritime Administration has not publicly confirmed a disposal date.
Two mass shootings occurred in the US over the weekend, resulting in three deaths. In Vienna, Georgia, a homecoming block party saw two men killed and 35 others injured. In Baltimore, a dispute over a parking spot led to a shooting at a youth football event, killing a 12-year-old girl and injuring three adults. Authorities are investigating both incidents, with no suspects identified in the Georgia case and two suspects sought in Baltimore.
A 12-year-old girl was killed and four adults injured on Saturday evening when a dispute over a parking spot escalated into a shooting at Leon Day Park in West Baltimore. The incident occurred during a youth football game, with police stating the child was caught in crossfire between two men. No suspects have been arrested, and officials are urging witnesses to come forward.
A 12-year-old girl was killed and three adults were injured on Saturday when a dispute over a parking spot escalated into a shooting at Leon Day Park in Baltimore. Police Commissioner Richard Worley stated that two gunmen opened fire on each other, resulting in the child being caught in the crossfire. The shooting occurred during a youth football game, and officials are currently searching for the two suspects.
A 12-year-old girl was killed and four adults were injured on Saturday evening when a dispute over a parking spot escalated into a shooting at Leon Day Park in West Baltimore. The incident occurred during a youth football game, with police stating the child was caught in crossfire between two men. No suspects have been arrested, and officials are urging witnesses to come forward.
Baltimore police have arrested 32-year-old Montray McCray in connection with the fatal assault and robbery of 76-year-old Claudia Bismark and her 60-year-old husband in Fells Point. Bismark died from her injuries on Thursday, prompting the investigation to be reclassified as a homicide. A community vigil was held at the scene, and surveillance footage suggests the suspect targeted the couple after observing them at a local market.
Baltimore will see pleasant, mostly sunny conditions Saturday before a Sunday rain system moves in, with rain showers possibly affecting Ravens tailgating and the game. A wetter pattern is expected to take hold through next Tuesday, bringing 1–3 inches of rainfall region-wide and cool highs in the 60s as winds stay coastal.
Baltimore anchor Megan Rivers announces her retirement from WBAL-TV 11 News, with colleagues and community figures sharing farewell messages.
A woman was taken into custody in Miami after allegedly undressing and performing indecent acts on American Airlines Flight 1779 from Baltimore/Washington; the flight landed in Miami without diversion and authorities have not yet disclosed any charges.
South Africa beat New Zealand 43-28 in Baltimore, drawing a North American rugby attendance record of 68,173 as part of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. New Zealand led 17-14 at halftime with Will Jordan scoring, but the Springboks pulled away after the break with two quick tries from Morne van den Berg and Pieter-Steph du Toit (following Malcolm Marx’s score) to seal the win; Beauden Barrett added a late consolation for the All Blacks. The result puts SA 3-1 in the four-game series and highlights ongoing U.S. growth plans for rugby.
South Africa clinched a 3-1 series victory over New Zealand with a 43-28 win in Baltimore, leveraging forward power and a deep bench to outmuscle the All Blacks after an early Kiwi push, in front of a record rugby crowd in the USA at M&T Bank Stadium.
South Africa lead 2-1 in the Greatest Rivalry series and will bid to seal the title in the fourth Test against New Zealand at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. The clash features kickoff around 5 pm ET and carries the potential to elevate the winner to world No. 1 rankings. The article outlines global viewing options (Paramount+ in the US for $1 via Walmart+, Sky Sports, SuperSport, Sky Sport NZ) and a NZ delay on ThreeNow, and includes lineups and other match details along with tips for watching from abroad using a VPN.
The Maryland Transit Administration will launch a weekday MARC train connection between Montgomery County and Baltimore starting Sept. 28, funded without additional annual costs by reconfiguring existing services. Travel times drop significantly (e.g., Silver Spring–Baltimore Camden Station from 118 to 57 minutes; Germantown–College Park from ~90 to 46; Gaithersburg–Baltimore Camden Station from ~137 to 78), with direct links to Brunswick, Point of Rocks, Barnesville, Germantown, Metropolitan Grove, Gaithersburg, Rockville, Kensington, Silver Spring, College Park, Laurel and Baltimore. The schedule includes one morning departure to Baltimore and one return in the evening, and some Brunswick and Camden Line trains will be adjusted. The page also contains a separate Maryland redistricting story.