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 Monday, Jun 4 A high-ranking Baltimore Police commander who founded a nonprofit to promote positive police-community relations after the city’s 2015 riot was investigated last year for using the charity’s funds to pay for a personal European vacation. |   | |
| Ellicott City native Ron Peters finished installing a network of surveillance cameras weeks before the town suffered its second devastating flood in two years. The footage it captured shows the flood developing in dramatic fashion. |
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| Democratic gubernatorial contender Valerie Ervin failed on Monday to convince a judge to order new ballots printed reflecting her late entry into the race following the death of Kevin Kamenetz. |
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| St. Frances responds to safety concerns from other MIAA schools, saying there is no evidence showing that more players get injured when playing the Panthers. |
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| Howard County has provided hotel rooms to 59 displaced residents, county spokesman Paul Milton said. An undetermined number of others — including one couple whose home might have to be demolished — are staying with local friends or family members. |
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| At 4:27 p.m. the weather service sent out its first flash flood warning that popped up on area cell phones. Some residents however say the alert came too late, that by then they were already surrounded by water. |
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| A convicted former Gun Trace Task Force member’s cooperation with the government “continues to this day,” his defense attorney wrote in a new filing, the latest indication that federal authorities continue to probe corruption within the Baltimore Police Department. |
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| "Charm City," a podcast from the New York Times, examines post-Freddie Gray Baltimore. |
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| The U.S. Supreme Court will not consider the Baltimore Police Department’s appeal of a $2.3 million judgment for maliciously prosecuting a homeless man as the “Charles Village rapist.” |
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| A Baltimore man who city prosecutors said groomed victims as young as 15 on social media and trafficked them into prostitution has been indicted this month. |
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