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 Tuesday, Jul 3 The White House has reversed its decision and will permit Annapolis mayor Gavin Buckley to lower American flags to half-staff. |   | |
| Craig Leydig, longtime equipment manager for the Washington Capitals, brought the Stanley Cup to the temporary office of Capital Gazette on Tuesday morning. |
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| Graveside services for Gerald Fischman, The Capital’s editorial page editor, will be held Sunday in Olney. Also Sunday, the family of Rebecca Smith, a sales assistant with the newspaper, will host a visitation and service in Dundalk. |
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| MedStar Union Memorial Hospital was denied preliminary accreditation by the Joint Commission because of problems with its inpatient dialysis center that posed safety problems for patients. |
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| Baltimore Police officers who shot a man holding a knife in a University of Maryland Medical Center behavioral health clinic last week pleaded with him dozens of times to drop the weapon as he threw chairs, ordered them to shoot him and finally charged at the officers, body camera footage shows. |
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| Abortion — an issue that has been muted in Maryland politics — resurfaced Tuesday as Democrat Ben Jealous questioned Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s commitment to women’s reproductive rights as President Donald J. Trump prepares to nominate a Supreme Court justice who could threaten Roe v. Wade. |
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| Baltimore filmmaker David Simon has been banned from Twitter again, but this is was sort of a part of the plan. |
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| Many in the Phillies' front office know Manny Machado well. Can they convince the Orioles to leave the starting shortstop behind when they leave Philadelphia? |
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| In which our columnist suggests 10 ways good citizens can become great ones on Independence Day. |
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| Where to watch fireworks in the Baltimore area. |
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