Stories from United States

A three-vehicle collision occurred on I-95 North between Caitlin Avenue and DeSoto Road in Baltimore City. Traffic is reported as crawling through West Baltimore and Moreland Park toward the Fort McHenry Tunnel. A separate crash is located on I-895 northbound before the Child Street exit. In Anne Arundel County, an accident is blocking the left lane on Route 50 East prior to Baydale Drive. Traffic is slowing near the Steel Bridge and approaching the Toll Plaza in Baltimore. An incident occurred just over the Steel Bridge, causing southbound congestion on I-95 from Pulaski Highway toward the Fort McHenry Tunnel. Additionally, an accident on Washington Boulevard heading south near Helltorp is causing delays approaching the Beltway ramps.

A large vehicle, possibly a tree trimming rig, is on its side blocking two left lanes on the eastbound 134 connector. Traffic is slowing on the southbound side of the 170 coming from Magnolia. The blockage is expected to last for approximately one hour.

June Squibb has become the oldest actor in history to receive a Tony nomination at age 96.

Mayor Momdani announced today that five new public schools will open this fall in the Bronx and Queens. The new institutions will include the Bronx School of Hip Hop. Hip-hop museum historian Miles Marshall Lewis stated the schools aim to use hip-hop elements for education. This initiative aims to preserve and promote hip hop heritage. The announcement was made via local reporting. The institution aims to provide education and training in hip hop culture and arts. Social studies teacher Tamara Spears stated that this approach offers a different feel for students compared to traditional text-based learning. Schools Chancellor Samuel announced that new soccer pitches will be built at PS 112, the Bronxwood School, MS 394 in Brooklyn, PS 102, Bayview, and PS 40 in Staten Island.

A United Nations employee has been suspended following an assault at a drive-thru.

Governor Shapiro's office is suing the maker of an AI chatbot, accusing it of posing as a doctor and giving out medical advice. The lawsuit concerns a Delaware County teen who was driving under the influence when a bicyclist was killed in Upper Darby last year.

A local business owner and former mayor's wife was arrested in Harrisville, according to local reports. The Borough Council defended the arrest of Hughes, claiming she violated the Sunshine Act.

A jury has unanimously recommended a sentence of life imprisonment without parole instead of the death penalty. The decision followed consideration of all evidence, including the defendant's character, background, and personal moral culpability. The jury found sufficient mitigating circumstances to warrant the life sentence.

A fifth confirmed case of measles has been reported in New York City. Additionally, Nassau County has reported its first confirmed case of the virus this year. This marks the first instance of the virus in the county for the current year. The announcement marks a continued presence of the virus within the city limits. Health officials confirmed a fifth case of measles in New York City. Officials are currently attempting to notify individuals who may have been exposed to the virus. The notification concerns individuals who may have been in contact with an infected person. Residents are advised to monitor for symptoms and seek medical attention if necessary. The person visited two restaurants, a performance venue, and multiple healthcare facilities while carrying the virus.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed naval security during a press conference at the White House. Rubio described fast boats, similar to Boston Whalers, being used to swarm and attempt to harm larger vessels.