USDA Livestock Alert: A single New World screwworm case was confirmed about 30 miles inside the U.S.-Mexico border in a Zavala County, Texas calf, triggering a 20 km quarantine and renewed sterile-fly efforts to protect the cattle industry. Maryland Summer Safety: Maryland officials kicked off the “100 deadliest days of summer” with extra enforcement and reminders to buckle up, avoid distractions, and plan a sober ride. Boating Costs Hit Hard: High fuel prices are forcing DC-area boaters to slow down and rethink summer trips, with marinas reporting gasoline and diesel well above last year. Towson Shooting: A driver was shot and killed near Towson Circle on York Road; police are searching for the suspect vehicle and asking for tips. Baltimore Sewer Update: A sewer moratorium in parts of Baltimore suburbs was lifted after capacity concerns eased, clearing the way for some new development. Outdoor Weekend Weather: Baltimore-area forecasts call for hot, humid conditions with isolated storms—plan outdoor time earlier and watch for brief downpours. Wildlife & Nature: A horseshoe crab protection lawsuit targets federal ESA decisions as populations decline in Maryland and Delaware. Family Travel Ideas: Maryland state parks are adding more day-use reservations at popular parks, aiming to manage demand. Community Events: Eagleman Ironman 70.3 Cambridge is seeking volunteers ahead of June 14, supporting thousands of visiting athletes.