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Crab cake institution Pappas sells to financial technology firm — The Baltimore Banner Maryland teacher vacancies drop 73% in 4 years, education officials say — WJZ 5 things to know about new Orioles general manager Jared Banner — The Baltimore Sun ‘Living next door to death’: Neighbors oppose proposed Randallstown…
Spectators cheered on more than 14,000 runners who participated in the 26th annual Baltimore Running Festival on Saturday.
October is the most dangerous month for pedestrian and bicyclist injuries for the Baltimore area.
Baltimore's comptroller Bill Henry had his sights set on space, but now is happy to focus on fixing financial problems more locally for now.
Saturday's protests marked the fourth day of No Kings demonstrations across the country and one of 3,000 planned events, including in Annapolis and Washington, D.C.
Surviving as a restaurant in Downtown Baltimore can mean taking money set aside for utility bills to pay for vandalism repairs.
The Holliday Heine STEM Institute The Holliday Heine STEM Institute at RPCS, established through the generosity of Holliday Heine, an RPCS graduate from 1962, and her family, offers a comprehensive K-12 STEM program anchored by the engineering design process. Students solve real-world problems by asking questions…
Last week, we shared news about a new Dairy Queen location in Towson, Banana Ball baseball games coming to Camden Yards, and a new statewide crash data dashboard.
Today's topics include: Banana Ball's Camden Yards showdown returns; a media mogul's defamation battle; Maryland's hidden two-billion-dollar tax.
Longest BWI runway reopens after rehab; Moore campaign shuts out Sinclair stations amid fued with owner; Suspect charged in Penn North fatal stabbing
After the Savannah Bananas baseball team played two sold-out games in Baltimore last year, two other teams are coming to Oriole Park at Camden Yards next summer.
The Moore-Miller administration and MVA's Highway Safety Office launched the new dashboard, giving drivers crash information for their area.
Baltimore’s modern mayors ranked, according to Brandon Scott — The Baltimore Banner Congressman Andy Harris defends confrontation with student journalist — Fox45 MD AG loses suit that argued ICE ‘stonewalled’ subpoena — The Daily Record Sample ballots mailed to Anne Arundel County voters were missing pages — WJZ Trump…
Will redistricting, voter fraud claims, election security concerns, and voter suppression affect participation in the 2026 midterms? Join Jared DeMarinis, Administrator of the Maryland State Board of Elections, and Anton Dahbura, Executive Director of the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute, for a…
A Capital News Service investigation found 1,349 youths died while incarcerated in 96 facilities in the United States from 1825 through 2011.
This week is full of good news and fun plans in Baltimore, from thoughtful wine dinners to exciting new businesses. Here’s what’s happening.
Early Learning The Odyssey School’s Early Learning program provides a warm, highly structured environment for students in kindergarten through third grade with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences. With small classes of about 4–9 students, teachers offer individualized instruction that meets each…
It's that time of year! Get your work clothes on and help beautify your city with the Mayor's Fall Clean-Up and Day of Service.
Today's topics include: congressman pressed on viral debate; police now may padlock problem businesses; suspicious package targets election officials.
State elections board targeted with suspicious mailings; Governor directs new sexual assault recommendations for Md. universities; A national call to reinstate school bus driver who dropped off pupil for kitten rescue
The Bryn Mawr School went into lockdown for bomb scare, threat — WMAR Baltimore mayor signs bill targeting businesses illegally selling cannabis — The Baltimore Sun Moore announces pause on toll increases for 2027 — WJZ Man receives 25 years for deadly Edmondson Village Shopping Center mass shooting — The Baltimore…
The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, which provides philanthropic investment to support the lives and neighborhoods of Baltimoreans, has named a new president and CEO.
From the Baltimore Running Festival to the Moms Unhinged comedy show to brews at the zoo, there's plenty to do this weekend.
Baltimore County is planning to buy the dormant St. Pius X Catholic Church and its grounds near Towson for use as park space.
Towson residents get to enjoy the Blizzard without the inconvenience of snow, at a new Dairy Queen on Joppa Road.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore told the state’s Higher Education Commission to look at how state colleges and universities handle sexual assault.
Leadership at NDP: Every Day, Every Way At Notre Dame Preparatory School, leadership is not confined to a specific title, a specialized track, or a formal program. Instead, it is an intuitive, everyday practice woven seamlessly into the fabric of the community. Whether steering a challenging classroom discussion…
The Top 9 places to watch the Baltimore Marathon include both party destinations and less-visited corners where runners could use a boost.
Today's topics include: Wonka reunion faces notable absence; Marilyn Mosby's legal reckoning arrives; State Center's radical transformation plan.
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As rising sea levels threaten low-lying communities, UMBC researchers want to help these places avert a wetter future.
Mayor wants Harborplace pavilions razed regardless of redevelopment; The cost of retroactive back pay after city fire department promotions; Power grid emergency declared amid warm weather
Inside Andy Harris’ debate crashout — The Baltimore Banner Federal prosecutors will abandon mortgage fraud charges against Marilyn Mosby, allowing her to keep Florida vacation home — Baltimore Brew Loaded gun found at Woodlawn High School after report of potential fight, student arrested — WMAR Dan Cox promises…
State Center’s office buildings would be demolished and replaced with a mixed-use community under a "vision plan" unveiled Tuesday.
The museum is running several special programs to go along with its expansive Baltimore photography exhibition.
The Chocolate Expo at the Maryland State Fairgrounds later this month will feature cast members from "Willy Wonka & the Chocoalte Factory."
Slow down or else you may have to pay up. Baltimore will implement new speed cameras in certain school zones, starting later this month.
For the first time in more than 20 years, Baltimore City has had to call upon the Susquehanna River to supplement its water supply.
Anduril Industries appears to be well on its way towards getting what it wants from Baltimore County: a huge personal property tax break as part of its plan to build a shipyard at Sparrows Point.
International Baccalaureate Widely considered the world’s premier academic curriculum, the International Baccalaureate (IB) furthers Mercy High School’s mission, enabling students to form habits of lifelong inquiry, critical thinking, and courageous action in society. The IB’s rigorous academic approach delivers…
Through high school and college football, Derrick Henry was a top player. Now, it's time for him to win a Super Bowl ring with Baltimore.
Today's topics include: Tupac's murder case comes to a close; Susquehanna water being tapped; Bay's health grade reveals hidden problem.
A new plan to demolish State Center complex and redevlop site; Clashes over diesel fuel in debate between Harris and Schwartz; Governor orders juvenile services to target youth car thefts
Baltimore Community Foundation will honor the 10 winners of its 2026 Neighborhood Spotlight Awards at the State of BCF event on Wednesday.
The UMCES report card is out, and things are looking up for the Chesapeake Bay and watershed. But problems persist.
Downtown Baltimore is moving forward, and you’re invited to experience it! Join the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, for its Annual Meeting, presented by M&T Bank, at The Bud Light Talon at M&T Bank Stadium. This year’s theme, Experience Downtown, brings together more than 600 business…
Nick Mosby named interim leader of Baltimore’s North Avenue development authority — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore County paramedic sentenced to 25 years for spreading bodily fluids at work — WJZ Artist condemns use of image in UMD club tennis controversy: ‘Abhorrent to me’ — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore judge drops…
Build in 1920, this Tudor Revival home in Guilford has 21st-century amenities and a charming angular floorplan.
Suppoorters of the Protect College Sports Act say it will bring order to chaos in college sports. Critics worry the measure would unfairly limit the athletes’ earning potential and autonomy.
Fresh Food + Local Vendors + Community Vibes Don’t miss the last Farmers Market in the Hollins Market commercial district. Join us and experience the joy and renaissance happening in SoWeBo while buying fresh produce, art works and goodies from fantastic vendors.
BmoreArt's picks this week: ‘Out of the Picture’ film screening at UMBC, Out of Bounds exhibition opens at The Kreeger Museum, and more.
Experiential Learning at Maryvale The Patricia J. Mitchell ’65 Leadership Institute at Maryvale Preparatory School is a nationally recognized, best-in-class signature leadership program that touches every student on campus. Maryvale expanded its curriculum to include Experiential Learning. This dynamic initiative…
Today's topics include: SpaceX lights Maryland's pre-dawn sky; Maryland's sports betting loophole exposed; what Harris and Schwartz actually agree on.
Secret Service took down drone at Army-Navy game in Baltimore; Baltimore School Board approved mental health contract that paid company owned by then-member; Mom calls for consequences over racial slurs at HoCo JV soccer game
Who are your candidates? Can you still register? Is mail-in voting still available? Get answers to your questions here!
Tensions are rising between nurses and MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center in Baltimore as staff work to form a union at the facility.
University of Maryland suspends tennis club after members allegedly distributed racist imagery — WJZ This year’s El Niño is historic. What it means for winter in Maryland. — The Baltimore Sun Judge cancels taxpayer-funded Trump ads made by Columbia-based company — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore mother charged in…
Don't get caught in Baltimore Running Festival gridlock. Know which roads will be closed and when.
With Maryland’s advance voter registration deadline approaching Oct. 13, students on some college campuses are working to get more young people registered and prepared to cast their ballots.
Surveys show that young people are disengaged from government, but a Baltimore councilwoman showed how to connect
Pre-College Programs Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation Pre-College Programs give high school students interested in engineering and technology the opportunity to build foundational skills for the technological future—all while earning college credit from their top-tier research university. The school believes it’s…
Last week, we shared news about a Towson restaurant's upcoming closure; swastika graffiti at a local school; a high-profile attendee at Merriweather's Power to the People concert.
Today's topics include: Hurricane Isaias breaks climatic record; got menhaden?; Gov. Moore faces unexpected legal battle.
Usher, Chris Brown concert at M&T Bank Stadium is canceled; Baltimore's toppled Columbus statue finds home at White House; Empanada Lady seeks support to recoup restaurant vandalism costs
Howard County opened its fourth community garden -- and its first outside Columbia -- at Old Montgomery Road with 126 plots.
The American Visionary Art Museum this weekend is opening its next major thematic exhibition, entitled “Flaunt: When Appearance Speaks.”
Baltimore might spend $8.5M on properties it sold for $175,000 — The Baltimore Banner Blue Moon Too will close and move to another Baltimore neighborhood — Baltimore Business Journal Hurricane Isaias’ path will impact Maryland this weekend. Here’s what to expect. — WJZ Divided council weighs giving Howard’s watchdog…
A new UMBC poll finds Gov. Wes Moore’s job approval rating is relatively steady but shows Marylanders are increasingly concerned about the state of the economy.
The City of Baltimore is once again seeking a developer for the Sisson Street Residential Recycling Center in Remington, with new guidelines this time.
The upcoming week promises to be cozy and fun around Baltimore, with several spirit-forward events and lots of new autumnal menu items.
Starting Friday, theater audiences can purchase tickets for performances of the Tony Award-winning Best Musical “The Outsiders” at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre next spring.
Expeditions At Glenelg Country School, learning is not limited to the classroom. Through the Expeditions program, students take part in thoughtfully designed experiences that connect academic study with the wider world. Each Expedition is tailored to a student’s age and stage of development, creating opportunities to…
A new affordable housing complex is giving low and moderate income residents more housing options.
Harborplace developer never formally applied for downtown tax break; Parents rally behind bus driver removed after rescuing injured kitten; Sketch released of suspect in Charles Village murder
Known for their "casual, Nantucket-like setting," The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently after more than five years in business.
MCB Real Estate is close to completing a $44 million office building that will be the headquarters for the Mayor's Office of Employment Development.
Turnstile announces free DC show in support of Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon — The Baltimore Banner Missing Maryland dad found dead in Cleveland after attending NFL game — The Baltimore Sun Former Priest Convicted Of Abusing Boy At Catonsville Catholic School — Patch Maryland dad who offered to self-deport dies in ICE…
In disturbing news, CHS families received a letter on Oct. 3 about the antisemitic graffiti found on the parking lot.
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Regional leaders on Wednesday celebrated the completion of more than $35 million worth of projects to restore Baltimore’s Middle Branch waterfront and the start of construction on another $36 million project.
New federal work requirements under the “One Big Beautiful Bill” could put thousands of SNAP recipients at risk, including in Maryland.
This weekend presents plenty of opportunities to fall in love with Baltimore, whether you want to have a laugh with a stand-up comedian, explore local artists' studios, or paddle along Baltimore's waterfront in the inaugural Edgar Allan Row.
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Retiring Rep. Steny Hoyer and Rep. Sarah Elfreth on Congress's dysfunction, Social Security, presidential power and why Hoyer is "retiring, not quitting."
The Boyce Center for Learning and Thriving The Boyce Center for Learning and Thriving is an innovative approach to student support at Garrison Forest School. Its three pillars—academic success, growth and enrichment, and wellness and well-being—impact every student’s academic and social emotional journey during their…
Diesel gas prices have eclipsed $6 a gallon and continue to increase. Those increases are expected to be passed on to shoppers.
Missing UMD student found and reunited with family; Fans slam layoffs of the Oriole Bird and Mr. Splash; Silver Diner says BWI concessionaire is trying to 'stifle free speech'
A local development team has cleared a key hurdle in its effort to convert the former Waverly Middle School to a 37-unit residential community called the “Waverly Teachers’ Eco-Village.”
By Meredith Bower, Director of Communications at McDonogh School For many of McDonogh’s faculty, summer wasn’t a break from learning — it was an opportunity to expand their knowledge with an eye toward enriching their classrooms with new ideas. One teacher traveled to Japan, others headed to New York and Belgium, and…
Howard High School cancels JV football season following locker room incident — The Baltimore Banner Ravens players explain meeting with Trump: ‘I don’t think I’ve ever voted’ — The Baltimore Sun US Wind pulls out of wind turbine manufacturing at Sparrows Point — Maryland Matters One World Cafe in North Baltimore…
In time for Halloween, Dan Rodricks shares a tale from a crypt in Harford County: The Legend of the Swinging Sailor of Perryman.
This project was two years in the making and was heavily community-centric, and it's all about Catonsville history and people.
A 30-year-old story by Rafael Alvarez is being adapted for the screen through the work of Baltimore director Richard Yeagley
Will redistricting, voter fraud claims, election security concerns, and voter suppression affect participation in the 2026 midterms? Join Jared DeMarinis, Administrator of the Maryland State Board of Elections, and Anton Dahbura, Executive Director of the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute, for a…
Maryland is suing the Trump administration in an effort to block new rules that penalize green card applicants for using government benefits.
Baltimore City wants to sell the vacant city-owned office building at 210 Guilford Avenue, one block from City Hall.
University Partnership Program At Friends School, students don’t have to wait until college to engage in collegiate-level work. Through the University Partnership Program (UPP), they collaborate with professors, researchers, physicians, and other experts from leading colleges and universities, applying classroom…
President Donald Trump’s new taxpayer-funded television advertisements are sparking backlash from Democrats who consider the ads illegal and a misuse of federal dollars.
NFL fans react to Ravens players appearance with Trump; UMBC poll finds voters disapprove of redistricting ballot question when informed of outcome; 86 arrests by BPF for homicide, attempted murder, robbery