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Monday Afternoon Headlines: Van Hollen mulls bid for Senate majority leader; Supreme Court denies petition from Poppleton residents; Husband allegedly killed wife in hospital parking lot; and more.

Van Hollen weighs Senate leadership bid as support remains uncertain — The Baltimore Sun Supreme Court denies petition from Poppleton residents — The Baltimore Banner Husband allegedly killed his wife in parking lot of Baltimore’s Good Samaritan Hospital — WJZ MDE tentatively rejects Curtis Bay petroleum cleanup…

The Magic of Merryland Returns to Harbor East on Saturday, November 21st!

Saturday, November 21, 2026 | 12 PM – 6 PM | 800 Aliceanna St, Baltimore MD Kick off the most wonderful time of the year at Harbor East’s Magic of Merryland Holiday Festival! Join us on Saturday, November 21, for a festive, family-friendly celebration filled with carnival rides, holiday entertainment, seasonal treats…

Unleash Your Inner Irish when the Maryland Irish Festival Returns November 13-15!

Join the fun November 13-15, 2026, when the Maryland Irish Festival returns to the Timonium Fairgrounds to celebrate 52 years! Rock out to contemporary Irish music or tap your toes to traditional tunes while watching an authentic Irish dance troupe take the stage. Enjoy delicious Irish food & drink, (yes we have…

Andy Harris survived the blue wave. But what now?

For the second time in eight years, Republicans found themselves staring down a blue wave. And for the second time in eight years, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, R-Md., proved he could swim.

Friday Afternoon Headlines: 2028 presidential speculation grows for Gov. Wes Moore; Power line opponents ask Supreme Court to hear case; I-695 ramp in Parkville to close for construction; and more.

Gov. Wes Moore talks with Rep. Jim Clyburn as 2028 presidential speculation grows — The Baltimore Sun Opponents of controversial Maryland power line ask Supreme Court to hear their case — The Baltimore Banner I-695 ramp to northbound Harford Road closing this weekend for construction — WMAR Judge orders release of…

The Daily Dispatch Quiz — November 6, 2026

Today's topics include: Maryland voters captivate global attention; party man nabbed in North Carolina; Bay Bridge replacement finally moves forward.

Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Construction slated to start in 2032 on Chesapeake Bay Bridge replacement; Moore names new chief of staff; $60M concert venue to open; and more.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge replacement gets final environmental approval. Construction expected to start in 2032. — WJZ Fresh off reelection win, Moore names new chief of staff — Maryland Matters $60M concert venue to open after decade-long wait — Baltimore Business Journal Maryland’s Green Party, Working Class Party lost…

Too Young to Vote, Mercy High School Students Serve as Election Judges

Three Mercy High School students who are not yet old enough to vote took an active role in the democratic process during Tuesday’s midterm elections by serving as election judges. Seniors Tess Brandenburg and Maria Chalkia and junior Khloe Stevenson joined election officials and community volunteers at polling…

Unified Community Connections holds Hoodstock XXIII fundraiser

Unified Community Connections, a nonprofit agency supporting people with disabilities, will hold the annual grassroots music festival fundraiser, Hoodstock XXIII, featuring live music from the ’60s, ’70s and today, as well as food, drinks, dancing, raffles, and silent auction. When? Friday, Nov. 13, from 7 to 11…

Family Fall Festival at Star Bright Farm – This Saturday, November 7

Celebrate fall at Star Bright Farm! After the hustle and bustle of Halloween, enjoy a relaxing day at the farm with family and friends. Join Star Bright Farm this Saturday for live music, farm animals, wagon rides, a straw bale maze, face painting, delicious food & drink, Barn Market shopping, and plenty of room to

The Daily Dispatch Quiz — November 5, 2026

Today's topics include: Marie Louise Bistro's next Mount Vernon chapter; Under Armour's Olympic street honor; Maryland's conservative wins defy the wave.

Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Amid ‘blue tsunami,’ some Maryland school boards redden; Baltimore challenges BGE’s $9 surcharge; City asks court to dismiss Harborplace lawsuit; and more.

On the night of a ‘blue tsunami,’ some Maryland school boards turned redder — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore challenges BGE’s $9 surcharge as state regulators put proposal on hold — The Baltimore Sun City asks court to dismiss Harborplace lawsuit — Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore baby fund passes, promising cash…

This Thursday: Ben Cardin and John Sarbanes on What the Midterms Mean

Join the SNF Agora Institute on Thursday, November 5, for What the Midterms Mean—an analysis of the election results with Sen. Ben Cardin and Rep. John Sarbanes, in conversation with SNF Agora Institute experts Lilliana Mason and Scott Warren and visiting fellow Tom Hall. Together, they’ll consider what messages…

Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Kalshi, Polymarket users trade $1.1M on Maryland elections, despite betting ban; Maryland voters to decide future of redistricting; Efforts to help Marylanders combat loneliness; and more.

Kalshi, Polymarket users trade $1.1M on Maryland elections, despite betting ban — The Baltimore Sun Maryland voters will decide future of congressional redistricting — The Baltimore Banner Care Callers, ‘speed friending,’ other efforts to help Marylanders combat loneliness — Maryland Matters On Baltimore voters’ minds…

A Little Childhood Wonder, Just Off Northern Parkway

There are Sunday outings that keep children occupied, and then there’s one where they come home with a jump rope they made themselves and a fairly convincing account of meeting a fairy. The 38th Annual Waldorf Fair, returning Sunday, November 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., belongs on the family calendar. On the Waldorf

BmoreArt’s Picks: November 3-9

BmoreArt's Picks: Opening reception for Xin Ni at Goucher’s Bond Gallery, Globe Posters for the People opening reception at MICA, and more.

Holiday Night Markets at Hunt Valley Towne Centre!

✨ ’Tis the season to shop, sip, eat, and celebrate! Join Hunt Valley Towne Centre in Baltimore County, Maryland for three festive Friday nights filled with local makers, delicious food & drinks, and holiday hits to get you in the spirit. Browse unique finds from local makers, grab a bite and festive drink, and enjoy

Monday Afternoon Headlines: Thousands of Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid; City and county officials to decide who should govern Baltimore’s drinking water; Port of Baltimore official and wife killed in Halloween car crash; and more.

4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, thousands more at risk under new rules — The Afro Who should govern Baltimore’s drinking water? City and county officials are set to decide. — The Baltimore Banner Port of Baltimore deputy executive director and wife killed in car crash on Halloween — WBAL City makes a change…

Friday Afternoon Headlines: Was there a UFO in Baltimore County’s Loch Raven Reservoir?; Maryland early voting up 58% over 2022 midterm elections; I-95 lanes to close this weekend for repairs; and more.

The B-Files: A flying saucer in Baltimore County? — The Baltimore Banner Maryland early voting up 58% over 2022 midterm elections — The Baltimore Sun Maryland DOT warns drivers 3 lanes of I-95 will close this weekend for emergency repair work — WJZ ‘I’m back now’: Lamar Jackson set to return Sunday against Buffalo —

Campus Views 2026: The Waldorf School of Baltimore

The Waldorf School of Baltimore’s campus unfolds into an urban-woodland tucked behind Cylburn Arboretum, its trails naturally terraced by boulders and fallen logs. Just past the tree line sits Baltimore City’s only Forest Kindergarten, a classroom without walls where children spend their days outside learning and…

I put a spell on you: Halloween 2026

The tradition of workaday blues musicians turning to costumes - spooky or otherwise - as part of their schtick lives in Baltimore

Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Man indicted in fatal Fells Point robbery that killed 76-year-old woman; Family of autistic man killed by Howard County police files lawsuit in federal court; Howard County seeks to tax new ICE facility; and more.

Baltimore man indicted in fatal Fells Point robbery, separate downtown attack — The Baltimore Sun Family of man with autism killed by Howard County police announces federal lawsuit — WJZ If Howard County can’t stop an ICE facility, maybe they can tax it — The Baltimore Banner Scott says critical reaction to his…

Campus Views 2026: The St. Paul’s Schools

Ask St. Paul’s students about their favorite place on campus, and you’ll hear a common refrain: the hill. Nestled at the heart of The St. Paul’s Schools’ 130-acre campus, this iconic gathering place brings the community together. Students from St. Paul’s School for Girls and St. Paul’s School for Boys share lunch in…

Thursday Morning Headlines: Developer buys remaining land at Baltimore Peninsula; Andy Harris has appearance in latest ‘Ali G’ film; The ‘Banksy of Baltimore’; and more.

Co-workers mourn “innocent bystander” Baltimore DPW worker killed in gas station crossfire – CBS Baltimore Local developer to buy remaining undeveloped land at Baltimore Peninsula – Baltimore Banner Andy Harris appears in latest Sasha Baron Cohen ‘Ali G’ movie warning about fictional immigration threat – Yahoo! News…

Ben Cardin and John Sarbanes Join SNF Agora for a Nov. 5 Discussion

Join the SNF Agora Institute on Thursday, November 5, for What the Midterms Mean—an analysis of the election results with Sen. Ben Cardin and Rep. John Sarbanes, in conversation with SNF Agora Institute experts Lilliana Mason and Scott Warren and visiting fellow Tom Hall. Together, they’ll consider what messages…

Maryland Irish Festival Returns November 13-15!

Unleash your Inner Irish when the Maryland Irish Festival Returns November 13-15! Join the fun November 13-15, 2026, when the Maryland Irish Festival returns to the Timonium Fairgrounds to celebrate 52 years! Rock out to contemporary Irish music or tap your toes to traditional tunes while watching an authentic Irish…

Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker signs with Chiefs; Baltimore expands sewer backup assistance program; Could MAGA candidate for Baltimore County Council cause Dundalk to go blue?; and more.

Former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, out of NFL since sexual misconduct allegations, signs with Kansas City Chiefs — ESPN Baltimore expands program to help residents deal with sewer backups — WJZ As a MAGA candidate divides his party, can Democrats turn Dundalk blue? — The Baltimore Banner Maryland’s first…

Campus Views 2026: The Park School of Baltimore

The Park School of Baltimore’s 100-acre campus is a living laboratory where students from Pre-K through Grade 12 explore, create, and connect with the natural world every day. Interconnected academic buildings — with a net-zero Science & Engineering Wing and dedicated arts and athletic facilities — serve as hubs for…