Seven residents sue to block MCB Real Estate’s $900M plan to demolish and replace Baltimore’s Harborplace pavilions
Seven Baltimore residents have filed suit against the City of Baltimore and an arm of MCB Real Estate in an effort to block the developer’s $900 million plan to demolish and replace the Harborplace pavilions.
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WalletHub study ranks Columbia ‘Best City for Women’ for 3rd year in a row
Examining 15 metrics across 182 cities in the U.S., WalletHub again concluded that Columbia, Maryland is the place to be for women.
Osprey nesting woes in the Chesapeake Bay worsen, survey finds
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Utilities push back on new energy cost-saving measures in Maryland
Utility rates are likely to go up soon, despite sweeping legislation passed by the Maryland General Assembly this year designed to bring down monthly bills.
Five Stories You May Have Missed Last Week: Harborplace Update; Superfoods Cafe Opens; Betty Cooke House; and more.
Last week, we shared an update about plans for Harborplace; a makeover for the former home of the late Baltimore jewelry artist Betty Cooke; and a new superfoods cafe that…
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Creatively Black Baltimore begins a new chapter with an exhibition at the Top of the World Observation Level
The Top of the World Observation Level of Baltimore’s World Trade Center is now the setting for an art installation by Creatively Black Baltimore.
Hot Plate: Dining Out for Life, recognition for Burnt Hill Farm, Mollydooker dinner at The Corner Pantry, and more
This week provides lots of incentive to head out to dinner in Baltimore, as local restaurants celebrate the fleeting flavors of late summer and early fall.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Moore proposes AI rules; Challenger emerges in Howard County executive race; Orioles-Blue Jays game postponed due to weather, teams will play doubleheader Wednesday; and more.
Moore proposes AI rules to protect Marylanders, wading into national debate — The Baltimore Banner ‘Make things suck less’: Green Party candidate joins race for Howard County Executive — WMAR Orioles postpone Tuesday game, doubleheader of final home games set for Wednesday — Fox45 Former Turnstile guitarist ruled incompetent to stand trial for attempted murder…
Seven residents sue to block MCB Real Estate’s $900M plan to demolish and replace Baltimore’s Harborplace pavilions
Seven Baltimore residents have filed suit against the City of Baltimore and an arm of MCB Real Estate in an effort to block the developer’s $900 million plan to demolish and replace the Harborplace pavilions.
Baltimore’s most acclaimed cartoonist pushes back against AI images in The Sun
Acclaimed editorial cartoonist Kevin KAL Kallauger is leading calls for the Baltimore Sun to walk away from its practice of using AI to generate editorial art.
Baltimore to blend Susquehanna water with water from city reservoirs amid drought
Baltimore City DPW has prepared for this scenario all summer, and unfortunately, it must go into effect due to the drought.
Baltimore hotel is awarded two MICHELIN Keys
A Baltimore hotel was awarded two MICHELIN Keys in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide.
After a legal battle, Marylanders will vote on future redistricting in November. Here’s what to know.
After a legal battle, Marylanders will vote this November on a constitutional amendment that would loosen redistricting requirements.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore DPW will begin tapping Susquehanna River amid drought conditions; Baltimore police car doors on Facebook Marketplace; Why Baltimore’s $280 million bond request has few details on ballot; and more.
Baltimore DPW will begin tapping Susquehanna River amid drought conditions; Baltimore police car doors on Facebook Marketplace; Why Baltimore’s $280 million bond request has few details on ballot
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Tribes withdraw from Chesapeake Bay talks; Man charged in 40-year-old Baltimore cold case homicide; ‘Hairspray’ stars reunite; and more
Tribes withdraw from Chesapeake Bay talks over lack of representation — The Baltimore Banner DNA evidence leads to man charged in cold case homicide in Baltimore in 1986 — WJZ ‘Hairspray’ stars reunite in Baltimore for ‘Mama, I’m a Big Girl Now’ — The Baltimore Sun Charmery debuts new Justin, Scott, & Spiegel-inspired ice cream…
Leadership Profiles 2026: The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland
CHRISTOPHER J. POST, HEADMASTER The Boys’ Latin School Of Maryland Christopher J. Post is in his 19th year as Headmaster of The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland. A career educator with more than 30 years of experience in boys’ schools, he began his journey at Boys’ Latin as an intern in the middle school, before…
Monday Morning Headlines: Hunter charged with manslaughter after mistaking woman for deer; 11 people injured in Baltimore shootings over the weekend; Medstar nurses rally over staffing and safety concerns; and more.
Hunter charged with manslaughter after mistaking woman for deer; 11 people injured in Baltimore shootings over the weekend; Medstar nurses rally over staffing and safety concerns
Maryland to spray for mosquitoes in select communities this weekend
The Maryland Department of Agriculture is working with local health departments to spray for mosquitoes this weekend.
Friday Afternoon Headlines: ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ star joins ‘The Traitors’; Charges dropped against officer accused of pulling a gun on woman; USA Today ranks Maryland as No. 2 place to visit for fall; and more.
Another ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ star joins hit competition show ‘The Traitors’ — The Baltimore Banner Charges dropped against Baltimore Police officer accused of pulling a gun on woman — The Baltimore Sun Maryland boasts the No. 2 place to visit for fall, USA Today ranking finds — WJZ Fighting Transportation Needs with The Food…
