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Hot Plate: Rosé all day, Wine & Food Festival at the Fairgrounds, cocktail class at OLAR and more
Summer weather is here and, this week in Baltimore, that means lots of hot weather sips and seasonal meals. Here’s a look at what’s coming up: Openings & announcements Key Neapolitan and Crushed Velvet Ice are open for one more weekend this summer. They’re celebrating their final days with live music and prizes. Slutty Vegan…
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — June 12, 2026
Today’s topics include: weekend celebrations in Baltimore, Baltimore County landlord-tenant law, and the conviction of Dwight Douglas Larcomb, a Republican candidate for governor.
Friday Morning Headlines: DHS claims man “violently resisted” arrest caught on video; Triple shooting in Federal Hill leaves one dead; The survival efforts of Notre Dame of Maryland; and more.
DHS claims man “violently resisted” arrest caught on video; Triple shooting in Federal Hill leaves one dead; The survival efforts of Notre Dame of Maryland
Friday Morning Headlines: DHS claims man “violently resisted” arrest caught on video; Triple shooting in Federal Hill leaves one dead; The survival efforts of Notre Dame of Maryland; and more.
DHS claims man “violently resisted” arrest caught on video; Triple shooting in Federal Hill leaves one dead; The survival efforts of Notre Dame of Maryland
Thursday Evening Headlines: Video shows man detained by ICE outside Baltimore school; Slutty Vegan moving to location near Hopkins campus; Tire-iron assault in Glen Burnie; and more.
Video shows man detained by ICE outside Baltimore school; Slutty Vegan moving to location near Hopkins campus; Tire-iron assault in Glen Burnie
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Thursday Morning Headlines: Early voting begins tody; Treatment plant explosion likely caused by electrical issue; Chairs already out in Catonsville for July 4th; and more.
Early voting begins tody; Treatment plant explosion like caused by electrical issue; Chairs already out in Catonsville for July 4th
Wednesday Evening Headlines: Maryland Attorney General fights lawsuit demanding voter rolls; Slain Towson student described as soft-spoken and easygoing; 22,000 seek license denoting hidden disabilities; and more.
Maryland Attorney General fights lawsuit demanding voter rolls; Slain Towson student described as soft-spoken and easygoing; 22,000 seek license denoting hidden disabilities
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — June 10, 2026
Today’s topics include: Reckless Tesla driver; Orioles’ first female groundskeeper, Nicole Sherry; Pulaski Highway Popeye’s robbery
