Gov. Moore holds solid lead over GOP challenger Dan Cox in new Maryland Now poll
A new poll shows Marylanders generally approve of the job Gov. Moore is doing, along with a solid lead over GOP challenger Dan Cox.
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Dan Rodricks: Don’t sweat the Preakness snub; the Triple Crown will endure
Churchill Downs’ snub of the Preakness — leaving Baltimore and Pimlico out of its new race series — is nothing to worry about, Dan Rodricks writes.
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Trouble at the Wedding: Q&A With Kat Stoddard, Author of Wasp’s Nest
In Kat Stoddard’s novel “Wasp’s Nest,” a bride’s Cape Cod wedding is turned upside down with the arrival of her first husband and a handsome acquaintenance.
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 11, 2026
Today’s topics include: K-pop’s unexpected Baltimore milestone; Maryland’s betting boom breaks records; How 8×10 donors might join the big party.
Eat ‘Like Animals’ with these Baltimore restaurants’ BTS specials
If you’re in Baltimore for K-Pop group BTS’s concerts Monday and Tuesday, and you want to “eat this life ‘til your heart is full,” look no further than these local…
BTS is in town! Here’s how to navigate detours and road closures around M&T Bank Stadium
Monday and Tuesday nights will see BTS-mania in downtown Baltimore, and we have the info you need to deal with the crowds and traffic.
Gov. Moore holds solid lead over GOP challenger Dan Cox in new Maryland Now poll
A new poll shows Marylanders generally approve of the job Gov. Moore is doing, along with a solid lead over GOP challenger Dan Cox.
BGE rate hike hearings begin; Baltimore officials, advocates rally against utility bill increases
Baltimore City officials and energy advocates rallied outside of BGE’s headquarters on Tuesday to protest the utility’s $156 million rate increase request.
Dan Rodricks: Don’t sweat the Preakness snub; the Triple Crown will endure
Churchill Downs’ snub of the Preakness — leaving Baltimore and Pimlico out of its new race series — is nothing to worry about, Dan Rodricks writes.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 12, 2026
Today’s topics include: Cardi B meets Baltimore media wars; rally round a new watering hole where?; voters sound off on Maryland’s billion-dollar budget showdown.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: 2 juveniles arrested in connection with Essex killing; A Chesapeake Bay pollution goal is met; Protests against BGE rate hike proposal; and more.
2 juveniles arrested in connection with Essex killing; A Cheseapeake Bay pollution goal is met; Protests against BGE rate hike proposal
Bel Air seafood restaurant closes abruptly after 14 years
In a Facebook post, a Bel Air seafood restaurant announced its immediate closure after 14 years in business.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: 2 juveniles arrested in connection with Essex killing; A Chesapeake Bay pollution goal is met; Protests against BGE rate hike proposal; and more.
2 juveniles arrested in connection with Essex killing; A Cheseapeake Bay pollution goal is met; Protests against BGE rate hike proposal
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland Haitians afraid after Trump administration rescinds immigration protection; How Marylanders can see partial solar eclipse; Howard County to help keep crisis center open after federal cuts; Baltimore cheesecake company goes viral with Leonardo DiCaprio video; and more.
Maryland’s Haitian community faces fear and loss after immigrant protection expires — The Baltimore Banner Can you see the partial solar eclipse, Perseids in Maryland? What to know. — The Baltimore Sun Howard County offers emergency funding to help keep crisis center open after federal cuts — WJZ Baltimore police bodycam footage shows aftermath of…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: BPD officer indicted over false traffic stop reports; BTS Army of K-pop fans swarm downtown; Deadly double shooting in Essex; and more.
BPD officer indicted over false traffic stop reports; BPS Army of K-pop fans swarm downtown; Deadly double shooting in Essex
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Howard County suicide call center lays off 62; These are the Orioles fans who named loved ones after Adley Rutschman; Baltimore sues WAZ brothers, alleging abusive housing practices; and more.
Columbia crisis center to lay off 62 after losing federal 988 contract — The Baltimore Sun Adley Rutschman represented hope. That’s why these Orioles fans named loved ones after him. — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore sues WAZ brothers, alleging abusive housing practices — WMAR Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for much of Maryland until 9…
Monday Morning Headlines: New safety measures in Federal Hill; Baltimore man charged with assault after pranked by 12-year-old at Great Wolf Lodge; Gunshots outside Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse; and more.
New safety measures in Federal Hill; Baltimore man charged with assault after pranked by 12-year-old at Great Wolf Lodge; Gunshots outside Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse
New Maryland online tool connects SNAP recipients with workforce development opportunities
A new online tool will help connect SNAP customers in Maryland with employment and career training opportunities.


