U.S. gas prices rise as war disrupts oil market
Gas prices in the United States have risen by 33% since the start of the war between the U.S., Israel and Iran.
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Dan Rodricks: Chesapeake catfish for cat food makes sense. Abolishing protective reg would be better.
A federal regulation that favors the catfish farming industry in the Mississippi Delta is holding back the Chesapeake’s blue catfish market.
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Baltimore County Executive candidates to make their cases during forum at Goucher College
Baltimore County voters have an opportunity this week to hear from candidates running for county executive.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — March 25, 2026
Put your local news knowledge to the test with David Conn’s Daily Dispatch Quiz.
New Bar Coming to Right Field Flag Court at Oriole Park at Camden Yards
A new bar and social space is coming to the flag court behind the right field wall at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
City Council President wants one-year ban on data centers
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen wants to introduce legislation proposing a moratorium on data centers for one year.
Megalodons and private prisons; what bills made the cut on Maryland’s ‘crossover day’
Maryland lawmakers have been working over time to ensure that key bills receive a final vote in their respective chambers to keep them from falling to the wayside this session.
Maryland panel likely to set upper payment limits on two drugs next month
Maryland’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is likely to set its first limits on drug companies in the next month.
Maryland land trust approves over $205K in environmental grants
Maryland Environmental Trust approved over $205,000 in grants for community cleanups, tree planting projects, and environmental stewardship.
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Glen Arm Open House This Saturday
•OPEN HOUSE•Saturday, March 28 • 11-1PMHosted By Elizabeth Atwood410-458-6471 4037 Holly Knoll Drive | 21057Refined living with space to grow, room to host, and the ease of one floor living.
U.S. gas prices rise as war disrupts oil market
Gas prices in the United States have risen by 33% since the start of the war between the U.S., Israel and Iran.
115th My Lady’s Manor Steeplechase Races – Saturday, April 11
Purchase your passes today for the 115th running of the My Lady’s Manor Steeplechase Races. Slated for Saturday, April 11, this is one of Maryland’s oldest and most competitive days of timber racing. Presented by PNC, gates will open at 10:00am with the first race scheduled for 1:30pm. Our race sponsors include The Butler Cabin, Maury, Donnelly…
Camden Yards made retro cool. Now it’s got AI.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards is debuting technology upgrades this year that will affect the fan experience from the first pitch to the last out.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Maryland Day Festival, Musicals Without Music, Cosmic Egg Day, and more.
From music to comedy to community festivals, there’s something for everyone this weekend in the Baltimore area — and it all kicks off with the Orioles’ home opener Thursday!
Miles That Matter. Join the Ronald McDonald House at the 15th annual Red Shoe Shuffle 5K!
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, Ronald McDonald House Maryland will host its 15th annual Red Shoe Shuffle 5K Run & Walk inviting participants to run, walk, — or shuffle! — in support of the families it serves. Over the past 15 years, the Red Shoe Shuffle has raised more than $5.3 million for the families…
Thursday Morning Headlines: One year without a homicide in Sandtown-Winchester; Md. GOP plan for state gas-tax holiday fails; One more push for redistricting in Maryland; and more.
A celebration of one year without a homicide in Sandtown-Winchester – CBS Baltimore Maryland House, controlled by Democrats, rejects GOP gas-tax holiday budget amendment – WBAL-TV A late push to revive Maryland’s congressional redistricting plan – Baltimore Banner Baltimore County seeks $4 million to repair Dundalk roads damaged by trucks detouring Key Bridge collapse -…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Ravens turn down free tunnel from Elon Musk firm; Bill banning cellphone use in schools nears passage; Maryland lawmakers demand delegate’s resignation over repeated absences; and more.
Ravens turn down free tunnel from Elon Musk firm — Baltimore Business Journal General Assembly nears final passage of Maryland Phone-Free Schools Act — WBAL ‘Damn well knew’: Maryland lawmakers demand delegate’s resignation — The Baltimore Sun Maryland Department of Environment to hold hearing on Baltimore Inner Harbor redevelopment project — WJZ Maryland Supreme Court…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: A crackdown on Virginia license plates in Maryland; Troopers save life of choking infant; Convicted murderer mistakenly released and recaptured; and more.
Maryland cracks down on residents registering vehicles in Virginia – CBS Baltimore Maryland troopers save life of choking infant – WBAL-TV Convicted murderer mistakenly released, recaptured two weeks later – WMAR-TV A leadership void in Baltimore County as Adrienne Jones exits elected office – WYPR News Statewide cellphone ban in schools could be coming to…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore sues Elon Musk’s AI company; Port of Baltimore has its second-best year ever; BGE gets approval for power line project; Maryland bill could flag unhealthy menu items; and more.
Baltimore sues Elon Musk’s AI company over Grok’s fake sexual images — The Baltimore Banner Port of Baltimore has its second-best year ever, one year after the Key Bridge Collapse — WMAR BGE gets approval for power line project through Harford, Baltimore, Anne Arundel counties — The Baltimore Sun Unhealthy menu items could be flagged…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Quadruple-amputee cornholer charged with murder; Fight leads to gunshots at Inner Harbor; Community providing meals for unpaid TSA agents; and more.
Quadruple-amputee professional cornhole player accused of murder in Maryland – CBS Baltimore Fight leads to gunshots at Inner Harbor – Baltimore Banner BWI wait times ease up slightly amid continued partial government shutdown – WBAL News Radio Community volunteers providing hundreds of meals weekly for TSA agents – WMAR-TV Billboards back Baltimore inspector general fight…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Feds push to deport Abrego Garcia to Liberia; Maryland congresswoman revisits Baltimore ICE facility; Cuts to Maryland energy efficiency rebates raise worries; and more.
Feds push Liberia deportation for Abrego Garcia; defense prepares response — The Baltimore Sun Maryland congresswoman makes another visit to Baltimore ICE facility — WJZ Contractors, customers worried by cuts to Maryland energy efficiency rebates — Maryland Matters Text messages reveal fraud in ABC Capital meltdown, new lawsuit claims — The Baltimore Banner Maryland advances…
