Unload your guns: Archdiocese holds fourth annual buyback event
This is the fourth annual gun buyback event held by the archdiocese with partners hoping to save lives and strengthen communities.
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Residents in Southeast Baltimore can apply for the Community Action Lab’s second cohort, and initiative aimed at neighborhood revitalization.
Bad news? 5,000 dead fish in the Harbor. Good news? We can help fish beat the heat.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Fogo de Chão to open another Baltimore-area restaurant; After 9 crashes into Catonsville homeowner’s yard, she must rally neighbors’ support for speed humps; 1 man dead, 1 in critical condition in West Baltimore shooting; and more.
Fogo de Chão to open another Baltimore-area restaurant — Baltimore Business Journal After 9 crashes, Catonsville homeowner gets path to speed humps, but first must win neighbors’ support — WMAR Baltimore Police investigate fatal West Baltimore shooting — The Baltimore Sun City Council oks, then stalls parking bill for Westside grocery store — Baltimore Brew…
Unload your guns: Archdiocese holds fourth annual buyback event
This is the fourth annual gun buyback event held by the archdiocese with partners hoping to save lives and strengthen communities.
Baltimore declares extreme heat alert for Wednesday and Thursday
With temperatures climbing again across the region, Baltimore City’s health commissioner has declared a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert for Wednesday and Thursday.
Heart of the 4th Music & Arts Festival returns Saturday
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Operator of Mid-Atlantic power grid, which includes Maryland, to finalize key data center regulations
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DPW testing emergency water supply system as proactive measure against drought
On Tuesday, July 14, DPW will conduct a one-day test of the emergency water supply system as a proactive measure.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Maryland schools rank 10th-worst for racial segregation; Dog accidentally turns on toaster and triggers house fire; Rescue boats catch fire in Canton; and more.
Maryland schools rank 10th-worst for racial segregation; Dog accidentally turns on toaster and triggers house fire; Rescue boats catch fire in Canton
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Woman in Baltimore called 911 for Lindsey Graham; Maryland to cut mental health and addiction services; Fitness influencer moves gym to Baltimore; Maryland could go to court for $20M in annual electric bill relief; and more.
Cardiac arrest reported at Lindsey Graham’s home before his death — USA Today Maryland will slash mental health and addiction services amid budget cuts — The Baltimore Banner Fitness influencer moves gym to rehabbed Baltimore warehouse — Baltimore Business Journal Maryland may have to go to court to fight for $20M in annual relief for…
Monday Morning Headlines: Cars trapped, employees in limbo after Glen Burnie building declared unsafe; Firefighters injured in Hampden rowhouse blaze; A crackdown on teen meetups in Fells Point; and more.
Headlines: Cars trapped, employees in limbo after Glen Burnie building declared unsafe; Firefighters injured in Hampden rowhouse blaze; A crackdown on teen meetups in Fells Point
Friday Afternoon Headlines: John Cena, Ego Nwodim, and Christopher Meloni defend Baltimore against co-star Eric André; Maryland crab prices climb; Identities released for brother and sister killed in Baltimore County shooting; and more.
Comedian Eric André doesn’t like Baltimore. John Cena pushed back. Hard. — The Baltimore Banner Maryland crab prices climb as catches fall — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore County brother and sister identified after deadly shooting inside Gwynn Oak home — WJZ Baltimore LGBTQIA+ community mourns Ron Singer, owner of Leon’s Backroom Bar — WBAL Scott…
More federal assistance available for Maryland farmers after spring freeze, ongoing drought
The 2026 crop year is shaping up to be a tough one for Mid-Atlantic farmers, prompting more federal disaster designations across the region.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — July 10, 2026
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