Baltimore Weekend Events: Haitian Caribbean Festival; Power Rangers Convention; Bryan Adams; and more.
From a Power Rangers convention to a festival celebrating the Haitian Caribbean community, there are a ton of fun ways to spend this weekend.
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Dan Rodricks: At the Pratt, a walk down the memory lane of Maryland politics
The Enoch Pratt Free Library’s central branch has a new exhibit of items from Maryland and Baltimore political campaigns.
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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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‘Bocking’ play at Baltimore Center Stage pecks away at society’s taboos and encourages us to remove our masks
Making its world premiere at Baltimore Center Stage, the play “Bocking” breaks down societal taboos with comic absurdity and sincere messages.
Defendant Accepts Plea Deal in 2022 Belair Road Fatal Shooting
26-year-old Terrill Johnson accepted a plea deal in connection with the 2022 fatal shooting of 19-year-old Adrian Morris.
How recent wildfires affected Maryland — and why we could see more in the future
Smoke from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota drifted towards Maryland in mid-July, turning skies hazy and causing some of the worst air quality the state has seen in three years.
Maryland holds town halls to hear ideas to use opioid settlement funds
Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response started its town hall meetings with the public to figure out how the state will use a quarter of a billion dollars it will receive…
Criminals move fast, so technology can help crime vicitims and public safety
Criminals move fast, so modern investigative tools, including License Plate Reader (LPR) technology, have become increasingly important in supporting law enforcement efforts.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 6, 2026
Today’s topics include: Preakness Stakes face historic timing shift; drive-in theater’s colossal screen record; BGE warns of city infrastructure gamble.
With Moore’s signature, Maryland constitutional amendment on redistricting heads to voters this November
Maryland voters this November will decide a ballot question whether to amend the state constitution to clarify the state’s redistricting process.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland faces deadliest heat season; Family worries for Baltimore activist arrested in the Philippines; Hopkins agrees to pay for parking enforcement around DSAI site; and more.
Health officials report record-breaking 50 heat-related deaths this summer — Maryland Matters Family worries about health of young Baltimore activist arrested in the Philippines — The Baltimore Banner Johns Hopkins agrees to pay for parking enforcement, but critic says DSAI agreement is otherwise flawed — Baltimore Brew New racing series doesn’t change Preakness’ economic case,…
Ellicott City’s Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar closing; New community music venue ‘The Corner’ taking its place
From milkshakes to music, Crazy Mason will close its doors at summer’s end, but a venue for musicians and artists will take its place.
Ellicott City Chinese restaurant Pepper House adding Baltimore location
Pepper House, the Ellicott City eatery that Yelp honored as the 11th best Chinese restaurant in the country in 2024, is expanding to Baltimore. The new location is scheduled to open in mid-October in the R. House food hall at 301 W. 29th St. in Baltimore’s Remington neighborhood. In 2021, owners Yuan Shen and Frank…
Hot Plate: NeatFreak opens, BTS-inspired specials, Little Italy chefs’ dinner, and more
From classic martinis to K-pop-inspired creations, this week, the Baltimore food scene is as fun and varied as it gets.
Maryland GOP lawmakers sue to keep redistricting amendment off November ballot
Maryland Republican lawmakers are suing Gov. Wes Moore and top Democratic officials over the redistricting constitutional amendment passed this week.
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.
Friday Morning Headlines: 2nd rabid beaver confirmed at Cunningham Falls; Retiring Fort Meade commander calls for more Black women leaders; Woman hits teen with car in love-triangle attack; and more.
2nd rabid beaver confirmed at Cunningham Falls; Retiring Fort Meade commander calls for more Black women leaders; Woman hits teen with car in love-triangle attack
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: ‘Superbug’ fungus spreads to Maryland; Hopkins president helped craft Trump higher education framework; Baltimore Museum of Industry workers’ union push dissolves; and more.
Drug-resistant ‘superbug’ fungus spreads to 23 states. What you should know — WBAL Johns Hopkins president helped craft Trump’s new higher education framework — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore museum workers’ union push dissolves — Baltimore Business Journal Moore administration says it had no warning before Preakness excluded from new series — The Baltimore Sun Delegate…
Thursday Morning Headlines: Baltimore leaders defend conduit takeover as BGE says costs will rise; Ocean City boardwalk signs available through auction; 51 heat-related deaths in July; and more.
Baltimore leaders defend conduit takeover as BGE says costs will rise; Ocean City boardwalk signs available through auction; 51 heat-related deaths in July
Hospitals are turning to communities to bolster employee retention, Maryland is leading the way
University of Maryland Medical System and many hospitals across the country are working to address severe recruitment and retention issues.
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: BARCS animal shelter staff file petition to form union; Baltimore OKs $11M settlement to innocent man who spent 25 years in prison; Second beaver attack at Cunningham Falls State Park; and more.
BARCS animal shelter staff file petition to form union — Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore city approves $11 million settlement to innocent man who spent 25 years in prison — WJZ Second beaver attack at Cunningham Falls State Park — WMAR ‘Shut up and drive’: MTA bus driver says operators are told not to enforce fares…
City security officers set to strike over heat and wage violations
For the second time in less than six months, non-union Baltimore City-contracted security officers plan to strike over employer violations.
