BCYF’s Community Exhibition is a ‘science fair for grown-ups’
On Thursday evening, BCYF is hosting a Community Exhibition for its Learning Lab students to show off their talents – and their plans!
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Kate Crane discusses her new book about her father’s 1987 disappearance, an event that signaled the end of her childhood and the beginning of a decades-long search for answers.
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Baltimore actress Gigi Burgdorf takes her talents beyond the screen
Baltimore-born actress Gigi Burgdorf continues to broaden her presence across film, television, gaming, and the pond with a growing list of international credits, “The Rehearsal,” and Netflix’s “The Perfect Couple.”
‘City Sand’ sculpture competition at Harborplace won’t be held this year
The sand sculpture competition had been revived in 2023, but it looks like plans for this summer were scrapped because of construction.
Claw machines, coffee, Kawaii crafts, oh, my! New Highlandtown shop offers all three
A new shop in Highlandtown combines love of lattes, Kawaii crafts, and claw machines for a very Baltimore afternoon or evening of fun.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — June 9, 2026
Today’s topics include: Reckless Tesla driver; Orioles’ first female groundskeeper, Nicole Sherry; Pulaski Highway Popeye’s robbery
My Father, the Cold Case: Q&A With Kate Crane
Kate Crane discusses her new book about her father’s 1987 disappearance, an event that signaled the end of her childhood and the beginning of a decades-long search for answers.
Five Stories To Start The Week: John Waters superfans gather for weekend; Candles scented like Baltimore neighborhoods; and more.
Notable stories to start the week include John Waters superfans gathering in Baltimore and new candles scented like city neighborhoods.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — June 8, 2026
Today’s topics include: Shooting of a Towson University student; Slowdown in Highlandtown businesses; Reopening the Baltimore County School Board budget
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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
BCYF’s Community Exhibition is a ‘science fair for grown-ups’
On Thursday evening, BCYF is hosting a Community Exhibition for its Learning Lab students to show off their talents – and their plans!
An arcade claw game you actually win? Head soon to the Mall in Columbia
The Virginia-based company prepares to open its newest location at The Mall in Columbia later this summer, and company leaders say the real product isn’t what’s inside the machine. Instead, the real prize is the experience of playing.
After Hung Jury, Grocery Store Shooting Suspect Heads for Retrial
Mistrial declared after hung jury in case of grocery store shooting suspect
Jodi Picoult to headline inaugural Carroll Book Festival
The first ever Carroll Book Festival is set for September 2026 at the Carroll County Farm Museum with a blockbuster headliner.
Locust Point bridge gets colorful makeover and new neighborhood signage
A bridge in Locust Point that spans Key Highway has received a colorful makeover as part of an ongoing neighborhood beautification effort led by the Locust Point Civic Association
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore County leaders host crime walk in Towson; Mayor Scott and the BGE infrastructure deal do-over; Fleeing driver killed in fiery crash; and more
Baltimore County leaders host crime walk in Towson after violent incidents – CBS Baltimore Why Mayor Scott wants a do-over of his BGE infrastructure deal – Baltimore Banner Driver of fleeing car dies in fiery Belcamp crash involving 4 vehicles – WBAL-TV A unanimous vote in Harford County to ban data centers – WMAR-TV State…
Tuesday Evening Headlines: Explosion at wastewater plant injures three; Baltimore sues Agora publishing over ‘snake oil’ tactics; Maryland hospitals flagged for failing to disclose prices; and more.
Explosion at wastewater plant injures three; Baltimore sues Agora publishing over ‘snake oil’ tactics; Maryland hospitals flagged for failing to disclose prices
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore City property tax cut moves forward; Emergency decisions needed on mail-in ballots; Bill Ferguson no longer the upstart; and more.
Baltimore City property tax cut moves forward; Emergency decisions needed on mail-in ballots; Bill Ferguson no longer the upstart
Monday Evening Headlines: Maryland drag racer killed in gas cylinder explosion; Shirtless man in camouflage underwear burglarizes Pulaski Highway Popeye’s; Officer injured in Pikesville shootout is identified; and more.
Maryland drag racer killed in gas cylinder explosion; Shirtless man in camouflage underwear burglarizes Pulaski Highway Popeye’s; Officer injured in Pikesville shootout is identified
Monday Morning Headlines: Shootout in Pikesville injures police officer and bystander; Towson University student ID’d as victim in deadly shooting; Gas station would replace prominent pet cemetery in Elkridge; and more.
Shootout in Pikesville injures police officer and bystander; Towson University student ID’d as victim in deadly shooting; Gas station would replace prominent pet cemetery in Elkridge
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Chris Hansen confronts former Baltimore teacher of the year; Park Heights developer to head Maryland Racing Commission; Maryland Zoo to debut red pandas; and more.
Former Baltimore teacher of the year confronted by Chris Hansen in YouTube sting — The Baltimore Banner Park Heights developer to head Maryland Racing Commission — The Baltimore Sun Maryland Zoo set to debut pair of red pandas — WMAR New store brings crafts, latte bar and claw machines to Highlandtown — Baltimore Business Journal…
