Poe House raising $50K to preserve building amid nearby demolition
The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum has launched a campaign to raise $50,000 to pay for costs associated with nearby demolition.
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Dan Rodricks: At the Maryland State Fair, another generation of farmers puts on a show
At the Maryland State Fair, young participants of 4-H/Future Farmers of America competitions represent the next generation and the promise of future food for the rest of us.
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In Michelle Brafman’s fourth novel “Draw Near to Me,” the discovery of an affair leads to a coma and a family’s struggle to pick up the pieces.
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Baltimore kicks off campaign to reduce substance use disorder stigmas
Baltimore is kicking off a new campaign to address stigma around substance use disorder as part of its effort to reduce drug overdoses.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — September 1, 2026
Today’s topics include: Inner Harbor’s splashy new arrival; Columbia mall reverses controversial money move; Edgar Allan Poe House faces threat.
Baltimore County residents get a chance to weigh in on data centers
Data centers will be front and center this week in Baltimore County. There will be two hearings, including one on whether there should be a moratorium on data centers through…
Five Stories to Start Your Week: Fractured Prune opening; Baltimore opens public kayak launch; Baltimore food truck owner opens restaurant; and more.
Last week, we shared news about Towson native Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea in the federal case connected to the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson; Magoobys Joke House expanding…
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 31, 2026
Today’s topics include: Maryland’s moon mystery deepens; ancient legal doctrine sinks case; ankle monitors and impossible choices.
‘I Want to Kill Him, That’s Who Shot Me,’ says Victim in Attempted Homicide Case
Closing arguments were delivered on August 27, in Baltimore City Circuit Court, in front of Judge Anthony Vittoria, for an attempted homicide and robbery on December 9, 2025, around 7:40 p.m. on…
Howard County breaks ground on county’s first agricultural center
The Charles C. Feaga Agricultural Center is named for a lifelong Howard County farmer and three-term councilmember.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Eastpoint Mall clears out; One of first Southwest airport lounges opens at BWI; Members leave Owings Mills gun range being used by ICE; and more.
Empty stores and funky smells at the end of Eastpoint Mall — The Baltimore Banner Southwest chooses BWI for one of its first airport lounges — Baltimore Business Journal Some members leave high-end Owings Mills gun range after learning it’s being used by ICE — Baltimore Brew ThriftBooks to close plant, lay off 136 employees…
Poe House raising $50K to preserve building amid nearby demolition
The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum has launched a campaign to raise $50,000 to pay for costs associated with nearby demolition.
Dan Rodricks: At the Maryland State Fair, another generation of farmers puts on a show
At the Maryland State Fair, young participants of 4-H/Future Farmers of America competitions represent the next generation and the promise of future food for the rest of us.
Low water levels force closure of Prettyboy Reservoir boat ramp until further notice
Drought conditions dampen the fun for boaters at Prettyboy Reservoir, but other small watercraft are allowed.
Can you bring Poe’s ‘The Raven’ to life? Enter the very first Raven-Off contest!
You don’t even have to memorize it! The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre is holding the first ever Raven-Off competition.
‘Yes Chef!’ Closes at McHenry Row in Locust Point
Fast-casual restaurant and prepared meal service Yes Chef! has closed at McHenry Row in Locust Point.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore police seek “Most Wanted” suspect; Woman found dead in Patapsco State Park is identified; Inside Maryland’s $21.9 billion transportation plan; and more.
Baltimore police seek “Most Wanted” suspect; Woman found dead in Patapsco State Park is identified; Inside Maryland’s $21.9 billion transportation plan
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Swastikas found at Howard County elementary school; Exelon refuses to refund $32M to customers; Maryland failed to collect $818.1M in tolls and penalties; and more.
Swastikas found at Howard County elementary school; advocates say hate is normalized — The Baltimore Sun Exelon utilities are refusing to refund $32M to customers, citing a change in state law — The Baltimore Banner Maryland Transportation Authority failed to collect $818.1 million in tolls, penalties — Maryland Matters Maryland man faces federal charges after…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: 47 travelers from tour run by Baltimore company are missing in Nepal; Squatter with long history moves into renovated Middle River home; Wes Moore takes on Laura Loomer on social media; and more.
47 travelers from tour run by Baltimore company are missing in Nepal; Squatter with long history moves into renovated Middle River home; Wes Moore takes on Laura Loomer on social media
Monday Evening Headlines: Arundel police sergeant charged with sexual abuse of minor; Major truck crash closes all lanes of I-70; A campaign to end substance-abuse disorder stigma; and more.
Arundel police sergeant charged with sexual abuse of minor; Major truck crash closes all lanes of I-70; A campaign to end substance-abuse disorder stigma
Monday Morning Headlines: Police monitor Towson nightlife crowds; A soccer variation is coming to Sparrows Point; House fire on South Caton Avenue; and more.
Police monitor Towson nightlife crowds; A soccer variation is coming to Sparrows Point; House fire on South Caton Avenue
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland redistricting ballot question blocked again; Baltimore-based tour company’s group among missing in Nepal-China floods; Maryland among states suing Trump admin over family planning restrictions; and more.
Another Maryland judge blocks redistricting ballot question. State appeals. — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore-based tour company’s group among missing in Nepal-China floods — The Baltimore Banner and Associated Press Maryland, 22 other states sue Trump administration over family planning restrictions — Maryland Matters Defense giant to lay off 382 people in Anne Arundel County\ –…
