Babe Ruth artifacts go up for auction
Bidding is open throughout the month of February for a sports auction, including three artifacts tied to Baltimore baseball legend Babe Ruth.
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At Second Chance, Inc., the massive salvage emporium in South Baltimore, Dan Rodricks came across two huge reminders of the Ravens’ first Super Bowl victory 25 years ago.
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Finalists announced for 10th annual Strathmore songwriters awards
Marylanders represented the majority of finalists in this regional songwriting competition honoring Fred Ebb’s Broadway legacy.
As Maryland turns to solar farms to meet renewable energy goals, opposition grows from farmers, Trump
Maryland has had to balance its need for reliable and renewable energy with federal attacks on solar and complaints from farmers about land usage.
City Council to take up bills protecting residents from ICE activity
City Councilmembers will hold a press conference ahead of their meeting, where they will introduce bills banning 287(g) agreements with ICE.
Maryland’s price gouging law went into effect but who did it protect?
Ahead of the recent winter storm, Gov. Wes Moore declared a state of emergency, which activated Maryland’s price gouging law. However, the order did not specify which items are considered…
Top 5 Stories This Morning: John Waters Wedding, Animal Dung, Super Bowl Artifacts, and more.
Last week, we shared news about an auction item for John Waters to officiate your wedding; an offer to name animal dung after your ex; and Second Chance emporium finds…
Hot Plate: Ampersea turns 8, The Brewer’s Art closes, Valentine’s options and more
Love is in the air in Baltimore, and local restaurants are ready for the season with tons of Valentine’s and Galentine’s plans on the books.
Free Saturday admission to Maritime Park and museum in honor of Black History Month
Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park in Fells Point is offering free admission on three Saturdays this month.
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Babe Ruth artifacts go up for auction
Bidding is open throughout the month of February for a sports auction, including three artifacts tied to Baltimore baseball legend Babe Ruth.
Slim Chickens pecking into Baltimore market with Hunt Valley restaurant
The food chain Slim Chickens will open its first Baltimore-area chicken restaurant in Hunt Valley this month.
Worthington Green: Luxury Homes, Privacy, and Timeless Craftsmanship
Worthington Green, located in the desirable Owings Mills area of Maryland, has been a standout community since its establishment in 2013. Thoughtfully developed over the years, the neighborhood is celebrated for its spacious homes and a strong sense of community, fostering both connection and privacy. It is recognized for its distinctive collection of high-end custom…
Maryland lawmakers begin work on banning surveillance pricing as retail advocates object
Top Maryland Democrats signaled last month that banning surveillance and dynamic pricing statewide would be a high priority this legislative session.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: State of State speech to focus on core issues, not redistricting; Baltimore returns to normal collection post-storm as trash piles up; Beware of unpaid parking ticket text scam; and more.
Gov. Moore to set aside redistricting and focus on core goals in State of State address – Maryland Matters Trash stacking up as DPW resumes normal collection weeks after snowstorm – WBAL News Radio Protests in Western Maryland after commissioners declare “full support” for ICE detention center – CBS News Beware of unpaid parking ticket…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Dem governors to skip White House dinner after Moore was disinvited; Sotto Sopra gets dress code; Baltimore resumes normal trash collection after snowstorm disruption; and more.
Democratic governors will skip White House dinner in support of Moore — The Baltimore Banner Sotto Sopra gets dress code amid changing views of formality at Baltimore restaurants — The Baltimore Sun ‘Piled up to my height’: Trash stacking up as DPW resumes normal collection weeks after snowstorm — WBAL Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin now…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: State of State speech to focus on core issues, not redistricting; Baltimore returns to normal collection post-storm as trash piles up; Beware of unpaid parking ticket text scam; and more.
Gov. Moore to set aside redistricting and focus on core goals in State of State address – Maryland Matters Trash stacking up as DPW resumes normal collection weeks after snowstorm – WBAL News Radio Protests in Western Maryland after commissioners declare “full support” for ICE detention center – CBS News Beware of unpaid parking ticket…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Dem governors to skip White House dinner after Moore was disinvited; Sotto Sopra gets dress code; Baltimore resumes normal trash collection after snowstorm disruption; and more.
Democratic governors will skip White House dinner in support of Moore — The Baltimore Banner Sotto Sopra gets dress code amid changing views of formality at Baltimore restaurants — The Baltimore Sun ‘Piled up to my height’: Trash stacking up as DPW resumes normal collection weeks after snowstorm — WBAL Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin now…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore leaders introduce legislation to limit ICE; Md. senators fear backsliding if redistricting plan adopted; Man charged in fatal stabbing of wife had been in custody 4 hours earlier; and more.
Harford County school board terminates superintendent’s contract – WBAL-TV Baltimore leaders introduce legislation to limit ICE access – CBS Baltimore Man charged in fatal Ellicott City stabbing of estranged wife was in custody 4 hours earlier – Baltimore Banner Md. senators fear backsliding if Gov. Moore’s redistricting plan moves forward – WYPR News Convicted squatter…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland mother detained by ICE misses son’s death from cancer; Moore ‘working with judges’ on redistricting; Marylanders could lose SNAP benefits due to new required proof of work; and more.
Maryland mother plans to self-deport after missing child’s death while in ICE custody — WJZ Gov. Moore said he’s ‘working with judges’ on redistricting, prompting ethics concerns — The Baltimore Sun New work requirements could kick thousands off SNAP starting next month — Maryland Matters Student shot inside Wootton High School, classmate taken into custody,…
Make Space Accelerator: Creative Home-Buying Program
This Make Space initiative takes place in the Southwest corridor in Baltimore City, in the Mount Clare Neighborhood. This project is a scattered site development project that spans a 4-5 block radius, including 18-20 residential units, green spaces, commercial buildings, and industrial spaces. This housing model sets out to prove how intentional, collectively-owned communities can create models…
Monday Morning Headlines: Gov. Moore singled out by White House exclusion; Ellicott City man fatally stabs estranged wife; Rowhouse fire in Penn North; and more.
79-year-old man dies in Dundalk fire – WBAL News Radio Gov. Wes Moore says he was singled out by White House and excluded from governors’ events – CBS Baltimore New Maryland state park, with yurts and cabins, will open in late summer – Maryland Matters Ellicott City man fatally stabs estranged wife, turns himself in…
