‘OOPS Tag’– Do it again! DPW launches effort to improve residential recycling habits
Baltimore City’s OOPS Tag Recycling Initiative aims to reduce contamination of truckloads of recycling materials.
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Vagabond Players in Fells Point adds to the production history of the dark comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace.” The play runs through March 15.
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How single-sport specialization is reshaping health of young athletes
Focusing on one sport year-round is a growing trend nationwide, but the shift often comes with high financial costs and increased risks.
Maryland lawmakers snub Trump at contentious State of the Union address
Many Democratic lawmakers, including both of Maryland’s senators and several members of the congressional delegation, boycotted President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address in protest of his policies.
Could UMB’s plan make downtown west the hottest area in Baltimore?
The University of Maryland, Baltimore wants to turn a swath of largely vacant land along the West Lexington corridor into a “college town.”
Heads up: Baltimore road closures for CIAA Basketball Tournament
College basketball fans will gather in Baltimore this week as the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Basketball Tournament returns again to CFG Bank Arena.
Here’s what to know about the DHS funding shutdown
The Department of Homeland Security has gone without funding since the clock hit midnight on Saturday.
What provides the power at this Cecil County farm? The cows.
A couple’s once-struggling farm in Cecil County, Maryland turned to using cow manure to help to keep it going.
The fan base for women’s sports is growing. So why don’t Baltimore bars show them?
Across the country, women’s sports are breaking ratings records and expanding into new markets. Inside most Baltimore bars, however, women’s games remain largely absent, even as fan interest grows.
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National Eucharistic Pilgrimage travels through Archdiocese of Baltimore
Journey tied to 250 years of American independence Along an East Coast journey, pilgrims will travel through the Archdiocese of Baltimore in June to bring sacramental encounters with Christ through the Eucharist to a series of processions, public events and service projects. Catholics and non-Catholics are invited to join the pilgrims at stops from June 9 to June 11 in Baltimore,…
‘OOPS Tag’– Do it again! DPW launches effort to improve residential recycling habits
Baltimore City’s OOPS Tag Recycling Initiative aims to reduce contamination of truckloads of recycling materials.
‘It means everything to me’: local group gathers to donate necessities to immigrant families
Rt. 1 Mutual Aid, a branch of the non-profit Route 1 Corridor Indivisible, is gathering necessities to donate to immigrant families
Baltimore Weekend Events: Cupid’s Undie Run, B&O Birthday Bash, Moon Market, and more.
Your heart will be full with this weekend’s events, from the annual Cupid’s Undie Run to a love-themed bike ride around Baltimore.
Alsobrooks grills Trump’s surgeon general nominee on vaccine views and her history as a wellness influencer
Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) sparred with surgeon general nominee Dr. Casey Means in a confirmation hearing held Wednesday morning.
Poe Theatre teams up with In the Dark Circus Arts and Everyman for creative collabs
When grants and government funding slow down, local theater groups are determined to support one another even though times are tough.
Thursday Morning Headlines: ICE is stockpiling supplies in Baltimore; Mayor touts a changed city despite Trump criticism; A plan to give Baltimore more control over transit; and more.
AAA urges Baltimore drivers to report potholes to 311 – WBAL News Radio Mayor touts Baltimore as changed city despite Trump criticisms – CBS Baltimore ICE is stockpiling food and vehicles in Baltimore – The Sun Baltimore would gain more control over regional transit under new proposal – Baltimore Banner Lawmakers and advocates push for…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Man arrested in trooper shooting also suspect in millionaire murder; Baltimore combines MVA with social services center; Elfreth endorses Boafo for retiring Hoyer’s seat; and more.
Staffer at assisted living facility charged with killing 87-year-old resident — Washington Post ‘Reduce those barriers and make it easy’: Baltimore City combines MVA with social services center — WBAL Rep. Sarah Elfreth endorses Adrian Boafo for retiring Hoyer’s seat — The Baltimore Sun Roller coaster temperatures, chances of wintry weather in Maryland — WJZ…
Summer Program Profile: Summer at Garrison Forest
Summer at Garrison Forest! Join Summer at Garrison Forest for fun at the Forest this summer! Located on a beautiful 110-acre campus in Owings Mills, Maryland, Summer at Garrison Forest offers an array of co-ed camps designed for ages three and up. Their camps offer flexible options and are grouped into three categories: Grizzly Day…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Armed man shot and killed during foot chase with officers; Beltway emergency lane closures continue; Changes to harbor connector ferry schedule; and more.
Armed man shot and killed during foot chase with police in East Baltimore – CBS Baltimore Baltimore council bill would penalize landlords who threaten tenants with ICE – Baltimore Banner Beltway emergency lane closures remain in Woodlawn – WBAL-TV Turner Station fights back against Baltimore County recreation changes – WMAR-TV Filing deadline shakes up races…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland Dems to protest Trump’s State of the Union; Inspector general sues Baltimore over records access; State trooper shot at in Baltimore; and more.
Maryland Democrats to protest Trump’s State of the Union with their presence, absence — Maryland Matters Inspector general sues Baltimore City over access to government records — The Baltimore Banner Maryland state trooper shot at during Baltimore traffic stop; suspect at large — The Baltimore Sun Maryland files lawsuit to block construction of ICE detention…
Summer Program Profile: Stages Music Arts Summer Music Camps
Stages Music Arts Summer Music Camps Has your child ever dreamed of rocking out on stage with friends? Is your creative kid still searching for their passion? Do you want your child to put down the screens and pick up an instrument? If so, Stages Music Arts in Cockeysville offers an exciting lineup of summer…
