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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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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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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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 4, 2026
Today’s topics include: An All-star’s unexpected Beantown journey; racing’s big money gamble skips Maryland; Maryland’s vanishing health care superpower.
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This year the Greater Baltimore Committee will have its 71st annual meeting in a new location: Howard County.
Mexico vs. Colombia Soccer Match Coming to M&T Bank Stadium in September
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Maryland is now the nation’s capital of human composting
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 3, 2026
Today’s topics include: Mosby’s controversial Facebook page pivot; Moore’s national political positioning move; Inspector General’s board in turmoil.
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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…
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.
Preakness Stakes will shift to Sunday for first time ever, move one week later than normal
Next year’s Preakness Stakes will take place on a Sunday for the first time since 1873, and the race will be held one week later than normal, Gov. Wes Moore announced Wednesday.
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.
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.
AfriThrive food center in Baltimore County to receive $800K in federal funding
A Baltimore County community food center will get $800,000 in federal funding to renovate their facility.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Gov. Moore reinforces importance of Preakness; Suspect in Inner Harbor drowning claims he intervened on woman’s behalf; GOP to challenge redistricting amendment; and more.
Gov. Moore reinforces importance of Preakness; Suspect in Inner Harbor drowning claims he intervened on woman’s behalf; GOP to challenge redistricting amendment
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland House passes constitutional amendment to clarify congressional redistricting parameters; Ravens agree to contract extension for WR Zay Flowers; Pikesville leaders want Black Aggie statue back; and more.
Maryland House passes constitutional amendment to clarify congressional redistricting parameters — WBAL Ravens, WR Zay Flowers agree to lucrative 4-year extension: source — The Baltimore Sun Black Aggie, Black Aggie, come back to Pikesville! — The Baltimore Banner Former WNBA player to lead upstart Baltimore women’s basketball team — Baltimore Business Journal $3,000 payments offered…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Parkville man charged with murder after shoving man into Inner Harbor; Port of Baltimore worker dies in industrial accident; Morgan State to lead redevelopment of Lake Clifton HS campus; and more.
Parkville man charged with murder after shoving man into Inner Harbor; Port of Baltimore worker dies in industrial accident; Morgan State to lead redevelopment of Lake Clifton HS campus
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Orioles trade Adley Rutschman to Boston; ICE detains UMD ‘Teacher of the Year’; Preakness left out of new Thoroughbred Championship Series; and more.
Adley Rutschman, once the face of the Orioles’ rebuild, is being traded to Boston — The Baltimore Banner ICE detains University of Maryland “teacher of the year” at Dallas airport — WJZ Preakness Stakes left out of new Thoroughbred Championship Series — The Baltimore Sun Lawsuit accuses Great Wolf Lodge in Perryville of negligence after…
Five Stories To Start Your Week: Giant Grocery Closing; Tim Hortons Opens; Rat Shack.
Last week, we shared news about Giant Food closing one of its Baltimore County grocery stores, Canadian-based coffee and bakery chain Tim Hortons opening their first Maryland location, and needle-felted rats in Federal Hill.
Monday Morning Headlines: Lawmakers convene in Annapolis on redistricting; Man pulled from Inner Harbor after fight dies; Sheetz could replace fire-gutted restaurant; and more.
Lawmakers convene in Annapolis on redistricting; Man pulled from Inner Harbor after fight dies; Sheetz could replace fire-gutted restaurant
