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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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‘Rose Daddy Vintage’ Now Open in Federal Hill
Brigid and Paul Minniti opened a new business called Rose Daddy Vintage in January at 1030 S. Charles St. in Federal Hill.
Baltimore City Council calls on housing department to crack down on problem landlords
Baltimore City has flagged 36 properties for serious housing violations. The city council is calling on the housing department to take action.
City College students lead walkout to protest ICE, show solidarity with Minneapolis
A student group focused on tackling injustice led a walkout Thursday from Baltimore City College High School in solidarity with Minneapolis.
Maryland Democrat leaves Senate floor in protest amid redistricting stall
Maryland Sen. Arthur Ellis left the Senate floor in protest over the refusal to bring up early redistricting for a vote.
Trailblazing female B&O engineer, Goucher grad makes National Inventors Hall of Fame
Olive Dennis was one of very few female engineers in the early 20th century, responsible for innovations in rail travel that remain today.
Maryland’s offshore wind project faces legal pushback from Ocean City, Trump administration
A fierce political battle has erupted over an ambitious, 114-turbine wind energy project off the coast of Ocean City that aims to generate renewable power for over 700,000 homes.
Odorite building sells for $1M to Astoria Charm Property Management Inc.
Astoria Charm Property Management Inc. on Tuesday completed its acquisition of the former Odorite building at 1111 Maryland Ave.
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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.
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…
Urban Landscape: Bringing long-dormant spaces back to life was the recurring theme of 2025 and will continue in 2026
Both the past year on Baltimore’s urban landscape front, and the year ahead, might best be summed up by one recurring theme: the activation of long-dormant places and spaces that were waiting to be rediscovered and brought back to life.
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 essential.
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 that serve as reminders of the Baltimore Ravens’ first Super Bowl victory 25 years ago.
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…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Moore to sign bill banning ICE agreements; BCPS denies suspending students who participated in walkout; Baltimore issues 224 fines so far for failure to clear snow; Snow overnight Friday, little to no accumulation expected; and more.
Gov. Moore says he’ll sign bill banning immigration enforcement agreements — The Baltimore Banner Milford Mill walkout leads to disputed suspensions amid countywide student protests — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore County high school student arrested for “disruptive and dangerous behavior” during walkout over ICE — WJZ Baltimore property owners warned to clear snow from sidewalks…
Team Electric Slide: Building Robots and Community
By Meredith BowerDirector of CommunicationsMcDonogh School When McDonogh School’s robotics team, Electric Slide, hosted a pumpkin chuckin’ booth at the annual Honey of a JamFest in October, they were not just sharing the fun of physics; they were also introducing the community to the School’s robust robotics program. Throughout the afternoon event, the team taught…
Friday Morning Headlines: Howard County says no to private immigration detention centers; Suggs, Yanda left out of NFL Hall of Fame again; Charges against parent in Glen Burnie elementary school gun discharge; and more.
Howard County says no to private immigration detention centers – Baltimore Banner Charges filed against parents after gun discharge at Glen Burnie elementary school – WBAL News Radio Letter from GOP delegate urges Baltimore County schools to prevent student walkouts – CBS Baltimore Baltimore City Council calls on housing department to crack down on problem…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: HoCo to vote on banning ICE jails; Bail denied for paramedic in masturbation case; Baltimore cracks down on unsafe apartment conditions; and more.
Howard’s ban on ICE jails heads to vote tonight, likely with an amendment — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore County judge denies bail for paramedic accused of masturbation, urination at work — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore cracks down on unsafe apartment conditions with newly enacted law — WJZ Bodycam video released after Baltimore police fatally shoot…
Navigating Inherited Property in Maryland: A Guide for Personal Representatives
by Justin Mitchell, Maryland Cash Home Buyers (MCHB) When someone inherits a house in Maryland, the property often becomes a financial weight before it becomes an asset. For Personal Representatives (executors) tasked with settling an estate, inherited real estate can bring ongoing insurance premiums, maintenance costs, utility bills, property taxes, and potential liability—while the estate…
