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Baltimore Weekend Events: Caribbean Festival, Beatles Tribute, Acro-Cats, and more.
From acrobatic felines to a festival celebrating Caribbean cultures, this weekend gives Baltimore plenty of reasons to party.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — July 9, 2026
Today’s topics include: governor’s dramatic campaign ultimatum; mystery illness sweeps Maryland; Maryland election chief threatened by feds.
Thursday Morning Headlines: Massive MTA bus crash in Pikesville leaves 33 injured; Justice Department threatens top Maryland elections official with criminal charges; Baltimore Safe Streets worker will face federal gun charges; and more.
Massive MTA bus crash in Pikesville leaves 33 injured; Justice Department threatens top Maryland elections official with criminal charges; Baltimore Safe Streets worker will face federal gun charges
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: At least one case of cyclosporiasis in Baltimore; Marylanders nominated for Emmy Awards; BGE proposes $1.1B transmission line; and more.
Cyclosporiasis parasitic illness reported in Maryland, including at least 1 case in Baltimore — WJZ All the Marylanders nominated (and snubbed) for 2026 Emmy Awards — The Baltimore Banner BGE proposes $1.1B transmission line through Baltimore, Howard, Harford counties — The Baltimore Sun NTSB report details final radio call before fatal Bowie plane crash –…
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Thursday Morning Headlines: Massive MTA bus crash in Pikesville leaves 33 injured; Justice Department threatens top Maryland elections official with criminal charges; Baltimore Safe Streets worker will face federal gun charges; and more.
Massive MTA bus crash in Pikesville leaves 33 injured; Justice Department threatens top Maryland elections official with criminal charges; Baltimore Safe Streets worker will face federal gun charges
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: At least one case of cyclosporiasis in Baltimore; Marylanders nominated for Emmy Awards; BGE proposes $1.1B transmission line; and more.
Cyclosporiasis parasitic illness reported in Maryland, including at least 1 case in Baltimore — WJZ All the Marylanders nominated (and snubbed) for 2026 Emmy Awards — The Baltimore Banner BGE proposes $1.1B transmission line through Baltimore, Howard, Harford counties — The Baltimore Sun NTSB report details final radio call before fatal Bowie plane crash –…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Siblings ages 9, 15 shot and killed in Gwynn Oak home; Repairs to storm-damaged Cromwell light rail station could take days; Closures continue at Baltimore pools hit by vandalism; and more.
Siblings ages 9, 15 shot and killed in Gwynn Oak home; Repairs to storm-damaged Cromwell light rail station could take days; Closures continue at Baltimore pools hit by vandalism
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland lawmakers to hold special session to consider redistricting; AG clears officers in fatal shooting of autistic man; Paramedic to decide plea deal in bodily fluid contamination case; and more.
Ferguson, Peña-Melnyk announce special session for redistricting — Maryland Matters Maryland AG clears officers; mother says they should face charges in autistic son’s killing — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore County paramedic facing 23 counts over bodily fluid contamination must decide plea deal — WBAL Unionized nurses at Ascension St. Agnes go on strike again, calling…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Transition planning for new Baltimore County State’s Attorney underway; $30 million security services contract in Baltimore City; The mom who can get your kid to ride a bike; and more.
Transition planning for new Baltimore County State’s Attorney underway; $30 million security services contract in Baltimore City; The mom who can get your kid to ride a bike
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Police close case of missing man but questions linger; Mixed reviews of Baltimore County public financing in elections; Tickets were sold for house party that turned deadly; and more.
Baltimore County Police say they found a missing man — but won’t say where — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore County’s first test of public financing in elections gets mixed reviews — The Baltimore Banner Armed security hired, tickets sold for large Maryland July 4th party that turned deadly — WJZ After years of effort, Chesapeake…
