Safe Streets Belvedere marks more than one year with no homicides
The Safe Streets Belvedere area has gone more than a year without a homicide.
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Dan Rodricks: Transit envy, our long-gone streetcars honored in San Francisco
A Baltimore-style streetcar carries passengers in San Francisco. The sight reminded Dan Rodricks of the demise of our city’s once-thriving system.
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Drawing About Architecture: Q&A With Steve Ziger, author of ‘While Away’
Steve Ziger, who has shaped much of Baltimore’s architecture, is about to “While Away,” a coffeetable book that is part visual memoir, part travel guide, part drawing manual.
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Einstein Bros. Bagels opens new location in Laurel
Einstein Bros. Bagels recently opened its newest location in Laurel. It is the company’s ninth Baltimore-area store.
Baltimore Choral Arts Society names permanent executive director
Baltimore Choral Arts Society has named a new executive director as the music nonprofit prepares to open its 61st season.
Hot Plate: Mooncake Festival, Avena Italian Festival, Flavors of Maryland and more
From al fresco figs to espresso martinis, Baltimore is full of autumnal flavors and festivities this week.
Youth Risk Behavior Survey shows that Howard County kids are alright(ish)
Results of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey from 2024-2025 are encouraging, but familes, educators, and adults still have work to do.
Maryland delegation pushes for Port of Baltimore modernization
Two and a half years after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, members of Maryland’s congressional delegation are vowing to keep pursuing investments into the Port of Baltimore.
How proposed cuts to childhood learning programs might affect Maryland families
Thousands of Maryland parents may be affected by newly proposed cuts to free, federally funded childhood education programs.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — September 25, 2026
Today’s topics include: Trash Wheel’s strangest catch yet; craft industry doubles across Maryland; latest poll on redistricting?
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Monday Afternoon Headlines: City Council approves bill allowing police to padlock repeat-offender smoke shops; IG asks judge to hold Scott admin in contempt; BPD deputy commissioner resigns; and more.
Baltimore City Council approves bill allowing police to padlock repeat-offender smoke shops — WJZ BREAKING: Baltimore Inspector General asks judge to hold Scott administration in contempt — Baltimore Brew Deputy Commissioner Nadeau resigns from Baltimore Police Department — The Baltimore Sun Why have special education complaints in Maryland increased 200% since 2022? — The Baltimore…
Safe Streets Belvedere marks more than one year with no homicides
The Safe Streets Belvedere area has gone more than a year without a homicide.
‘Plate Where You Live’ enforcement begins Oct. 1 for Maryland drivers
Maryland drivers must have their vehicles registered in the state if they want to avoid fines and other penalties.
‘A classroom without walls’: Towson High School names its new athletic field after teacher, coach and ‘Iron Man’ Randy Dase
On Saturday, Towson High School officially named its athletic field in honor of one of its most influential figures — on the field and off.
Lawyers weigh how DOJ will use law regulating foreign agents
Lawyers are trying to figure out how President Donald Trump’s administration plans to enforce the Foreign Agents Registration Act, following its recent warning to noncitizens who engage in “public activity.”
Fox Sports Baltimore brings national sports radio to Charm City
Newly launched FOX Sports 1370 AM brings national sports radio shows to Baltimore, like “The Herd” and “The Dan Patrick Show.”
Monday Morning Headlines: Shooting near Towson University not related to campus; Ravens pull off miracle last-second win in Rio; 5 suicides in 5 weeks at Cyber Command; and more.
Shooting near Towson University not related to campus; Ravens pull off miracle last-second win in Rio; 5 suicides in 5 weeks at Cyber Command
Friday Afternoon Headlines: NYT names ‘The Wire’ the No. 2 show of 21st century; All days of Oceans Calling Festival canceled; Long-unidentified Maryland WWII service member to be buried Saturday; and more.
The 100 Best Shows of the 21st Century — The New York Times All days of Oceans Calling Festival canceled due to impacts of nor’easter storm — WJZ Maryland service member who died in WWII but was long unidentified to be buried Saturday — The Baltimore Banner and WJZ Ex-NBA player’s Brewers Hill bar property…
Leadership Profiles 2026: Mercy High School
MARY BETH LENNON | PRESIDENT Mercy High School As the longest-tenured leader of a Catholic girls school in Baltimore, Mary Beth Lennon is the first alumna of Mercy High School to serve as its president. Ms. Lennon has led the expansion of Mercy’s academic offerings and campus renewal efforts with more than $14 million in…
Friday Morning Headlines: Ravens say they feel prepared for game in Rio; How a Baltimore community’s search for missing teacher ended with his arrest; Evacuations after Amtrak train catches fire in Essex; and more.
Ravens say they feel prepared for game in Rio; How a Baltimore community’s search for missing teacher ended with his arreset; Evacuations after Amtrak train catches fire in Essex
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Nuclear plant planned in Harford County; 16 injured after stolen car crashes into bus; What’s driving the surge of Maryland rabies cases?; and more.
Harford County could get Maryland’s second nuclear plant — Baltimore Business Journal East Baltimore bus crash leaves 16 hurt after stolen car chase, 4 juveniles inside — WBAL Maryland rabies cases have spiked. What’s driving the surge? — The Baltimore Sun Maryland campuses grapple with cheating as AI reshapes college life — The Baltimore Banner…
American Visionary Art Museum elects Rachel Perić as board chair, succeeding Christopher Goelet, and adds four more board members
The American Visionary Art Museum has elected Rachel Perić as its board chair, succeeding longtime chair Christopher Goelet.
