Baltimore soccer stadium proposal gains momentum
Mayor Brandon Scott and D.C. United CEO and co-chairman Jason Levien said they have been working with city and state leaders on a proposal for a soccer stadium in the city.
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Babe Ruth artifacts go up for auction
Bidding is open throughout the month of February for a sports auction, including three artifacts tied to Baltimore baseball legend Babe Ruth.
Maryland lawmakers begin work on banning surveillance pricing as retail advocates object
Top Maryland Democrats signaled last month that banning surveillance and dynamic pricing statewide would be a high priority this legislative session.
Senate Democrat wishes Moore would ‘move on’ from Maryland redistricting push
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson says a proposed Democratic-leaning Congressional map will not make it to the Senate floor for a vote.
Mother’s Day Homicide Trial Postponed After Defense Attorney Withdraws
A defense attorney has withdrawn from a murder case in which his defendant was arrested for a fatal shooting on Mother’s Day 2025.
BmoreArt’s Picks: February 10-15
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Terry Thompson at Eubie Blake, Baltimore Black Dance Collective at The Gordon Center, Maryland Arts Day, more.
Finalists announced for 10th annual Strathmore songwriters awards
Marylanders represented the majority of finalists in this regional songwriting competition honoring Fred Ebb’s Broadway legacy.
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.
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore spent over $500K of COVID federal funds on Artscape; Mt. Vernon senior center to close after 50 years; UMD researchers launch fart study; and more.
Inspector General: Baltimore spent more than $500k in COVID federal funds on Artscape musicians — WMAR City to shutter Mt. Vernon landmark after 50 years — Baltimore Business Journal Passing gas for science: UMD researchers launch new fart study — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore County residents urge leaders to spare schools from cuts, larger class…
Baltimore soccer stadium proposal gains momentum
Mayor Brandon Scott and D.C. United CEO and co-chairman Jason Levien said they have been working with city and state leaders on a proposal for a soccer stadium in the city.
Maryland Senate passes ban on 287(g) agreements with ICE
By Aline Behar Kado ANNAPOLIS – A bill banning local law enforcement agencies from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement passed the Senate Thursday. The legislation, Senate Bill 245, would prohibit any law enforcement agency in Maryland from entering into agreements to cooperate with ICE in what is known as the 287(g) program. The measure…
Mayor Scott’s Baltimore Screenwriting Competition 2026 is open; $10,000 in prizes to be awarded
Aspiring screenwriters in Baltimore City, now’s your chance to submit your scripts for the mayor’s competition, and maybe win a cash prize.
Maryland lawmakers float taxing social media companies over mental health
Maryland lawmakers are considering taxing social media giants for their role in harming the mental health of children.
Grateful Dead-themed event gives new Mount Vernon music venue its first sold-out concert
Tickets have sold out for a Grateful Dead-themed concert set to take place at Mount Vernon Place Church on Feb. 21.
Thurday Morning Headlines: Reactions to Moore redistricting plea; How will snow melt affect the Chesapeake?; Woodstove ashes spark house fire; and more.
Mixed reactions to Gov. Moore’s redistrcting plea – WBAL News Radio How will snow melt impact the Chesapeake Bay? – CBS Baltimore Trump administration won’t withhold $700 million from Maryland schools – Baltimore Banner Baltimore inspector general says she will go to court to fight for records – Baltimore Brew Discarded woodstove ashes set Harford…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Moore pushes for redistricting, navigates Trump in State of the State address; At least 15 winter-related deaths in Maryland since snow and ice storm; Jackson Holliday to miss Orioles’ opening day; and more.
Wes Moore’s State of the State: Pushing for redistricting, navigating Trump’s tensions — The Baltimore Banner At least 15 die from cold in Maryland in first 2 weeks of heavy snow, ice storm — The Baltimore Sun Jackson Holliday to miss opening day with broken bone in hand — WBAL Bill to create statewide nonemergency…
Worthington Green: Luxury Homes, Privacy, and Timeless Craftsmanship
Worthington Green, located in the desirable Owings Mills area of Maryland, has been a standout community since its establishment in 2013. Thoughtfully developed over the years, the neighborhood is celebrated for its spacious homes and a strong sense of community, fostering both connection and privacy. It is recognized for its distinctive collection of high-end custom…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: State of State speech to focus on core issues, not redistricting; Baltimore returns to normal collection post-storm as trash piles up; Beware of unpaid parking ticket text scam; and more.
Gov. Moore to set aside redistricting and focus on core goals in State of State address – Maryland Matters Trash stacking up as DPW resumes normal collection weeks after snowstorm – WBAL News Radio Protests in Western Maryland after commissioners declare “full support” for ICE detention center – CBS News Beware of unpaid parking ticket…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Dem governors to skip White House dinner after Moore was disinvited; Sotto Sopra gets dress code; Baltimore resumes normal trash collection after snowstorm disruption; and more.
Democratic governors will skip White House dinner in support of Moore — The Baltimore Banner Sotto Sopra gets dress code amid changing views of formality at Baltimore restaurants — The Baltimore Sun ‘Piled up to my height’: Trash stacking up as DPW resumes normal collection weeks after snowstorm — WBAL Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin now…
Baltimore County Foreclosure Hot Spots Up 30% in Q3 2025: What Homeowners Should Know
by Justin Mitchell, Maryland Cash Home Buyers (MCHB) Foreclosure activity in Baltimore County increased in the third quarter of 2025, according to data from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). The DHCD “Foreclosure Hot Spots” report for Q3 2025 shows: DHCD categorizes foreclosure “hot spots” based on the concentration of foreclosure-related filings…
