Calvin Young becomes board chair of the Baltimore Development Corporation
Calvin Young, interim Deputy Mayor for Community and Economic Development, is now Board Chair of the Baltimore Development Corp.
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Rep. Glenn Ivey floats stripping police function from ICE
The Department of Homeland Security is in a partial shutdown over a funding standoff in Congress, and Democrats say they won’t approve more money for the agency without reforms to…
Answers to Dan Rodricks’ Baltimore Winter Doldrums Quiz
Here are the answers to Dan Rodricks’ Baltimore Winter Doldrums Quiz.
Trump revokes finding that greenhouse gases pose risk to public health
President Donald Trump is striking down the Greenhouse Gas endangerment finding, a 2009 report from the Environmental Protection Agency that serves as the basis for a range of emission standards…
Summer Camps that make Learning Fun
Amy Lynne Shelton has been with the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) for 13 years and has served as executive director for the last three. The nonprofit’s summer…
MTA launches third annual Earth Day Art competition
Maryland kids from ages 5 to 17 can submit their most creative imaginings for the chance to have their artwork on an MTA bus!
Baltimore Fishbowl’s 2026 Guide to Summer Camps
Welcome to Baltimore Fishbowl’s third annual Guide to Summer Camps! Over the next few weeks, we will post stories you’ll find in the guide about local summer camps and programs. To…
Baltimore’s restaurants and bars rely on sports fans to stay afloat
Dedication to teams, across sports, drives patrons to bars in Baltimore at all hours, helping the Baltimore restaurant industry survive.
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Calvin Young becomes board chair of the Baltimore Development Corporation
Calvin Young, interim Deputy Mayor for Community and Economic Development, is now Board Chair of the Baltimore Development Corp.
Rep. McClain Delaney differs with Washington County officials on a possible local ICE center
As speculation about the opening of a new Immigration and Customs Enforcement center in Washington County circulates, county and federal officials are clashing over the next course of action.
See you this weekend at American Craft Made Baltimore!
Discover the work of 400 artists alongside hands-on activities and demonstrations this weekend at American Craft Made Baltimore, February 20-22, 2026 at the Baltimore Convention Center. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or looking for a fun way to spend a weekend and do some shopping or learn a new skill, there’s something for everyone. Find…
Baltimore Weekend Events: American Craft Made, Stoop Storytelling, K-Pop Demon Hunters, and more
This weekend in Baltimore, dance along to music from “K-Pop Demon Hunters,” celebrate 20 years of the Stoop Storytelling Series, and attend the East Coast’s largest juried crafts fair.
Summer Program Profile: Baltimore Lab School Summer Program
Baltimore Lab School Summer Program: Where Learning Differences Are Strengths Baltimore Lab School’s Summer Program offers a structured, engaging option for families seeking academic support and confidence-building for children who learn differently. Designed for students with ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning disabilities, the four-week program (from July 6 – July 31) blends targeted academics with…
Everyone knows Maryland needs more housing. Why can’t we build it?
Maryland is in the middle of a full‑blown housing crisis. For 12 straight years, more Marylanders have left the state than moved in, and the trend is accelerating. As Comptroller Brooke Lierman explains, it’s not just retirees heading south. Younger residents and middle‑income families are leaving too, taking billions in economic activity with them. “I…
Thursday Morning Headlines: Another case of local police mistaken for ICE; Trash collection woes continue in Baltimore; Howard man indicted on international kidnapping charge; and more.
Baltimore region communities on edge after local police mistaken for ICE – CBS Baltimore ICE opens office for its attorneys in Hunt Valley, lawyer confirms – Baltimore Banner Baltimore residents fed up as trash collection delays extend weeks after winter storm – WBAL News Radio Johns Hopkins study finds Obamacare credits were huge boost for…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Hakeem Jeffries pressures Maryland to redistrict; Sheriffs seek to reinstate 287(g) agreements following ban; Baltimore theatre to undergo multimillion-dollar renovation; and more.
Hakeem Jeffries pressures Maryland to redistrict; Senate president holds firm — The Baltimore Sun ‘Betrayal to law enforcement’: Sheriffs seek to reinstate 287(g) agreements after ban took effect — WBAL Baltimore’s Arena Players theatre to undergo multimillion-dollar renovation — WJZ Water taxi users to see adjusted routes, operating hours in March — The Baltimore Banner…
Build Athletic Skills at Sports-Focused Camps
Independent schools throughout the region offer summer camps that help young people get to the next level in the sports that are important to them. Many are led by school coaches and develop skills through drills, scrimmages and games. Here are a few popular ones. Gilman Summer: Led by the school’s coaches, half-day and full-day…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Another try for grocery store beer and wine sales; Moore pushes back on Trump claims on Potomac sewage leak; Legal claims over Johns Hopkins abandoning Baltimore building; and more.
Baltimore corrections officers facing charges related to alleged assault on juvenile – WBAL News Radio Maryland lawmakers make new effort for beer and wine sales in grocery stores – CBS Baltimore Moore administration pushes back against Trump claims on Potomac sewage leak – Maryland Matters Johns Hopkins bought a D.C. office building. A Baltimore landlord…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Judge rules ICE cannot re-detain Kilmar Ábrego García; Moore signs ban on local ICE deals; Fells Point restaurant files for bankruptcy; and more.
ICE cannot detain Kilmar Ábrego García again, federal judge rules — The Baltimore Banner Gov. Moore signs ban on local ICE deals, first bill out of legislative session — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore restaurant files for bankruptcy to prevent foreclosure sale of Fells Point building — WJZ López to leave DHS amid ongoing controversy over…
From One Parent to Another, This is the Place for Your Child
Discover the Stoler Early Learning Center (ELC) at the Rosenbloom Owings Mills JCC, where big ideas begin with little learners, and childhood is treated with the care and intention of joy it deserves. Choosing a preschool is a big decision, and we get it. You want a place where your child feels safe and happy,…
