Peabody Preparatory moves its Towson-area location
First and St. Stephen’s United Church of Christ will be the new home of Peabody Preparatory’s Towson-area location.
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — September 3, 2026
Today’s topics include: UMD battles over Terp territory; rabid raccoons spark county response; abandoned boats plague county waters.
Low water levels force closure of Prettyboy Reservoir boat ramp until further notice
Drought conditions dampen the fun for boaters at Prettyboy Reservoir, but other small watercraft are allowed.
Can you bring Poe’s ‘The Raven’ to life? Enter the very first Raven-Off contest!
You don’t even have to memorize it! The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre is holding the first ever Raven-Off competition.
‘Yes Chef!’ Closes at McHenry Row in Locust Point
Fast-casual restaurant and prepared meal service Yes Chef! has closed at McHenry Row in Locust Point.
Baltimore debuts new overdose dashboard to better data sharing with partners
The city of Baltimore unveiled its overdose data and map dashboard Tuesday, which gives residents and nonprofits granular information on where addiction is hitting the city.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — September 2, 2026
Today’s topics include: Cleveland’s creeping tree threat; Maryland’s mysterious citation loophole; guns, jazz, and membership exodus.
Baltimore’s historic decline in homicides and shootings continues as summer comes to a close
Mayor Scott’s violence intervention strategy continues to show success as shooting and homicide numbers keep dropping.
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland Supreme Court weighs redistricting amendment; Baltimore agency investigated for fraud; Maryland regulators consider energy efficiency program cuts; and more.
Maryland Supreme Court weighs redistricting amendment as ballot deadline looms — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore agency that placed mom and 6 ‘malnourished’ kids in rowhome investigated for fraud — The Baltimore Banner How low should it go? Maryland regulators weigh energy efficiency program cuts — Maryland Matters Baltimore woman says caregiver hid her father’s death…
Peabody Preparatory moves its Towson-area location
First and St. Stephen’s United Church of Christ will be the new home of Peabody Preparatory’s Towson-area location.
Archbishop Lori to bestow honors from Pope upon 21 Marylanders for service to the Church and community
Twenty-one Marylanders will be honored for their exceptional service to their communities and the Catholic Church.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Charm City Live; Kacey Musgraves; Film Festival; and more.
From a Kacey Musgraves concert to the free Charm City Live festival, there are plenty of ways to be entertained this Labor Day weekend.
Create Baltimore gets a one-year extension to work with the city on arts-related events and programs
Create Baltimore, formerly known as BOPA, has been authorized to work with the city on arts-related events and programs for another year.
Morgan State University awarded $3M from Bisciotti Family Foundation for scholarships
The Bisciotti Family Foundation has committed up to $3 million to Morgan State University in the form of scholarships and support for 40 students.
Thursday Morning Headlines: Hospitals hit by cyberattack; Gov. Moore defends academic progress despite test scores; Oral arguments today in redistricting case; and more.
Hospitals hit by cyberattack; Gov. Moore defends academic progress despite test scores; Oral arguments today in redistricting case
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Eastpoint Mall clears out; One of first Southwest airport lounges opens at BWI; Members leave Owings Mills gun range being used by ICE; and more.
Empty stores and funky smells at the end of Eastpoint Mall — The Baltimore Banner Southwest chooses BWI for one of its first airport lounges — Baltimore Business Journal Some members leave high-end Owings Mills gun range after learning it’s being used by ICE — Baltimore Brew ThriftBooks to close plant, lay off 136 employees…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore police seek “Most Wanted” suspect; Woman found dead in Patapsco State Park is identified; Inside Maryland’s $21.9 billion transportation plan; and more.
Baltimore police seek “Most Wanted” suspect; Woman found dead in Patapsco State Park is identified; Inside Maryland’s $21.9 billion transportation plan
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Swastikas found at Howard County elementary school; Exelon refuses to refund $32M to customers; Maryland failed to collect $818.1M in tolls and penalties; and more.
Swastikas found at Howard County elementary school; advocates say hate is normalized — The Baltimore Sun Exelon utilities are refusing to refund $32M to customers, citing a change in state law — The Baltimore Banner Maryland Transportation Authority failed to collect $818.1 million in tolls, penalties — Maryland Matters Maryland man faces federal charges after…
Baltimore kicks off campaign to reduce substance use disorder stigmas
Baltimore is kicking off a new campaign to address stigma around substance use disorder as part of its effort to reduce drug overdoses.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — September 1, 2026
Today’s topics include: Inner Harbor’s splashy new arrival; Columbia mall reverses controversial money move; Edgar Allan Poe House faces threat.
