Mayor Scott accepts Sisson Street Task Force’s recommendations about closing popular bulk trash recycling facility in Remington
Mayor Brandon Scott has accepted a task force’s recommendations about the fate of the Sisson Street Residential Recycling Center.
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — September 17, 2026
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ star joins ‘The Traitors’; Charges dropped against officer accused of pulling a gun on woman; USA Today ranks Maryland as No. 2 place to visit for fall; and more.
Another ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ star joins hit competition show ‘The Traitors’ — The Baltimore Banner Charges dropped against Baltimore Police officer accused of pulling a gun on woman — The Baltimore Sun Maryland boasts the No. 2 place to visit for fall, USA Today ranking finds — WJZ Fighting Transportation Needs with The Food…
Mayor Scott accepts Sisson Street Task Force’s recommendations about closing popular bulk trash recycling facility in Remington
Mayor Brandon Scott has accepted a task force’s recommendations about the fate of the Sisson Street Residential Recycling Center.
Creatively Black Baltimore begins a new chapter with an exhibition at the Top of the World Observation Level
The Top of the World Observation Level of Baltimore’s World Trade Center is now the setting for an art installation by Creatively Black Baltimore.
Tickets for ‘Death Becomes Her’ at the Hippodrome on sale now
The National Tour of the Broadway adaptation arrives at the Hippodrome in February 2027. But only for a week, so grab your tickets!
Golf Simulator Concept ‘Back Nine Golf’ Coming to South Baltimore
A franchise of Back Nine Golf, an indoor golf simulator concept, is coming to the Spring Garden building in South Baltimore.
Maryland to spray for mosquitoes in select communities this weekend
The Maryland Department of Agriculture is working with local health departments to spray for mosquitoes this weekend.
Friday Morning Headlines: Trump repeals Chesapeake Bay protection order; Suspended Baltimore deputy police commissioner facing State Police investigation; Ravens fans lose prime tailgating spots; and more.
Trump repeals Chesapeake Bay protection order; Suspended Baltimore deputy police commissioner facing State Police investigation; Ravens fans lose prime tailgating spots
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Luminis Health sued over cybersecurity incident; Mayor Scott says he will fight judge’s promised order restoring IG powers; Officials confident in Maryland horse racing industry; and more.
Luminis Health Care cyberattack class-action lawsuit claims unencrypted patient data exposed at AAMC — WBAL Mayor Scott signals he’ll fight any court order that restores powers to the inspector general — Baltimore Brew Officials express confidence in state’s bet on horse racing industry — Maryland Matters Howard Council abruptly ousts appeals chair, shuts out its…
School Spirit 2026: Notre Dame Preparatory School
If there’s one thing Emma H. ’27 and Maddie L. ’31 can agree upon, it’s that Notre Dame Preparatory School is a place rich in opportunity and community. The Catholic, independent school for girls in grades 6–12 was founded on the conviction that education can transform lives, and in turn, the world. Established in 1873…
Thursday Morning Headlines: Mayor says suspension of deputy police commissioner not related to work; Officials express confidence in future of horse racing; Seven shot on East Fayette Street overnight, including toddler; and more.
Mayor says suspension of deputy police commissioner not related to work; Officials express confidence in future of horse racing; Seven shot on East Fayette Street overnight, including toddler
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland comptroller failed to pursue $600M in delinquent taxes; Lawmaker prefiles bill over Back River wastewater plant odors; Judge to order Baltimore to grant inspector general access to city computer systems; and more.
Maryland comptroller failed to pursue $600 million, audit finds — The Baltimore Sun Bob Long prefiles Back River wastewater plant legislation as odor complaints keep growing — WBAL Judge rules to grant Baltimore Inspector General access to city computer systems — WJZ More Maryland hospitals are removing fallopian tubes to prevent cancer — The Baltimore…
Trifecta Food Truck & Music Festival returns Next Saturday, Sept. 26!
Baltimore County’s biggest end-of-summer party is back. Trifecta Food Truck & Music Festival returns for its ninth year on Saturday, September 26, 2026, bringing a full day of live music, food, and family fun to the Maryland State Fairgrounds Racetrack Infield in Timonium. Trifecta, Maryland’s largest food truck festival, will feature 30+ food trucks, 40…
