Beloved Foot’s Forecast steps away from regular weather coverage after 22 years
After 22 years, the Maryland local meteorology team announced it was following Kenny Rogers’ advice, choosing to walk away.
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The Trump administration is targeting voter rights. Maryland congressman Johnny Olszewski, a former history and civics teacher, isn’t having it.
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Maryland Democrats urge voters to support congressional redistricting question
Maryland’s top Democrats ramped up an effort to urge voters to support an amendment to redraw congressional districts less than two weeks from Election Day, though a poll shows the…
School board candidates view AI with trepidation
Candidates who win Maryland’s school board elections will face a significant challenge: overseeing the implementation — and regulation — of artificial intelligence in the state’s 24 school districts.
‘Chip-and-tap’ EBT cards save Maryland taxpayers more than $2 million in first three months
Maryland’s new EBT cards have saved $2.2 million just in the first 3 months of use by thwarting fraud and abuse by criminals.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — October 23, 2026
Today’s topics include: a banned book’s legal battle; five thousand gallons of mystery; oysters, salmonella, and a river.
Game-day traffic got you in a bind? Baltimore is testing a fix.
After Sunday’s Ravens game, Baltimore’s transportation department will test a new post-game traffic pattern to reduce congestion.
UPDATE: Judge upholds ruling to undo Harford County school board’s ban on YA novel ‘Flamer’ to Circuit Court
A ban on young adult novel “Flamer” from Harford County Public Schools’ libraries is heading to Harford County Circuit Court.
Dan Rodricks: Olszewski takes aims at Trump’s efforts to suppress voting
The Trump administration is targeting voter rights. Maryland congressman Johnny Olszewski, a former history and civics teacher, isn’t having it.
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Beloved Foot’s Forecast steps away from regular weather coverage after 22 years
After 22 years, the Maryland local meteorology team announced it was following Kenny Rogers’ advice, choosing to walk away.
Cracks apparent in Chesapeake region’s glass recycling efforts
Many states in the Chesapeake Bay watershed struggle with recycling glass into new products. So, what gives?
Johns Hopkins University is tearing down Dell House and the former Homewood Early Learning Center
Johns Hopkins University is tearing down two buildings that have long been targeted for demolition, Dell House at 2850 N. Charles St. and the former Homewood Early Learning Center at 200 Wyman Park Drive. A contractor has begun asbestos removal at Dell House, a 16-story, 47-unit apartment building that has been vacant for years and…
Maryland early voting is up 12% over the last midterm election
Midterms are just over a week away, and early voters are showing up in record numbers. Here are some issues driving them to vote early.
Life Doesn’t Happen on the Sidelines. Neither Should Your Recovery.
From getting back in the game to staying active for life, discover a different approach to physical therapy with Rehab 2 Perform. Life doesn’t slow down just because your body does. There’s another race on the calendar. Another round of golf. Another workout you don’t want to miss. Another chance to compete, explore, or simply…
Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Early Learning Center has moved to its new home on University Parkway
Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Early Learning Center relocated this fall to a newly-constructed, two-story building.
Campus Views 2026: Garrison Forest School
The 110-acre, tree-lined Garrison Forest School campus gives students the space to explore, build, create, and think. There are endless learning opportunities outside of the classroom! Younger students have access to several different playgrounds, and the innovative outdoor classroom offers students space to climb and jump, to imagine and pretend. The outdoor classroom features nature-based…
School board candidates face a chronic problem: chronic absenteeism
Maryland public schools’ chronic absenteeism rate has dropped for four straight years, but school board candidates across the state said the problem is far from solved.
Maryland early in-person voting begins Thursday
Who are your candidates? Can you still register? Is mail-in voting still available? Get answers to your questions here!
Campus Views 2026: Cambridge School
Imagine a place where K-8 learning is not confined to four walls, but unfolds across open fields, wooded trails, and quiet corners of campus that invite students to wonder, explore, and discover. Located on Charles Street in Towson, Cambridge School’s campus plays an important role in this co-ed, Christ-centered community of learners. “From kindergarten to…
First & Franklin Presbyterian Church gets a $480,381 matching grant to restore its façade and spire, the tallest in the city
First & Franklin Presbyterian Church will receive a $480,381 matching grant to support masonry rehabilitation for its brownstone façade and brownstone and cast-iron spire, the tallest in Baltimore at 273 feet.
One for the books: Brian Dulay hired as executive director of The Book Thing
For the first time since 2019, The nonprofit book collection and donation organization is able to hire an executive director.
