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Dan Rodricks: At the Pratt, a walk down the memory lane of Maryland politics
The Enoch Pratt Free Library’s central branch has a new exhibit of items from Maryland and Baltimore political campaigns.
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Trouble at the Wedding: Q&A With Kat Stoddard, Author of Wasp’s Nest
In Kat Stoddard’s novel “Wasp’s Nest,” a bride’s Cape Cod wedding is turned upside down with the arrival of her first husband and a handsome acquaintenance.
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Dan Rodricks: At the Pratt, a walk down the memory lane of Maryland politics
The Enoch Pratt Free Library’s central branch has a new exhibit of items from Maryland and Baltimore political campaigns.
New Maryland programs aim to ease the burn of rising energy costs
Five new programs are in effect to help Marylanders choose their own clean energy supplier, be more energy efficient, and more.
Empty seats slow Baltimore County school capacity committee
Four of the nine seats on Baltimore County’s Advisory Committee on Public School Capacity still sit empty.
Vast majority of Marylanders want oyster reefs protected. Will lawmakers listen?
Attempts to roll back protections of oyster reefs are not sitting well with Marylanders, a large majority of whom favor the sanctuaries.
Former state delegate Tony Bridges to head Maryland Transit Administration
Former Maryland Delegate Tony Bridges has been appointed as the next administrator of the Maryland Transit Administration.
Early Childcare Center ‘Everbrook Academy’ Now Open in Baltimore Peninsula
Everbrook Academy, part of Learning Care’s network of early childcare centers, opened this month at Baltimore Peninsula.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — July 29, 2026
Today’s topics include: Baltimore Ravens training facility; teen pregnancy prevention; education testing scores.
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland closes deal to buy Preakness name; Public invited to testify on Maryland redistricting; Baltime sues Kratom manufacturers; Don’t fall for these roof scams; and more.
Maryland closes deal with 1/ST Racing to buy Preakness name — The Baltimore Banner Maryland lawmakers open limited window for public testimony on redistricting — Maryland Matters Baltimore sues Kratom manufacturers, alleging deceptive marketing — The Baltimore Sun Maryland homeowners warned about roof scams after severe summer storms — WMAR MDE issues a pollution violation,…
Giant Food closing one of its Baltimore County grocery stores
Giant Food is closing one of its grocery stores in Baltimore County.
Baltimore launches design competition to make three traffic corridors more welcoming
The City of Baltimore has launched an international public art and design competition to make three traffic corridors more welcoming to the public.
10th Annual Love Groove Festival celebrates a decade of joy, healing, and cultural connection
Created by Baltimore native and Emmy-winner John Tyler, Love Groove Festival will be the first festival held at Point Park in Harbor East.
Maryland Farmers Market Week runs Aug. 2-8
Maryland Farmers Market Week will run Aug. 2-8. Maryland’s Best will kick off the week at the Reisterstown Farmers Market.
Could the ‘whole watershed’ approach help fix the Severn River?
Despite more than four decades of cleanup efforts, the Chesapeake Bay is still plagued with ecological problems, such as massive algae blooms, oxygen-depleted waters and an oyster population that remains a fraction of its historic size.
Thursday Morning Headlines: Dirt bike riders push back against crackdown; Flooding solutions sought in Fells Point; Accountability questions over Baltimore Metro; and more.
Dirt bike riders push back against crackdown; Flooding solutions sought in Fells Point; Accountability questions over Baltimore Metro
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Federal changes caused over 35K Marylanders to lose SNAP benefits; Moore travels country to support Black leaders running for office; Baltimore quilt competition gets revived; and more.
More than 35K Marylanders lost SNAP benefits from federal changes, data shows — The Baltimore Sun Wes Moore travels country to support Black leaders running for office — The Afro The revival of Baltimore’s quilt competition underscores fiber arts as tactile storytelling — Baltimore Beat Baltimore is fixing its tax sales. This city teacher might…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Severe storms leave 30,000 without power; A deal to keep Ravens in Owings Mills; Canton flashing suspect has history of similar offenses; and more.
Severe storms leave 30,000 without power; A deal to keep Ravens in Owings Mills; Canton flashing suspect has history of similar offenses
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland schools see improvements — and struggles — in MCAP scores; Maryland transit chief resigns; State’s high vax rate helping limit measles spread; and more.
Maryland students still struggle with high school-level math: See your school’s scores — The Baltimore Banner Maryland transit chief Holly Arnold resigns — The Baltimore Sun Health experts: State’s high vaccination rate is keeping spread of measles in check — Maryland Matters Local chef returns to North Baltimore neighborhood with new cafe — Baltimore Business…
Baltimore Ravens plan $120M upgrade and expansion of Owings Mills headquarters
Baltimore County has committed up to $25 million to upgrade and expand the Baltimore Ravens’ headquarters and training facility in Owings Mills. The investment pledge was included in a new long-term agreement between the county and team, which allows the Ravens to keep their headquarters in Owings Mills for decades. The agreement includes a lease…
Maryland GOP lawmaker launches ad campaign against special session redistricting effort
State Sen. Bryan Simonaire announced the launch of a statewide fight against the Maryland legislature’s special session on redistricting.
