Baltimore Weekend Events: Orioles’ 90s Show; Liquid Nitrogen Slushie; Glassblowing Workshop; and more.
Travel back to the sounds of the ’90s with an Orioles post-game show, make a slushie using liquid nitrogen, create a glassblown art piece, and more this weekend in Baltimore.
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Podcast: What’s whispered Downy Ocean in August becomes law in Annapolis in April
MACo is a lot of things: It’s a powerful non-partisan advocacy organization but also a must-attend summer conference that brings leaders together to review important issues in a convention hall…
Maryland correctional officers now have a new piece of uniform: body cameras
Correctional officers at every Maryland state prison have now been outfitted with body worn cameras as part of a statewide initiative aimed at increasing safety and accountability inside correctional facilities.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 20, 2026
Today’s topics include: illegal treasures surface in Overlea; queer theater finds permanent ground; we’re No. 2 in women’s equality.
Got ideas on nutrition? Share ’em! Maryland Department of Health wants better nutrition access for Medicaid enrollees
Share your ideas for how Maryland’s Department of Health can better deliver nutrition to its Medicaid enrollees.
Baltimore will continue offering full childhood vaccine schedule despite Trump’s latest shakeup
Baltimore is still offering all immunizations on the federal childhood vaccination schedule despite President Donald Trump’s latest order.
Maryland back on track as home of new FBI headquarters after federal lawsuit win
A federal district judge in Maryland ruled Monday the Trump administration cannot proceed with moving the new Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) headquarters from Greenbelt to Washington D.C.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 19, 2026
Today’s topics include: concert chaos leads to extradition; deportation case returns to haunt; Affordable Care Act faces new test.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Paramedic pleads guilty in workplace bodily fluids case; Police say man wanted in Baltimore teen’s death killed himself when SWAT arrived with warrant; Retired teacher runs radio station out of basement; and more.
Baltimore County paramedic pleads guilty in workplace bodily fluids case — The Baltimore Sun Man wanted in Baltimore teen Jada Sellers’ death kills himself when SWAT arrives to execute warrant, police say — WJZ Underground radio, literally: Retired HS teacher runs station out of basement — WMAR Maryland launches court-ordered mental health care in Baltimore,…
Potbelly sandwich shop coming to Baltimore County
The restaurant chain Potbelly is gearing up to open its newest sandwich shop in Baltimore County next month.
MOM’s Organic Market updates face mask policy to no longer require doctor’s note
MOM’s Organic Market has “clarified” its policy regarding face masks, after the original policy drew backlash from employees and customers.
Security officers strike in Harbor East over Unfair Labor Practices
For the second time since April 2026, Abacus security workers are striking over Unfair Labor Practices of their employer.
Baltimore County breaks ground on first public splash pad
Baltimore County officials this week broke ground on the new 2,700-square-foot splash pad at Northwest Regional Park in Owings Mills.
Hot Plate: Gratitude coming to Station North, tomatoes at Bar Dali, Sally O’s turns 6, and more
From spritzes to tomatoes, local restaurants are going all-in on the final, steamy weeks of summer in Baltimore.
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Paramedic pleads guilty in workplace bodily fluids case; Police say man wanted in Baltimore teen’s death killed himself when SWAT arrived with warrant; Retired teacher runs radio station out of basement; and more.
Baltimore County paramedic pleads guilty in workplace bodily fluids case — The Baltimore Sun Man wanted in Baltimore teen Jada Sellers’ death kills himself when SWAT arrives to execute warrant, police say — WJZ Underground radio, literally: Retired HS teacher runs station out of basement — WMAR Maryland launches court-ordered mental health care in Baltimore,…
Friday Morning Headlines: A string of seizures of khat at Baltimore-area airports; The endorsement record of Mayor Scott shows influence; 47 cars remain trapped in Glen Burnie office-tower garage; and more.
A string of seizures of khat at Baltimore-area airports; The endorsement record of Mayor Scott shows influence; 47 cars remain trapped in Glen Burnie office-tower garage
Thursday Morning Headlines: Gov. Moore has spent 1 in 5 days in other states; Annapolis house explosion leaves woman dead; ICE official held in contempt by judge over unlawful Baltimore arrest; and more.
Gov. Moore has spent 1 in 5 days in other states; Annapolis house explosion leaves woman dead; ICE official held in contempt by judge over unlawful Baltimore arrest
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Tornado watch for parts of Maryland through 10 p.m.; WMAR bid farewell as station goes anchorless; Baltimore County jewelry store hit by $200K burglary; Baltimore joins TV tower lead paint lawsuit; and more.
Tornado Watch issued until 10:00 PM — WMAR WMAR anchors bid emotional farewell as station shifts to anchorless streaming — The Baltimore Banner Caught on camera: Thieves steal $200K from Baltimore County jewelry store — WBFF/Fox45 Baltimore joins TV tower lead paint lawsuit, while lead chips flake off city-owned bridges — Baltimroe Brew Judge hands…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Trial opens for Baltimore officer accused of running down man with cruiser; A call for new restrictions after Assateague pony deaths; First IG report in 7 months released in Baltimore County; and more.
Trial opens for Baltimore officer accused of running down man with cruiser; A call for new restrictions after Assateague pony deaths; First IG report in 7 months released in Baltimore County
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Dead beaver tests positive for rabies; Anne Arundel schools updates gender identity regulation; Nonprofit in urgent need of new space to continue food distributions; and more.
Beaver at Maryland state park tests positive for rabies — WJZ Anne Arundel schools updates gender identity regulation following Trump administration threats — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore nonprofit 4MyCiTy urgently seeks new space to continue food distributions — WBAL University of Maryland professor denied bond, remains in ICE custody — WMAR Baltimore recovers $1.4M after…
