Aqua mower capsizes in Lake Kittamaqundi; all staff are safe
Columbia Association made the announcement on social media on Monday afternoon. Updates to come.
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Data centers will be front and center this week in Baltimore County. There will be two hearings, including one on whether there should be a moratorium on data centers through…
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 31, 2026
Today’s topics include: Maryland’s moon mystery deepens; ancient legal doctrine sinks case; ankle monitors and impossible choices.
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Data centers in the region increasingly face bans, moratoriums
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University of Maryland finds germs can survive on the moon
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 28, 2026
Today’s topics include: Maryland’s moon mystery deepens; ancient legal doctrine sinks case; ankle monitors and impossible choices.
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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…
Aqua mower capsizes in Lake Kittamaqundi; all staff are safe
Columbia Association made the announcement on social media on Monday afternoon. Updates to come.
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.
Hot House: Got a spare $38M lying around? You could own the 1,000-acre Tulip Forest Estate.
8184 Rock Hall Road, Chestertown. Hot House: Become the Next Steward of Tulip Forest Estate in Chestertown. 4 Beds/3 Baths. 2,330 Square Feet. $38.2M What: Caulk’s Field, the main house at Tulip Forest was built in 1743, and the surrounding 1,000(!) acres played a role in the war of 1812. This historic brick house, built in…
Baltimore kicks off campaign to reduce substance use disorder stigmas
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Tuesday Morning Headlines: 47 travelers from tour run by Baltimore company are missing in Nepal; Squatter with long history moves into renovated Middle River home; Wes Moore takes on Laura Loomer on social media; and more.
47 travelers from tour run by Baltimore company are missing in Nepal; Squatter with long history moves into renovated Middle River home; Wes Moore takes on Laura Loomer on social media
Monday Evening Headlines: Arundel police sergeant charged with sexual abuse of minor; Major truck crash closes all lanes of I-70; A campaign to end substance-abuse disorder stigma; and more.
Arundel police sergeant charged with sexual abuse of minor; Major truck crash closes all lanes of I-70; A campaign to end substance-abuse disorder stigma
Monday Morning Headlines: Police monitor Towson nightlife crowds; A soccer variation is coming to Sparrows Point; House fire on South Caton Avenue; and more.
Police monitor Towson nightlife crowds; A soccer variation is coming to Sparrows Point; House fire on South Caton Avenue
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland redistricting ballot question blocked again; Baltimore-based tour company’s group among missing in Nepal-China floods; Maryland among states suing Trump admin over family planning restrictions; and more.
Another Maryland judge blocks redistricting ballot question. State appeals. — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore-based tour company’s group among missing in Nepal-China floods — The Baltimore Banner and Associated Press Maryland, 22 other states sue Trump administration over family planning restrictions — Maryland Matters Defense giant to lay off 382 people in Anne Arundel County\ –…
Friday Morning Headlines: Video shows scooter crashing through Cinnaholic window during disruptive Rotunda gathering; Howard County murder suspect who reported girlfriend missing is arrested in India; The aggressive tactics as Mayor Scott pursues IG dispute in court; and more.
Video shows scooter crashing through Cinnaholic window during disruptive Rotunda gathering; Howard County murder suspect who reported girlfriend missing is arrested in India; The aggressive tactics as Mayor Scott pursues IG dispute in court
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore Police officer arrested for alleged on-duty rape; Baltimore City Public Schools signs on to ChatGPT for Teachers; Where to see partial lunar eclipse; and more.
Baltimore Police officer arrested on multiple charges for alleged on-duty rape — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore City Public Schools signs on to ChatGPT for Teachers — The Baltimore Banner Will you be able to see Thursday’s partial lunar eclipse? Here’s what states have the best view — WJZ Debate date set as Wes Moore again…
