The Daily Dispatch Quiz — April 20, 2026
Today’s topics include: Ravens’ bold new identity; secret CEO role revealed tonight; data center to rival City power use.
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Dan Rodricks: Preserving a Maryland memorial to those who fought for the Union
Inside an old Lansdowne church in Baltimore County, one of Maryland’s memorials to Americans who fought to preserve the Union during the Civil War now faces an uncertain future.
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Congressional Democrats focus on the Iran war. Republicans look at other things
Congressional Democrats are talking about President Donald Trump’s military campaign in the Middle East, while Republicans remain focused on voting rights and ending the partial Department of Homeland Security shutdown.
Podcast: The results of a unique General Assembly session
The 2026 edition of the Maryland General Assembly session was unique, with new leaders, an election looming and tough work on energy, immigration and more.
Dan Rodricks: Preserving a Maryland memorial to those who fought for the Union
Inside an old Lansdowne church in Baltimore County, one of Maryland’s memorials to Americans who fought to preserve the Union during the Civil War now faces an uncertain future.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — April 16, 2026
Today’s topics include: eighty-three years of history shattered; time travel celebration with official twist; federal judge rules on detention facility plans.
Klausmeier proposes more than doubling Baltimore County’s fire battallion chiefs in 2027 budget
The Baltimore County Fire Department would add 12 battalion chiefs as part of Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier’s fiscal year 2027 budget proposal that she plans to deliver Thursday.
Helping Up Mission to start construction soon on $3M ‘Recovery Park’ to replace Hendler Creamery in Jonestown
Baltimore’s Hendler Creamery property, home of the country’s first fully-automated ice cream factory, will become a $3 million park slated to open by early 2027.
Maryland lawmakers wraps up session
Gov. Moore signed bills into law Tuesday a day after the Maryland General Assembly wrapped up its 90-day legislative session.
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — April 20, 2026
Today’s topics include: Ravens’ bold new identity; secret CEO role revealed tonight; data center to rival City power use.
Monday Morning Headlines: Baltimore resident diagnosed with measles; Baltimore man charged with fatal shooting in Glen Burnie parking lot dispute; Vote set for new city schools CEO; and more.
Measles case confirmed for Baltimore resident who traveled internationally – WTOP News Baltimore man charged in fatal shooting after Glen Burnie parking lot dispute – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV Baltimore City School Board set to vote on new CEO Monday night – WMAR-TV Murder-suicide triggered by apparent domestic violence in Carroll County – CBS Baltimore Record Store…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Man charged after shooting at Towson University; Weekend closures and event-related street restrictions; Baby kidnapped from Md. found safe; and more.
Police: Man charged after shooting at Towson University – WBAL Baby kidnapped from Maryland found safe, 2 suspects arrested in Mississippi – WJZ Baltimore DOT warns of lane, ramp closures & event-related street restrictions – WBFF Bodycam video shows events leading to police-involved shooting in West Baltimore – WMAR Millions already raised, spent on handful…
Reopening after $17.5M renovation, Chick Webb rec center honors a Baltimore jazz great
Named after one of the city’s jazz greats, an East Baltimore recreation center reopened Thursday, following a $17.5 million renovation that nearly doubled the facility’s size.
A modest proposal to examine Wes Moore’s youth sports accomplishments
[Columnist’s Note: Inspired by recent developments, where a certain regional news outlet has deemed no aspect of Gov. Wes Moore’s life too insignificant for a full forensic review, a Baltimore Fishbowl contributor has taken pains to find the truth about yet another seeming discrepancy in the personal narrative of Maryland’s 63rd governor.] It all started…
Hot Plate: Foraged closes, Brian Lavin at Boordy, wine dinners galore and more
Wine, whiskey, and lots of spring produce – this week, the Baltimore food scene is blooming. Here’s a look at what’s coming up: Openings & announcements This past week, Baltimore-based fans of Foraged received some shocking news, when Chef Chris Amendola announced via social media that the Station North restaurant had closed. The Foraged team…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Man charged after shooting at Towson University; Weekend closures and event-related street restrictions; Baby kidnapped from Md. found safe; and more.
Police: Man charged after shooting at Towson University – WBAL Baby kidnapped from Maryland found safe, 2 suspects arrested in Mississippi – WJZ Baltimore DOT warns of lane, ramp closures & event-related street restrictions – WBFF Bodycam video shows events leading to police-involved shooting in West Baltimore – WMAR Millions already raised, spent on handful…
Friday Morning Headlines: Explosives found in Annapolis home during illegal deer hunting investigation; Three arrested in Catonsville for jewelry thefts; Weekend lane closures on I-83; and more.
Explosive devices found in home of Annapolis man during investigation into illegal deer hunting – CBS Baltimore Three arrested in Catonsville for stealing $14k in jewelry – WBAL News Radio Baltimore Ravens unveil new uniforms at Merriweather Post Pavilion event – ESPN Residents of Fells Point, Pigtown and Federal Hill rally against noise, violence at…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Crackdown on ‘super speeders,’ vehicles registered in Virginia; Zūm gets 5 more years to bus Howard County students; Larger canopies allowed at Ocean City, but no tents; and more.
Maryland lawmakers crack down on “super speeders” and vehicles registered in Virginia — WJZ Despite a troubled start, Zūm gets 5 more years to bus Howard County students — The Baltimore Banner Ocean City to allow larger canopies on the beach this summer, but still no tents — WMAR Seawall acquires building from century-old Remington…
Thursday Morning Headlines: Call for safety improvements after missing man found in Inner Harbor; Former Dunbar coach sentenced over overtime theft; Waymo’s future uncertain after regulation effort fails; and more.
Petition calls for safety improvements around Baltimore waterfront after body found of missing man – CBS Baltimore Former Dunbar football coach sentenced to year in prison after theft of $216k in overtime – Baltimore Banner Waymo’s future in Maryland uncertain after bill to regulate driverless vehicles fails – WBAL News Radio Recreation center reopens in…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: ICE detention center construction blocked; Baltimore breaks heat record; Maryland parents of stillborn babies could get $1K tax credit; and more.
ICE warehouse construction for detainees blocked ‘until further notice’ in Western Maryland Baltimore breaks record high temperature Wednesday, set in 1941 — WJZ Maryland parents of stillborn babies could soon get $1,000 tax credit — The Baltimore Banner Illegal deer hunting leads to discovery of explosives in Annapolis — WMAR A billboard is rising on…
MICA students win big in business competition for planting creative roots in Baltimore
MICA’s 10th annual UP/Start Venture Competition awarded more than $105,000 to students and recent grads for innovative Baltimore businesses.
