CIAA basketball tournament kicks off fifth year in Baltimore – WBAL-TV Adnan Syed’s legal fate hangs in the balance – The Sun Kevin Plank lists Sagamore Farm for sale for $22 million – Baltimore Business Journal Rented scooter and bike use expanding beyond Baltimore’s “White L” – Baltimore Brew Baltimore City school parents express frustrations […]
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The Shops at Kenilworth Winter Sidewalk Sale
Shop It! Find It! Get It! Love It! Shop steals during our Winter Sidewalk Sale from Thursday, January 4-Sunday, January 7*. Save up to 75% off at participating shops–see individual businesses for details and operating hours. Participating Businesses: About Faces South Moon Under Liza Byrd Boutique Meg Fox Aesthetics Mint + Major Quiet Storm Surf […]
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HFStival goes old school with in-person box-office ticket sales this Saturday
HFStival, a progressive rock music festival, will sell a limited number of upper deck tickets in-person on Saturday.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland judge rules against Musk and DOGE actions at USAID; Federal cuts hit Maryland Food Bank; Maryland made $72M from sales tax on recreational cannabis last year; and more.
Maryland judge says Elon Musk & DOGE’s actions at USAID violate constitution — WMAR Maryland Food Bank faces major hole after USDA slashes program — Baltimore Business Journal Maryland made $72 million from sales tax on recreational cannabis in 2024 — The Baltimore Sun Pesticide safety groups pull support for PFAS bill after House amendments […]
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland Stadium Authority approves Orioles sale; Baltimore OKs $1 vacant home sale program; Baltimore sues Eli Lilly, other drugmakers over inflated prices; and more.
Orioles sale to David Rubenstein approved by Maryland Stadium Authority — WJZ Baltimore City approves program to sell vacant homes for $1 — WBAL Baltimore sues Eli Lilly, other drugmakers for artificially inflating insulin prices — The Baltimore Sun Century-old pipe, which carries the sewage of more than a million area residents, needs more repairs […]
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No sale: Office building near Baltimore’s Inner Harbor fails to sell for $1.26M
Despite a last minute flurry of bids, a four-story office building near Baltimore’s Inner Harbor failed to sell in an online auction on Tuesday.
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Homeland Shopping Center gets new owners in more than $4M sale
Baltimore’s Homeland Shopping Center has new owners, after York Investment Inc bought the property for more than $4 million.
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Comedian John Mulaney to perform in Baltimore in 2026
Comedian John Mulaney is bringing his “Mister Whatever” tour to Baltimore next year. Tickets go on sale this week.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Legionella bacteria detected in water at three Baltimore courthouses; Md. liquor stores voice concerns about proposed grocery alcohol sales; Ellicott City woman embezzled $1M for Taylor Swift tickets and other items; and more.
Water testing finds elevated levels of legionella bacteria at Baltimore City courthouses — WBAL Maryland liquor stores fear losses as Gov. Moore backs grocery alcohol sales — The Baltimore Sun Ellicott City woman embezzled $1M, used funds for Taylor Swift tickets, luxury items — The Baltimore Banner Man with ties to owner of Baltimore-based Berger […]
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Summer Plein Air Show in Highlandtown coming in August
The 12th annual Summer Plein Air Show takes place the first Saturday in August, hosted by the Crystal Moll and Highlandtown Galleries.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland approves $50.3M Key Bridge cleanup contract; Woman dies at Baltimore jail; Group sues Baltimore over tax sale practices; and more.
Maryland approves $50.3M contract for Key Bridge cleanup — The Baltimore Sun Woman dies while in custody at Baltimore Central Booking & Intake Center — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore City sued by community group over tax sale practices — WJZ Man acquitted in teen’s 2010 killing after multiple trials now faces unrelated rape, assault charges […]
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Comedian Mike Birbiglia to perform in Baltimore on Feb. 4 and 5
Tickets to comedian Mike Birbiglia’s Baltimore shows next year will go on sale for the public Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Carpe Librum Bookstore and Art Gallery Website Sale through Friday
Stan Lee, the shop cat at Carpe Librum Bookstore and Art Gallery, would like to announce that the bookstore is having a sale on the website today through Friday. Get 20% off your order with promo code Stan Lee at checkout. Baltimore residents can also get free delivery. Some books he suggests include Toto’s Tale, […]
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Light Street now reappearing in the new Locke Landing development, home sales at development ‘wildly successful’
Townhomes and new apartment buildings are rising at rapid pace at Locke Landing, a 25-acre residential redevelopment in Baltimore Peninsula.
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Urban Landscape (Hampden edition): Church conversion moves ahead, Wine Source sale update, apartment project stalls, new festival on June 1
Developers won preliminary approval to convert a dormant Hampden church to a restaurant and are now looking for a tenant to fill the space.
