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Friday Morning Headlines: Man fatally shoots 3 co-workers in Smithsburg, Md., police say; Angelos brothers’ lawsuit over family fortune; and more
Three dead after man shoots co-workers in Smithsburg, Md., police say — The Washington Post Lawsuit between Peter Angelos’ sons lays bare secret struggle over Baltimore Orioles’ future, possible sale of team — The Baltimore Sun ‘No criminal wrongdoing’: Baltimore City Public Schools responds to IG’s report on 12,000+ grade changes — WMAR CEO of […]
Posted inReal Estate & Home
Presenting The Gallery at Roland Park: New developer emerges to build the North Baltimore community planned by Claiborne Senior Living; construction to start in early 2025
A new developer has emerged to take over the Claiborne Senior Living project that has been in the planning stages for nearly four years.
Posted inSports
Fans will love it, but will taxpayers see a return on billions spent on stadium projects?
While fans may love the features, Maryland taxpayers are unlikely to see the return on their investment they may expect from multi-billion dollar stadium investments.
Posted inArt
BmoreArt’s Picks: August 16-22
BmoreArt’s Picks: August 16-22 This Week: Unveiling Resistance exhibition continues at The Galleries at CCBC, MAP presents a J.M. Giordano fundraising auction for Baltimore Abortion Fund, Baltimore Old Time & Bluegrass jam at R. House, Station North SIPS, BROS cosplay karaoke at No Land Beyond, CLLCTIVLY’s We Give Black Fest at West Covington Park, Single […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Three familiar faces from John Waters movies – Divine, Ricki Lake and Mink Stole – are still making news in 2025
John Waters’ friends and actors Divine, Ricki Lake and Mink Stole are in the news for a play, cabaret performances, and a plan to rebuild a burned-down home.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Baltimore OUTloud theater writer embarks on ‘POTUS Theater Trail’ tour
Baltimore theater writer Bekah Walsh will kick off a journey around the country in September to see as many regional productions of “POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive” as possible.
Posted inThis Month's Events
Mark Your Calendars: April 2025 Events
That “April showers” saying may be about rain, but this month the events are pouring in. Check out the month ahead in this roundup.
Posted inPolitics & Business
Maryland lawmakers push for Chesapeake Bay to become National Park unit
By Shifra Dayak, Capital News Service The Chesapeake Bay could see a boost in status under legislation introduced this summer to designate the region as a National Recreation Area.
Posted inDowntown
CFG Bank Arena on target to present 120 shows in its first year of operation, managers say
Baltimore’s refurbished CFG Bank Arena is on target to present 120 concerts and other events in its first year of operation, or about one show every three days.
Posted inTop Headlines
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Baltimore actress Moses Ingram one of stars of new Star Wars show; Maryland ghost gun ban goes into effect; and more
Baltimore actress playing ‘Reva’ in Disney’s Obi-Wan Kenobi says she’s getting hateful comments on social media — WMAR New Maryland law bans sale, receipt and transfer of unregistered ‘ghost guns’ — WBAL Baltimore City Council presses for answers on American Rescue Plan spending as director pleads for public to ignore ‘misinformation’ — The Baltimore Sun […]
Posted inEvents
FashionEASTa returning for 9th annual Baltimore fashion show next month
The Harbor East fashion show event FashionEASTa is returning for its 9th year to the waterfront community. Due to the pandemic, the event hasn’t been held in person since 2019. But local retailers will once again have the opportunity to showcase their fall fashions down Aliceanna Street from noon to 5 p.m. Sept. 17.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
HeBros and SEED School partnership strengthens kinship between Black and Jewish communities
A winning bid on a golf trip at a charity auction 20 years ago has grown into close friendships among members of Baltimore’s Black and Jewish communities.
Posted inAround Town
Shop and Support with A Style Studio
This Thursday, May 19, enjoy a shop and support event with A Style Studio. From 10am – 5pm, shop at A Style Studio and a percentage of sales will be donated to the Erin Levitas Foundation. The day will also include Rails Trunk Show, gift with purchase and a raffle giveaway. Treat yourself for a […]
Posted inRoland Park
From proposal to reality: Roland Park Community Foundation unveils new video that outlines sweeping vision and next steps for the creation of Hillside Park
Nearly one year after the Roland Park Community Foundation was selected to buy land from the Baltimore Country Club to create a new civic amenity called Hillside Park, its members are focusing on what they need to do to make it a reality.
