Judge orders return of Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador — WJZ Ravens QB Lamar Jackson files trademark opposition against NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr. over use of No. 8 — The Baltimore Sun ‘I think we were conned’: More pet owners come forward, concerned they received wrong cremains — WBAL Moore to issue executive […]
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Adnan Syed will not serve more time, judge rules; HUD Baltimore field office to close; Lawmakers consider no tax on tips; and more.
Judge grants Adnan Syed’s request to reduce sentence; won’t serve any more time — Associated Press HUD Baltimore field office to close, another casualty of Musk’s DOGE — Baltimore Brew No tax on tips? Maryland lawmakers are considering it. — The Baltimore Sun Dueling bills in Maryland: A battle over mileage fees and the future […]
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‘Spirited bidding’: Greenwood’s Towing property, a prime development parcel on West North Avenue, sold at auction for $2.3 million
A prime development parcel on West North Avenue – and a location that may be familiar to drivers who have had their cars towed in the city – has been sold at auction after heavy bidding.
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Mount Vernon buildings linked to designer Rita St. Clair sell at auction for more than $1.3M
The former home of Rita St. Clair Associates and a neighboring building that contained the designer’s shop sold at auction Tuesday for bids totaling more than $1.3 million.
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Hot Plate: Sisu opens, soft shell season, wine dinners and more
As summer unofficially kicks off, the Baltimore restaurant community is going all in on seafood, seasonal flavors, and wine dinners.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Beyoncé coming to Maryland; Trump admin appeals Maryland judge’s birthright citizenship ruling; Hopkins joins universities suing over NIH cuts; and more.
Beyoncé to bring ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour to Maryland. Here’s how to get tickets — WBAL Trump administration appeals Maryland judge’s ruling blocking birthright citizenship order — The Baltimore Sun Johns Hopkins joins lawsuit against NIH cuts to universities — The Baltimore Banner Here’s how many snow days Maryland school districts have left. — WJZ State […]
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Amy Sherald’s exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art is sold out again
The “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” exhibition currently on view at the Baltimore Museum of Art is sold out again.
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Warrant for Ravens fan seen assaulting Commanders fans in video; 8X10 music venue is for sale; Concerns over events after Baltimore moves to end contract with BOPA; and more.
Warrant issued for Ravens fan seen assaulting Commanders fans in viral video — The Baltimore Sun Longtime music venue hits the market for $450K — Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore art students concerned about future events after city moves to cut ties with BOPA — WJZ Tens of millions pour into Maryland Senate race in past […]
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BISM on Tap: Good Brews for a Great Cause!
Raise your glass at the 2nd annual BISM on Tap! Featuring Blind Spot Beer, this exciting event at Checkerspot Brewing Company offers locally crafted brews, live music, delicious food, and thrilling raffles—all in support of summer programs for blind youth. Live Music by: Roses N’ Rust & The Wafflers Saturday, March 29, 2025 | 12:00 […]
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Baltimore’s Mount Vernon historic district and Mount Clare Museum will be featured on Maryland House & Garden Pilgrimage tours next spring
Twelve of Mount Vernon’s architectural treasures and the Mount Clare Museum will be available to tour when the Maryland House & Garden Pilgrimage visits Baltimore City twice next spring.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Moonrise Festival not returning to Pimlico this year; Hampden’s Wine Source up for sale; UMD lifts Greek life suspension; and more.
Moonrise Festival isn’t happening in 2024 at Pimlico; fans of popular gathering are heartbroken — The Baltimore Banner Gourmet wine store in Baltimore hits market after 23 years — Baltimore Business Journal University of Maryland lifts suspension on fraternities and sororities in College Park, five chapters remain under investigation — WJZ House, Senate leadership battle […]
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Thursday Morning Headlines: Mayor Scott exploring protections for Baltimore residents from ICE; Spending board votes to raise water rates; Triple shooting on York Road; and more.
Mayor Scott exploring legal options to protect Baltimore residents from ICE raids – WBAL-TV Aide to Maryland state senator charged with bilking scholarship funds – The Sun Baltimore Board of Estimates votes to raise water rates – WMAR-TV Baltimore will spend $12 million to collect $75 million in unpaid utility bills – The Sun One […]
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Family Fall Festival at Star Bright Farm – This Saturday, November 1
Join Star Bright Farm for one of their favorite events of the year – the annual Family Fall Festival, this Saturday, November 1. It’s a perfect day to bring the family out to the farm to enjoy food, music, shopping, activities, and plenty of open space. FAMILY FALL FESTIVALSaturday, November 110:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. […]
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Monday Afternoon Headlines: Why Mangione faces second-degree murder charge; Expert weighs in on drone sightings; Baltimore artist turns hubcaps into giant wreaths; and more.
Why Luigi Mangione faces a second-degree murder charge in the UnitedHealthcare CEO homicide — The Baltimore Sun UMD drone expert sheds light on recent sightings in Maryland — WBAL Lost parts turned into art: Baltimore man creates giant Christmas hubcap wreaths — WMAR National Aquarium in Baltimore celebrates 60 million visitors, continued economic impact Court […]
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All the buzz: Here’s what to expect when Maryland recreational cannabis sales begin July 1
Maryland’s long-awaited move toward legalization of cannabis takes full effect on Saturday July 1, when the Cannabis Reform Act becomes law. There are a variety of restrictions in place, however, regulating the personal use of cannabis.Â
