Supreme Court declines to hear former Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s appeal — WMAR Marilyn Mosby faces possible disbarment in wake of today’s U.S. Supreme Court decision — Baltimore Brew Trial underway for Baltimore man charged in 2022 Stricker Street blaze that killed 3 firefighters — The Baltimore…
In "What Kind of Mother," author Judith Sandler gives a harrowing and frank account of their family's desperate struggles to help son James amid his challenges with substance use disorder and mental illness -- and ultimately reaching peace with letting go.
The Scott administration’s plan to close a key section of Light Street to assist a developer, initially proposed to start as early as November, is now unlikely to move ahead this fall.
Great Talk Inc presents THE DATA CENTER OUTRAGE: CAN AI SURVIVE WITHOUT DATA CENTERS? This panel discussion will take place on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 7pm, at University of Baltimore, H. Mebane Turner Learning Commons, 11415 Maryland Ave, Baltimore MD. Registration is free for both in-person or livestream…
President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Tradepoint Atlantic in Sparrows Point on Tuesday to speak about the military technology company Anduril Industries.
Special Prosecutor Jack Smith was treated like something of a celebrity akin to Bruce Springsteen and Joan Baez at the Merriweather Power to the People Concert
Where Boys Become Their Best At The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland, a Pre-K through grade 12 day and boarding school, education begins with a simple belief: boys learn best when they are known, challenged and understood. That is why every part of the Boys’ Latin experience is intentionally designed around how boys…
Last week, we shared news about Harborplace store closures; legislation proposed to close a portion of Light Street for the Harborplace redevelopment; and Maryland's enforcement of "Plate Were You Live" going into effect.
Tapping of Susquehanna River for drinking water begins today; Community demands justice after 12-year-old girl killed over parking spot dispute at youth football game; Trump heads to Tradepoint Atlantic on Tuesday
Seeking a delightfully different sort of seasonal celebration this October? The Waldorf School of Baltimore has you covered with our seasonal community event: The Magical Moonstroll. On Saturday, October 10, 2026 WSB joins forces with artists, alumni, and actors to prepare an enchanted stroll which encapsulates all…
From fun in Fell’s Point to wine in the country, this week offers tons of opportunities to eat and drink around Baltimore. Here’s a look at what’s on tap: Openings & announcements The owners of Oleum announced this week that they are opening Dahlia Cocinita, a vegan Latin café in Canton. Ubon, a Thai spot,
Maryland Congressional members called the ads propagandistic and illegal. By Ashna Balroop and Rhiannon Evans Capital News Service WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s new taxpayer-funded television advertisements are sparking backlash from lawmakers who consider the ads illegal and a misuse of federal dollars. U.S…
When School Fits, Everything Changes For more than 25 years, Baltimore Lab School has helped bright students with ADHD, dyslexia, and language-based learning differences do more than keep up—they thrive, growing in confidence, curiosity, and joy. Here, a learning difference is not a problem to fix; it is simply part…
Today's topics include: Mail-in ballots for November election; Guinness announcement about Halethorpe brewery; A frothy new robotic service at the soon-to-open Caffè Futuro in Fells Point; and more.
Community demands accountability after deadly Fells Point attack; 35k lose SNAP benefits due to program chages; BGE rate-setting pilot to end after no clear benefit
Power to the People at Merriweather will be streamed live; Documents show suspect stalked couple in Fells Point before deadly attack; Is Wes Moore keeping his promise to end child poverty?
The challenges facing women in politics in Maryland, and how they've made gains but where they've fall short, is the subject of the latest episode of the Maryland Now podcast.
Man arrested in Fells Point attack that led to death of 76-year-old woman; Baltimore IG says her records access has been restored; Big upgrades at Maryland's nuclear power plant after deal with Amazon
Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET)Wednesday, November 4 • 6 PM – 7 PM Discover how IMET’s Chen Lab is turning microalgae research into real-world solutions. Ph.D. students Jeffery Jiao and Nick Gallagher will share their work using Chesapeake Bay microalgae to address CO₂ pollution and produce…
The Greater Baltimore Committee and Enterprise Community Partners are creating a $100 million fund that would provide private capital to help investments in Baltimore neighborhoods.
KIM RICHARDSON, HEAD oF SCHOOL The Waldorf School Of Baltimore After more than two decades leading and teaching in Waldorf schools, Kim Richardson has joined the Waldorf School of Baltimore as its new Head of School. She previously served as Head of School at Linden Waldorf School and currently sits on the board of…
‘We talked about planning ahead’: Lawmakers prepare for new Medicaid eligibility requirements imposed by One Big Beautiful Bill By Cat Murphy Capital News Service WASHINGTON — With new Medicaid eligibility requirements set to take effect at the beginning of next year, the Maryland congressional delegation says it is…
Today's topics include: A new venue at Camden Yards, Annapolis City Council's crack down on short-term rentals, Amazon’s new 20-year deal with Calvert Cliffs, and more.
New Maryland law changes how juveniles are charged; 83 new affordable apartments in North Baltimore; Baltimore schools commissioner resigns amid apparent FBI investigation
Baltimore baby born on July 4 is competing to be named the 2026 Baby of the Year — WMAR Baltimore students blame elected leaders for unreliable transit to school — The Baltimore Banner British royal Prince Edward visits Baltimore school as award program expands into city — The Baltimore Sun Bozzuto inks deal to move
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This fall, there are many opportunities to tour our campus, peek inside our classrooms, and meet our students, faculty, and leadership. We look forward to welcoming your family! First Look at Friends Open HousesOctober 14, 10:00-11:30 a.m. November 14, 9:00-10:30 a.m.December 9, 10:00-11:30 a.m. Binoculars, Birds, and…
Attend the Oct. 10 open house at CCBC Essex Education can open doors to a degree, career advancement, hands-on job skills or simply the chance to learn something new. If you’ve been curious about CCBC, thinking about upskilling or wondering what your next step could be, attending an open house is a good place to
REBECCA BRENNAN, M.S., LOWER SCHOOL DIVISION HEAD The St. Paul’s Schools Rebecca Brennan, M.S., joins The St. Paul’s Schools as lower school division head with more than a decade of experience in elementary education. Most recently, she served as principal of Solley Elementary School in Anne Arundel County, where she…
Maryland woman accused of removing clothings on airline flight; Hegseth: no more tenure for civilians at Naval Academy; Elderly man assaulted in Fells Point
East Baltimore’s Crown Cork and Seal campus will become part of a 40-acre development district that’s aiming to draw $500 million worth of capital investments, under City Council legislation that was introduced on Monday.
Judge steps up ICE oversight after persistent overcrowding at Baltimore facility — The Baltimore Banner 17 face weapons charges, guns recovered in search of apartments after shooting near TU — WBAL Black bear activity to increase in Maryland this fall. What to know. — The Baltimore Sun Fast-growing 24/7 golf simulator…
Fall is in full swing at Hunt Valley Towne Centre in Baltimore County, with a season packed with events, entertainment, and family-friendly fun. From movie nights and baseball celebrations to Market on Main, pumpkin decorating, and more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Market on Main: The Fall Edit | Sunday…
Newly reimagined and rebuilt this year at Cylburn Arboretum are the City Demonstration Gardens, small but inspiring spaces were created through a collaborative effort harnessing the vision and energy of a next generation of gardeners, designers, residents and non-profit leaders.
LARA D. WULFF, Ph.D., HEAD OF SCHOOL Roland Park Country School Lara D. Wulff, Ph.D. joined Roland Park Country School as its 10th Head of School on July 1, 2026, bringing 25 years of experience as an educator and leader. Most recently, she served as the Associate Head of School at Moravian Academy and has
BmoreArt's picks this week: Miguel Braceli at m/ Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Museum; Doors Open Baltimore ‘Love Letters’ Kick off at the Streetcar Museum; and more.
Salaries for Baltimore County Council proposed to rise to $119,000; 300 Maryland National Guard soldiers deploying to Africa; Ousted Columbia Association board members denied reinstatement again
Baltimore City Council approves bill allowing police to padlock repeat-offender smoke shops — WJZ BREAKING: Baltimore Inspector General asks judge to hold Scott administration in contempt — Baltimore Brew Deputy Commissioner Nadeau resigns from Baltimore Police Department — The Baltimore Sun Why have special education…
Lawyers are trying to figure out how President Donald Trump’s administration plans to enforce the Foreign Agents Registration Act, following its recent warning to noncitizens who engage in “public activity.”
BELLA CURRAN | ACADEMIC DEAN The Odyssey School Bella Curran, M.S., has been named Academic Dean of The Odyssey School while continuing to serve as the school’s Head of Early Learning. In this role, Bella will provide oversight of curriculum, professional development, and teacher training across the school. During her…
Last week, we shared news about a Baltimore hotel being awarded two MICHELIN Keys; the Harborplace developer's response to residents' lawsuit seeking to block their project; and a new location for Einstein Bros. Bagels.
The 100 Best Shows of the 21st Century — The New York Times All days of Oceans Calling Festival canceled due to impacts of nor’easter storm — WJZ Maryland service member who died in WWII but was long unidentified to be buried Saturday — The Baltimore Banner and WJZ Ex-NBA player’s Brewers Hill bar property
Two and a half years after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, members of Maryland’s congressional delegation are vowing to keep pursuing investments into the Port of Baltimore.
From annual favorites like The Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and Dia de Los Muerto Festival at Patterson Park, to the first-ever Edgar Allan Row paddle event at the Inner Harbor, there's a little treat for everyone this October.
MARY BETH LENNON | PRESIDENT Mercy High School As the longest-tenured leader of a Catholic girls school in Baltimore, Mary Beth Lennon is the first alumna of Mercy High School to serve as its president. Ms. Lennon has led the expansion of Mercy’s academic offerings and campus renewal efforts with more than $14 million…
Ravens say they feel prepared for game in Rio; How a Baltimore community's search for missing teacher ended with his arreset; Evacuations after Amtrak train catches fire in Essex
Harford County could get Maryland’s second nuclear plant — Baltimore Business Journal East Baltimore bus crash leaves 16 hurt after stolen car chase, 4 juveniles inside — WBAL Maryland rabies cases have spiked. What’s driving the surge? — The Baltimore Sun Maryland campuses grapple with cheating as AI reshapes college…