Baltimore County hosts pre-sale for rain barrels and compost bins
Baltimore County government is hosting an online pre-order sale for compost bins and rain barrels, but purchases need not be county residents.
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Dan Rodricks: Raising funds, local pride and hope for Edmondson Village
Edmondson Village is undergoing a major redevelopment, with community-sourced investment led by real estate investor Lyneir Richardson.
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Podcast: The hidden stories behind Maryland’s state symbols
Maryland has 26 official state symbols, and many of them – from jousting to square-dancing have intriguing back stories.
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Advocates rally against disability services cuts as budget heads to Gov. Moore
Disability rights advocates have been rallying against proposed cuts to Maryland’s Developmental Disabilities Administration in the state’s $70.8 billion operating budget.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — April 6, 2026
Today’s topics include: R&B royalty brings the drama; Hopkins faces stormwater showdown; Maryland’s slavery turning point.
A City to Come: A monastery in Irvington, Easter 2026
With a passionate congregation that is sensitive to the needs of the Archdiocese, St. Joseph’s Monastery in Irvington has survived the downsizing that has closed many other Baltimore-area churches.
Finalists announced for 2026 Sondheim Art Prize
Create Baltimore on Thursday announced the five finalists for the 21st annual Janet & Walter Sondheim Art Prize, one of the most prestigious honors in Maryland’s art scene.
Peeps vs. Cadbury? Maryland made its choice — and so has Baltimore’s comptroller.
Which reign supreme: chocolate or marshmallow treats? Maryland — and the majority of states — have a favorite when it comes to Easter candy.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — April 3, 2026
Today’s topics include: spacecraft drama threatens space mission; iconic voice in an unexpected role; a band member and a Buick.
Podcast: The hidden stories behind Maryland’s state symbols
Maryland has 26 official state symbols, and many of them – from jousting to square-dancing have intriguing back stories.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Artemis II crew request naming moon crater after Cockeysville native astronaut’s late wife; Baltimore bill would let city voters decide inspector general’s powers; Defense contractor to lay off over 200 Marylander workers; and more.
Artemis II crew tear up over idea of naming moon crater after astronaut’s late wife — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore Council bill would have city voters decide what IG’s powers should be — The Baltimore Sun Major defense contractor to lay off 227 people in Maryland — Baltimore Business Journal As E-ZPass toll debt hits…
Baltimore County hosts pre-sale for rain barrels and compost bins
Baltimore County government is hosting an online pre-order sale for compost bins and rain barrels, but purchases need not be county residents.
Aviation exhibition at Shops at Kenilworth highlights history of Glenn L. Martin Company, Martin State Airport
A new exhibition at The Shops at Kenilworth highlights the history of Martin State Airport with model airplanes and aviation memorabilia.
Apply to be a part of Fashion Remix at the Walters Art Museum
This competition invites designers to create wearable art based on collections on display at the Walters Art Museum. Applications open now.
BmoreArt’s Picks: April 7-13
BmoreArt’s picks this week: 2026 Maryland Film Festival, Donald V. Bentley Memorial Lecture at the BMA, and more.
Cheltenham investigation bill moves forward with little opposition
The state-led investigation into the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center is continuing to push through the Maryland legislature.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Efforts to protect pets in Baltimore County; A call for E-Z Pass toll debt relief; The lagging market for luxury waterfront condos in Baltimore; and more.
Bills in Baltimore County aim to increase protections for animals and pets – CBS Baltimore Baltimore’s most luxorious waterfront condos have never been cheaper – Baltimore Banner Attorney says $100 million proposal marks progress in Archdiocese bankruptcy case – WBAL News Radio A call for relief as E-ZPass toll debt hits six figures for some…
Monday Morning Headlines: The Baltimore pastor who delivered an Easter sermon days after being shot; Shooting death on Key Highway in Federal Hill; Atlas group bringing steakhouses to D.C.; and more.
Baltimore pastor delivers Easter sermon days after being shot, carjacked – Baltimore Banner Snowden Square movie theater demolished to make way for new Howard County warehouse – WJZ-TV Overnight road closures coming to Reisterstown Road in Baltimore County – WBAL-TV A shooting death along Key Highway in Federal Hill – CBS Baltimore 14-year-old girl with…
Friday Morning Headlines: Family-owned Md. chocolate business to close; Mother returns money nabbed from county hot-dog stand tip jar; No deal yet on energy relief bill; and more.
Family-owned Maryland candy business set to close with plans for possible new location – CBS Baltimore Mother returns money taken from tip box at Baltimore County hot dog stand – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV Ride-share passenger armed with gun accused of dealing drugs in Linthicum – WBAL-TV Maryland House and Senate keep diverging on energy bill -…
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Ex-Turnstile guitarist charged with attempted murder; Insurer settles with owner, operator of Dali ship; Family of man shot in crisis presses for investigation into Baltimore County Police response; and more.
No bail for ex-Turnstile guitarist in ‘targeted attack’ on singer’s dad — The Baltimore Banner Insurer settles with owner, operator of ship that hit Baltimore’s Key Bridge amid effort to limit liability in collapse — WJZ Family of man shot in crisis presses for investigation into Baltimore Co. Police response — The Baltimore Sun 9…
UMBC Poll asked about favorite MLB teams; Guess which had the mOst vOtes?
It’s no surprise that more respondents chose the Baltimore Orioles as their favorite baseball team than any other. See the numbers here.
Are you smarter than the average Marylander on state politics?
Marylanders were quizzed about state politics in the latest poll by the UMBC Institute of Politics — and the results might surprise you.
