Wes Moore to release new book as rumors of presidential possibilities persist
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is set to release a new book next March titled “Repair: Healing a Divided Nation.”
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz — November 10, 2026
Today’s topics include: Dear Leon’s unexpected global honor; mayor’s charming Center Stage debut; Van Hollen eyes a new leadership role.
Decline of pelicans in Chesapeake Bay region baffles scientists
The brown pelican population around the Chesapeake Bay has plummeted by about half from its peak in the late 2000s and early 2010s.
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Will Maryland’s Democrat-led legislature bring a new congressional back for reconsideration ahead of the 2028 election? It depends.
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Last week, we shared news about Howard County’s plan to position itself as a “film-ready community”; a new Barnes & Noble bookstore coming to Timonium; and an exhibition showcasing dirt…
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — November 9, 2026
Today’s topics include: trash picker’s humble legacy; Lamar Jackson’s return conditions; Green Party’s unexpected victory.
City leaders are finalizing a 20-year lease for the Top of the World attraction and launching a capital campaign to upgrade it
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Wes Moore to release new book as rumors of presidential possibilities persist
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is set to release a new book next March titled “Repair: Healing a Divided Nation.”
Jones vows Baltimore County will move forward with controversial Lutherville Station development
Baltimore County Executive-Elect Julian Jones said he will push through the controversial Lutherville Station project.
Harbor East welcomes new physical therapy center: Rehab 2 Perform
Rehab 2 Perform’s first Baltimore City location is now open in Harbor East, with a fitness-forward approach to physical therapy.
Menhaden fisheries along East Coast face further harvest restrictions
East Coast fishery managers have decided to curb the commercial menhaden harvest along the Atlantic coast by 17% over the next two years.
Howard County Arts Council marks 29th Annual Celebration of the Arts
With performances by high school musicians and an auction filled with local artists’ creations, Howard County’s 29th annual Celebration of the Arts was a night to remember.
BREAKING: Baltimore police investigate fatal stabbing of unidentified man found in Leakin Park
Baltimore police are investigating the fatal stabbing of an unidentified man found in Leakin Park on Tuesday afternoon.
With colder weather and rising costs, Maryland reminds families of energy assistance programs
As temperatures cool and energy costs remain hot, Maryland’s Office of Home Energy Program has served thousands more households in 2026 compared to 2025.
Andy Harris survived the blue wave. But what now?
For the second time in eight years, Republicans found themselves staring down a blue wave. And for the second time in eight years, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, R-Md., proved he could swim.
Hot Plate: Oyfest, Baltimore Station Chili Cook-off, Thanksgiving pre-orders, and more
Oysters, wine, chili, whiskey – this week, the Baltimore food scene is full of festivities. Here’s a look at what’s coming up.
Nino Mangione’s Baltimore County Council race made headlines as far away as India and Australia
Republican Nino Mangione election race hasn’t received an undue amount of attention in the local press, but it made headlines in news outlets as far away as India and Australia, fueled largely by his family ties to his cousin Luigi Mangione, who has pled guilty to the federal crimes related to the 2024 killing of…
Mayor Scott signs bill to hold landlords more accountable for condition of rental units
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott on Thursday signed a bill into law addressing health and safety standards for renters in the city.
Barnes & Noble to open Timonium bookstore
A new Barnes & Noble bookstore is coming to Timonium.
