Baltimore food truck owner opens restaurant in Pigtown
The owner of a Baltimore food truck that has been running since 2022 is opening a brick-and-mortar restaurant in Pigtown.
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Dan Rodricks: Launching from Baltimore, an app connecting musicians by the score
A new app, developed by a Peabody Institute professor and his cello student, will connect muscians around the world who are practicing the same piece of music.
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Can This Marriage Be Saved? Q&A with Michelle Brafman, Author of ‘Draw Near to Me’
In Michelle Brafman’s fourth novel “Draw Near to Me,” the discovery of an affair leads to a coma and a family’s struggle to pick up the pieces.
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Year-over-year Q2 revenue from Maryland cannabis sales tax up more than $10 million
This year’s quarterly report from the state comptroller showed steady increasing revenue from Maryland cannabis sales taxes.
Maryland judge blocks redistricting amendment from November ballot, state Supreme Court will have final say
A Maryland circuit court judge ordered that a constitutional amendment changing the state’s congressional redistricting guidelines cannot appear on the November ballot, but the state Supreme Court will have the…
‘Hamilton’ musical returning to Baltimore next year; Tickets go on sale Thursday
The hit Broadway musical “Hamilton” will return to Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre next spring. Tickets go on sale this Thursday.
Can This Marriage Be Saved? Q&A with Michelle Brafman, Author of ‘Draw Near to Me’
In Michelle Brafman’s fourth novel “Draw Near to Me,” the discovery of an affair leads to a coma and a family’s struggle to pick up the pieces.
Jones burns through $1 million war chest in Baltimore County Executive race
Julian Jones, the Democratic nominee for Baltimore County Executive, had over $1 million to spend on his campaign. He’s spent most of it.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 26, 2026
Today’s topics include: Dolly’s library legacy lives on in Maryland; Ravens and Under Armour new release; Maryland hate crimes spur response.
Moore awards $10M to protect targeted communities from hate crimes
Synagogues, mosques, LGBTQ+ communities, and more received help paying for protection against those who would harm them.
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Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore Police officer arrested for alleged on-duty rape; Baltimore City Public Schools signs on to ChatGPT for Teachers; Where to see partial lunar eclipse; and more.
Baltimore Police officer arrested on multiple charges for alleged on-duty rape — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore City Public Schools signs on to ChatGPT for Teachers — The Baltimore Banner Will you be able to see Thursday’s partial lunar eclipse? Here’s what states have the best view — WJZ Debate date set as Wes Moore again…
Baltimore food truck owner opens restaurant in Pigtown
The owner of a Baltimore food truck that has been running since 2022 is opening a brick-and-mortar restaurant in Pigtown.
Baltimore Weekend Events: KittyCon, Subscape, Ekiben Night Market, Donna Summer Musical, and more.
Looking for the purrfect way to spend the final weekend of August? Whether a cat-themed festival at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, or a night market in Fells Point, there’s plenty to dig your claws into around Baltimore.
Baltimore County wants to know what your water pipes are made of. Here’s how to check.
Baltimore County residents should check their mailboxes to see whether they’ve received instructions on how to check what material makes up their water service lines.
Inaugural ArtFusion festival this Saturday celebrates the ‘Earth, Moon, and Stars’
The inaugural ArtFusion: Earth, Moon, and Stars is a free, one-day immersive arts festival and gallery exploring the world around us.
Dan Rodricks: Launching from Baltimore, an app connecting musicians by the score
A new app, developed by a Peabody Institute professor and his cello student, will connect muscians around the world who are practicing the same piece of music.
Thursday Morning Headlines: A surge in ICE arrests in the DMV leaves leaders seeking answers; Maryland included in landmark Meta settlement; Large crowds near Towson Town Center trigger police response and arrests; and more.
A surge in ICE arrests in the DMV leaves leaders seeking answers; Maryland included in landmark Meta settlement; Large crowds near Towson Town Center trigger police response and arrests
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Bill would require landlords to pay storage fees for evicted tenants; Ocean City’s new AI policy; Stanley Black & Decker to close local factory; and more.
Baltimore landlords would pay storage fees for evicted tenants under council proposal — The Baltimore Banner Ocean City adopts AI policy amid legal, privacy concerns — The Baltimore Sun Stanley Black & Decker to shutter longtime local factory, lay off 55 — Baltimore Business Journal ‘It makes a difference’: Volunteers changing lives at Sharp Dressed…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Wild mustang loose near Liberty Reservoir; Security increased at The Rotunda following disruptive youth gathering; Moody’s downgrades Baltimore City credit rating; and more.
Wild mustang loose near Liberty Reservoir; Security increased at The Rotunda following disruptive youth gathering; Moody’s downgrades Baltimore City credit rating
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Trump visa restrictions could significantly cut new grad student enrollment; Rashod Bateman accuser recants claim; Family of ‘Big Sam’ Brown files civil rights lawsuit; Police say thieves are stealing Honda airbags; Baltimore’s street cat colonies are growing;
University of Maryland predicts 30% decline in new grad students due to Trump visa restrictions — The Baltimore Banner Rashod Bateman accuser recants claim that Ravens wideout shoved her into wall — The Baltimore Sun Family of “Big Sam” Brown files civil rights lawsuit after Maryland declined to file charges against officer — WJZ Anne…
‘Slutty Vegan’ Now Open at Cross Street Market
Vegan burger restaurant Slutty Vegan has opened in Federal Hill. Another is planned at Johns Hopkins Hospital’s East Baltimore campus.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — August 25, 2026
Today’s topics include: Maryland declares outbreak in three counties; Van Hollen says no and maybe: to what?; an ancient but surprising conversation discovery.
