More Baltimore infants are dying in their sleep. Here’s how to keep little ones safe while they slumber.
Noting the rise in sleep-related infant deaths, Baltimore City leaders urged families to practice the “ABCDs” of safe sleep for their infant.
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DNR opening 100+ acres of land to lease for regenerative farming
A new program at the Department of Natural Resources encourages farmers to use regenerative farming practices.
Behind prison walls, Maryland women sew flags for Fort McHenry
At the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women in Jessup, incarcerated workers spend their days sewing American flags.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — September 4, 2026
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Getting to Charm City Live: road closures and parking restrictions
Anyone planning to attend Charm City Live needs this guide to traffic and road restrictions for Saturday’s festival.
New MARC train service will be direct link from Baltimore City to Montgomery County
Starting at the end of September, there will be transfer-free MARC train service from Baltimore City to Montromery County.
Morgan State University awarded $3M from Bisciotti Family Foundation for scholarships
The Bisciotti Family Foundation has committed up to $3 million to Morgan State University in the form of scholarships and support for 40 students.
Maryland Governor launches AI-assisted community development tool
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s administration has launched a free AI platform that provides neighborhood insights, funding resources and zoning information to entrepreneurs and developers. The Maryland Community Compass – formerly the Maryland…
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Man accused of pulling gun on Christmas carolers gets probation; Mini ‘Blockbuster’ in Hampden; 136 people killed in crashes on Maryland roads this summer; and more.
Man accused of pulling gun on Christmas carolers given 3 years’ probation — The Baltimore Banner Hampden has a new Blockbuster — sort of — The Baltimore Sun 136 people were killed in crashes on Maryland roads this summer — WMAR Violent ICE encounter in Frederick prompts calls for investigation — WBAL Silver Diner sues…
More Baltimore infants are dying in their sleep. Here’s how to keep little ones safe while they slumber.
Noting the rise in sleep-related infant deaths, Baltimore City leaders urged families to practice the “ABCDs” of safe sleep for their infant.
Nando’s Harbor East transforms into ultimate rugby clubhouse for huge match this weekend
While one of rugby’s greatest international rivalries plays a match at M&T Bank, Nando’s Harbor East will celebrate all weekend.
Baltimore County executive proposes banning large, for-profit public parties in residential neighborhoods
Commercial house parties would be prohibited from residential neighborhoods in Baltimore County under a newly proposed bill.
Bigger and better Rash Field Park will open to public after Wednesday ribbon-cutting
After 17 months of careful planning, community input, and attention to environmental impact, a new Rash Field Park will open.
Residents tell Baltimore County to reject large data centers
An overflow crowd sent the Baltimore County Planning Board a clear message Thursday night: they don’t want large data centers in the county.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Fells Point ID checkpoints are ending; Violent clash at ICE protest in Frederick; $18 minimum wage at BWI airport announced; and more.
Fells Point ID checkpoints are ending; Violent clash at ICE protest in Frederick; $18 minimum wage at BWI airport announced
Friday Afternoon Headlines: 915-pound squash sets Maryland record; Baltimore City College renovations delayed up to year; Slim pickings at Maryland’s pick-your-own apple orchards; and more.
915-pound squash grown in Sykesville sets new Maryland record — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore City College renovations delayed by up to a year — The Baltimore Banner Maryland orchard owner says slim pickings for pick-your-own apples this season — WTOP Suspicious package investigation cleared near Baltimore City Hall, police say — WBAL Shifting Gears: Transit…
Friday Morning Headlines: Redistricting ballot question can go before voters, Md. Supreme Court decides; 59 heat-related deaths mean Maryland’s deadliest summer on record; Outlaw the mustang on the loose is captured near Liberty Reservoir; and more.
Redisctring ballot question can go before voters, Md. Supreme Court decides; 59 heat-related deaths mean Maryland’s deadliest summer on record; Outlaw the mustang on the loose is captured near Liberty Reservoir
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland Supreme Court weighs redistricting amendment; Baltimore agency investigated for fraud; Maryland regulators consider energy efficiency program cuts; and more.
Maryland Supreme Court weighs redistricting amendment as ballot deadline looms — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore agency that placed mom and 6 ‘malnourished’ kids in rowhome investigated for fraud — The Baltimore Banner How low should it go? Maryland regulators weigh energy efficiency program cuts — Maryland Matters Baltimore woman says caregiver hid her father’s death…
Touching the third rail of Maryland’s unique healthcare financing system
No state has done more healthcare reform than Maryland. We’ve been part of a massive experiment since the 1970s, which has its own name: The Maryland Model. But that model is now at risk.
Two Maryland hospitals hit by cyberattack, compromising systems
Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis and Doctors Community Medical Center in Lanham were struck by cyberattacks that are causing some ambulances to reroute where they take non-critical patients. Parent company Luminis Health posted an alert on their website Tuesday evening. “Luminis Health is currently responding to a cybersecurity incident affecting certain systems across our organization,” the…
