14 international tall ships will sail into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for nation’s 250th birthday
Fourteen international tall ships will anchor across Baltimore as part of SAIL250 Maryland & Airshow Baltimore.
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Baltimore Weekend Events: 5 Seconds of Summer, Mortified, Dîner en Blanc, and more.
From a 5 Seconds of Summer concert to a Pride edition of the Mortified show, there are plenty of ways to enjoy this first weekend in June.
7 Things Baltimore Renters Always Forget to Clean Before Moving Out
By Keon White | Home & Living You've packed the boxes. You've rented the truck. You've said your goodbyes to the neighbors. And now, standing in your
Maryland seeks public input on draft Land Preservation and Recreation Plan
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources wants residents’ input on the state’s recreation needs and land conservation priorities for the next decade.
Create Baltimore Anthem Video wins multiple awards and is a Webby honoree
The Anthem video relaunching BOPA as Create Baltimore won awards from three major internet and marketing organizations, including the Webbys.
Maryland-based Clover Hill Dairy issues recall for possible Listeria contamination
Maryland-based Clover Hill Dairy issued a recall of its requesón/soft ricotta products due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
‘Taste of Third Space’ at Shaarei Tfiloh celebrates third year with music and community
Third Space at Shaarei Tfiloh is an interfaith organization using Jewish culture and traditions to foster community.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — June 5, 2026
Put your local news knowledge to the test with The Daily Dispatch Quiz, including: mayor's unexpected sheriff endorsement; judge removed from bench; support for a Western Maryland plant.
Twilight Thursdays: Summer Concert Series at Foundry Row!
Let the music play all summer long with Twilight Thursday: Summer Concert Series at Foundry Row.
Hot Plate: Lib’s Grill open in Towson, Waterfront Week events downtown, Meatball Monday at Johnny’s and...
The Baltimore restaurant community is heading outside this week, with tons of al fresco events all week long. Here’s what’s coming up.
Maryland candidates back Moore’s biotech and quantum push, but question who it reaches
Gov. Wes Moore's DECADE Act aims to help grow the state’s biotech, quantum and other high-tech companies more vigorously.
‘Soul on the Water’ jazzes up Thursday nights at Pier Six Pavilion
Jazz up your summer nights with Soul on the Water concerts at Pier Six Pavilion! The Finn Group's inaugural season has a great lineup.
Waldorf Defendant Faces 20 Years in COVID Relief Fraud Plea
BALTIMORE — Simeon Bakare, 55, of Waldorf, pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court to wire fraud charges stemming from a scheme to obtain more than $176,000 through fraudulent applications under the...
Jury Convicts Man in $15 Million Private Aviation Scam
BALTIMORE — A federal jury convicted an Annapolis man on six counts of wire fraud in connection with a private jet charter service scheme that defrauded customers of approximately $15 million. Patrick Brit...
Baltimore City Community College gave financial aid to ‘ghost students,’ audit finds
A state audit shows Baltimore City Community College awarded $264,000 in financial aid to 145 potentially fictitious or “ghost students.”
Redevelopment Plans Underway for Former Ocean Plaza Mall
Image Courtesy of Continental Realty Corporation OCEAN CITY, Md. – Continental Realty Corporation (CRC) has announced the initiation of redevelopment activities at the former Ocean Plaza Mall on Coastal Hi...
Ravens hold girls flag football clinics
Girls flag football is now a fully recognized varsity sport in Maryland, with 132 schools expected to field a team next school year thanks in part to the Ravens.
Habitat for Humanity dedicates 3 new homes at Orchard Ridge community in Baltimore City
Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake dedicated three new homes at its Orchard Ridge community in Baltimore City, with 27 total homes planned.
Baltimore Sheriff's Office seizes over 73 pounds of illegal cannabis in ongoing enforcement initiative
Baltimore Sheriff's Office seizes over 73 pounds of illegal cannabis and thousands of untaxed tobacco products in ongoing enforcement targeting unlawful smoke shops, officials announced Thursday.
Ready to read and rawr? Baltimore County Library's summer reading challenge returns with dinosaurs and prizes
The "Unearth a Story" summer reading challenge runs through August 29, offering free books, prizes and more.
New restaurant opens in Towson after other businesses leave area
Lib's Grill opened in Towson after some businesses have left the area in the past year. Within the past year some stores left the Towson Town Center including Wockenfuss, Madewell, Tommy Bahamas, and the App...
Baltimore Sun Hall of Fame 2026: Bruce Jarrell, University of Maryland, Baltimore president
Bruce Jarrell, the University of Maryland, Baltimore's leader, is an inductee of The Baltimore Sun Business and Civic Hall of Fame.
Baltimore Sun Hall of Fame 2026: Robert Hillman, retired lawyer and civic champion
Prominent employment lawyer Robert Hillman, who boosted the profile of the Enoch Pratt Public Library, is chosen for the 2026 Hall of Fame.
Celebrating the Baltimore Sun’s Hall of Fame 2026 honorees | PHOTOS
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