Light Street-to-Calvert Street traffic spur to close in November for Harborplace redevelopment
The curving traffic spur that connects Light Street with Calvert Street will close permanently in November for the Harborplace redevelopment.
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Report: Maryland students’ skills improve, still below pre-pandemic levels
Maryland ranks among the top states in reading and math recovery since the pandemic, according to a new Education Scorecard report.
Harley theft ring stretched from Ocean City to Baltimore, 2 other states
Five people tied to a motorcycle club pleaded guilty after police said a Harley theft ring targeted Ocean City BikeFest.
Baltimore prepares for start of Code Red Extreme Heat season
Baltimore officials urge residents to take precautions to stay safe in hot weather as the city's Code Red Extreme Heat season begins Friday.
Artscape 2026 and Artscape After Dark performers announced
Three stages and two clubs will be filled with local and national talent throughout Memorial Day weekend for Artscape 2026.
Dan Rodricks: Van Hollen’s exposé of Patel, Oriole sightings, Preakness bets and a few other things nobo...
From U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen's exposé of FBI Director Kash Patel, to bets for this weekend's Preakness Stakes, Dan Rodricks shares his thoughts on a few things nobody asked about.
Water restrictions issued in Baltimore region amid severe drought
The Baltimore Department of Public Works has placed the entire Baltimore region under voluntary regional water restrictions.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Preakness, Poe Doomsday Read-a-Thon, Filipino Festival, and more.
From the 151st running of the Preakness Stakes, to a 24-hour Edgar Allan Poe read-a-thon, it's going to be a weekend full of exciting events.
Baltimore resident shot dead by police in Southern District
A Baltimore Police officer was involved in a shooting Thursday morning near the intersection of Wilkens and South Caton avenues.
Taneytown shop owner claims he had no choice but force after years of juvenile vandalism
Taneytown shop owner, charged with assault, says he used force on 11-year-old after years of vandalism by others at his property. The boy's family says his response went too far.
Choosing Kindness: Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School’s Fourth Grade Wonder Unit
At Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School, learning goes far beyond the classroom. As part of their Wonder unit, fourth grade students explored themes of
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — May 14, 2026
Put your local news knowledge to the test with The Daily Dispatch Quiz, including: a surgeon's controversial FDA exit; a new future for the Governor's Mansion?; bikes bring unexpected childhood benefits.
40 years after shipwreck, Pride II captain reflects on history, mission
Pride of Baltimore II Senior Captain Jan Miles reflects on the ship’s history, global mission and maritime legacy.
Thursday Morning Headlines: 20 residents displaced in Towson apartment fire; The best Preakness fashion for...
20 residents displaced in Towson apartment fire; The best Preakness fashion for men; Ed Hale's plan to monetize the governor's mansion
Maryland’s high costs push families to Florida. The Careys are next.
In a few days, the Carey family will leave Maryland for Florida’s Space Coast, joining a growing number of state residents who say the math of staying no longer works.
Baltimore Police chase ends with car crashing into building
The driver of a vehicle that Baltimore City Police said officers believed was connected to a carjacking tried to flee but ended with the vehicle crashing into a building.
Baltimore mayor orders SideStep probe, pushes for changes to IG’s powers
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott on Wednesday ordered an outside forensic investigation into the city’s scandal-plagued SideStep program.
Baltimore rolls out citywide summer strategy to curb youth violence
Baltimore’s newest Summer Youth Engagement Strategy recreational activities and educational efforts meant to occupy time during the summer.
FOX45: 20 residents displaced in Towson apartment fire
The apartment complex is working with families, so they will all have shelter for the immediate future.
3 takeaways: Orioles can’t let history repeat after series win vs. Yankees
The end of the Orioles' homestand featured some of the most encouraging victories of the year. Keeping it going will be key.
Gov. Moore changes campaign managers with June primaries closing in
Ron Owens, who has helmed Moore's campaign operations since last year, will conclude his time with the governor on Friday.
Cash program aims to prevent youth homelessness in Baltimore
After a successful pilot, a program giving cash to young people at risk for homelessness comes to Baltimore via Point Source Youth.
Prominent Towson office building sells for $2.65M
A prominent five-level office building at 400 East Joppa Road in Towson sold this month for $2.65 million.
As federal regulations change, see Maryland’s key cannabis statistics
The Justice Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration announced the recognition and medical use of marijuana April 23.