Mark Your Calendars: November 2026 Events
From a hot sauce festival to a musical about a reindeer named Charmz, November has something for everyone.
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Five Stories You May Have Missed: Aquarium Layoffs; Hopkins Demolition; Rehabbing Vacant Homes; and more.
Last week, we shared news about National Aquarium preparing to lay off employees; town homes coming to Baltimore Peninsula and Locust Point; and efforts to rehab Baltimore's vacant homes.
After a devastating fire, Community Law Center has moved to a new home in Hampden
After getting displaced by a three-alarm fire last November 10, the Community Law Center has moved into a new home.
Assisted Living for Beginners, Evergreen Style
Writer Marion Winik gets by with a little help from her friends and neighbors in her so-called "assisted living" community in Evergreen.
Hunt Valley Exchange to add 5 businesses, including golf simulator studio, Indian restaurant, and more
Hunt Valley Exchange, a mixed-use community at the corner of York Road and Wight Avenue, is filling up with new businesses.
Henry H. Lewis Contractors selected to restore Howard P. Rawlings Conservatory Palm House in Druid Hill Park
Baltimore’s Department of Recreation and Parks has selected Henry H. Lewis Contractors LLC to restore the Howard P. Rawlings Palm House.
BmoreArt’s Picks: November 3-9
BmoreArt's Picks: Opening reception for Xin Ni at Goucher’s Bond Gallery, Globe Posters for the People opening reception at MICA, and more.
Lamar Jackson headed to IR after thumb injury as Ravens fall to Bills
The Ravens’ 36-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills may prove far more costly than another mark in the loss column. Lamar Jackson injured his right thumb on Baltimore’s first offensive snap and will undergo surg...
Ravens shower 50 military parents-to-be with baby essentials: 'It means a lot'
The Ravens teamed up with nonprofit Operation Homefront to shower 50 military parents-to-be with baby essentials. Service members and their families were able to decorate onesies, play games to get to know e...
Veteran Spotlight: Derek Volkmer
This week’s Veteran Spotlight honors Derek Volkmer, a Baltimore native who served in the U.S. Army with the 101st Airborne.
Two injured in deadly Halloween shooting in Cockeysville driveway now facing charges
Two men injured in a shooting that killed another on Halloween in Cockeysville are now facing charges in connection with the incident.
Howard County Executive stepping down for role at Baltimore City Community College
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball has announced that he will be stepping down from his role on November 16 to assume a new role as the interim president of Baltimore City Community College.
Baltimore sends 50,000 notices for outstanding bills, catching residents by surprise
Baltimore mailed 50,123 notices totaling $504.6 million in outstanding bills. Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service explains how homeowners can verify old balances and dispute charges.
Meet the 'Purple Pope': Ravens superfan on a mission to bring good energy all season long
Sam Commodari, Baltimore's "Purple Pope," rallies Ravens fans at every home game with custom papal gear, custom songs and social media fun.
Army approved Gov. Wes Moore’s Bronze Star without a key commander’s endorsement
Newly obtained Army records reveal a missing commander's signature and raise questions about how Maryland Gov. Wes Moore received his Bronze Star in 2024.
Disc golf course proposed for Kingsville Elementary School
Kingsville Elementary School could soon have a nine-hole disc golf course on its grounds, giving students a new option for physical education and residents another place to play.
National Aquarium to eliminate 30 positions amidst sluggish revenue
The National Aquarium is planning to eliminate 30 positions in the new year as part of a strategic restructuring plan.
University of Maryland Medical System breaks ground on $110M Towson outpatient center
The University of Maryland Medical System is building a $110 million outpatient center at St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson.
‘Hell House’ ruins near Ellicott City are on private land. That hasn’t stopped visitors.
St. Mary’s College ruins near Ellicott City, known as “Hell House,” still attract explorers despite private-property warnings.
Chiefs sign former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker after Harrison Butker struggles
The Kansas City Chiefs are adding a new kicker to their roster following Harrison Butker's struggles. The team is signing former eight-time All-Pro and Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker to their practice...
5 things we learned from Orioles GM Jared Banner’s introduction
Jared Banner held his introductory news conference Tuesday alongside Mike Elias. Here are five things we learned about the new GM.
Bar near UMD had license suspended following reports of underage drinking, overserving
The bar allegedly overserved patrons and served alcohol to customers under 21, leading to the 90-day suspension of the bar's liquor license.
New welcome center gives travelers at BWI-Marshall Airport a Maryland tourism hub
There's a new destination for Maryland tourism information at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Baltimore’s 911 response overhaul: Can the city afford it — or afford to wait?
A new city agency focused on diverting non-violent 911 calls to mental health professionals moved closer to approval by the City Council Monday night.