Top of the World will get a $4.5 million renovation, remain a public space
The $4.5 million renovation is expected to include a mix of public and private funds and will take between 24 and 30 months.
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From historic firsts to second terms, Black political power grows in Maryland
Multiple midterm wins by Black candidates have expanded African American political power in Maryland.
Son of Orioles great brings ‘instant credibility’ to Coppin State baseball
Steven Bumbry, the son of an Orioles Hall of Famer and a former MLB draft pick, will serve as an assistant coach at Coppin State.
Canton bar robbed while customers still inside
Footage shows two suspects robbing O'Donnell's Pub & Grille in Canton around 1:45 a.m. Friday while people were still inside the establishment.
Exit of Maryland’s corrections secretary long overdue, lawmakers and union say
Maryland corrections secretary Carolyn Scruggs, appointed by Gov. Wes Moore in 2023, is departing, a move some lawmakers say was a long time coming.
Rare Byzantine icons make US debut at Museum of the Bible in Washington
Explore 24 historic Byzantine icons from Greek Orthodox monasteries in a new exhibition at Washington's Museum of the Bible, opening Nov. 7.
MTA says man featured in Spotlight investigation will face trespassing charge
A man who told Spotlight on Maryland he continued riding public transit despite an active ban is now facing a criminal trespassing charge, according to the Maryland Transit Administration.
Dan Rodricks: Elections, shopping, graffiti and other stuff nobody asked about
From the sense of community at the polls on Election Day to where you can get arancini made just right, Dan Rodricks shares his thoughts.
Family Fall Festival at Star Bright Farm – This Saturday, November 7
Celebrate fall at Star Bright Farm! After the hustle and bustle of Halloween, enjoy a relaxing day at the farm with family and friends. Join Star Bright
Unified Community Connections holds Hoodstock XXIII fundraiser
Unified Community Connections, a nonprofit agency supporting people with disabilities, will hold the annual grassroots music festival fundraiser,
‘A Heartfelt Farewell’: After 18 years, Marie Louise Bistro closes permanently in Mount Vernon
It just got harder to find a good bowl of French onion soup in Mount Vernon. After 18 years, Marie Louise Bistro has closed permanently.
The University of Maryland Medical System is building a $110 million Center for Outpatient Care in Towson
The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) is building a $110 million Outpatient Care Center in Towson.
Lights, camera, action plan: Howard County seeks to position itself as destination for film productions
Howard County wants to become a Mid-Atlantic hub for filmmaking – and they have a plan to put that picture into motion.
Four Mount Vernon and Midtown parcels are up for auction this month, including buildings on Biddle, Howard,...
A nearly block-long row of apartments on Biddle Street is up for auction in a sale conducted by Alex Cooper Auctioneers in cooperation with Harbor Stone Advisors.
Barnes & Noble to open Timonium bookstore
A new Barnes & Noble bookstore is coming to Timonium. The company will open a shop at the newly renovated Lutherville Station shopping center at 130 W. Ridgely Road. It will take over the space previously oc...
Mayor Scott signs bill to hold landlords more accountable for condition of rental units
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott on Thursday signed a bill into law addressing health and safety standards for renters in the city.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — November 6, 2026
Today's Daily Dispatch Quiz topics include: Maryland voters captivate global attention; party man nabbed in North Carolina; Bay Bridge replacement finally moves forward.
Andy Harris survived the blue wave. But what now?
For the second time in eight years, Republicans found themselves staring down a blue wave. And for the second time in eight years, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, R-Md., proved he could swim.
With colder weather and rising costs, Maryland reminds families of energy assistance programs
As temperatures cool and energy costs remain hot, Maryland’s Office of Home Energy Program has served thousands more households in 2026 compared to 2025.
‘Culture on Wheels’ exhibition reframes dirt bike riders as artists, engineers, and cultural storytellers
Baltimore's dirt bike culture has a reputation, not always good. This exhibition adds depth, artistry, and respect to it.
Friday Afternoon Headlines: 2028 presidential speculation grows for Gov. Wes Moore; Power line opponents as...
Gov. Wes Moore talks with Rep. Jim Clyburn as 2028 presidential speculation grows -- The Baltimore Sun Opponents of controversial Maryland power line ask
City leaders are finalizing a 20-year lease for the Top of the World attraction and launching a capital cam...
City leaders on Thursday outlined plans to renovate the Top of the World Observation Level space on the 27th floor of the World Trade Center Baltimore and launched a capital campaign to pay for the improveme...
Annapolis, Eastern Shore Hit Peak Fall Color This Week
DNR says Annapolis, Baltimore and the Mid-Shore are at peak color while Western Maryland is past it. Foresters warn fall wildfire season is starting.
This week's Matter for Mallory: Surprise bills & the 12 Scams of Christmas return
Baltimore sends more than 50,000 billing notices. Plus, a $2,600 swing set order turns into a holiday shopping warning, as we kickoff our 12 Scams of Christmas