Cool off with thoughts of (and tickets to) the Maryland Fall Home & Garden + Craft Show
Get into a cooler mindset with thoughts (and tickets) to the Maryland Fall Home & Garden + Craft Show, returning in October.
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What to know about cyclospora, the food and water parasite causing explosive diarrhea in Maryland and acros...
A parasite in contaminated food and water is causing severe diarrhea for people in at least 34 states. Maryland's cases have doubled since last week.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Bugs Bunny Symphony, Tame Impala, World Snake Day, and more.
From looney musical performances alongside classic cartoons to a lesson about our slithering neighbors, there's plenty to do this weekend in the Baltimore region.
Hot Plate: Alma + Marta al Mare dinner, Shakespeare at The Milton Inn, restaurant weeks, and more
The Baltimore restaurant scene is celebrating the best of summer this week, from ice cream to tomatoes. Here’s a look at what’s on tap.
Six months after leaving Charles Street for Mill Centre, art gallery owner Constantine Grimaldis looks back...
Constantine Grimaldis, founder of C. Grimaldis Gallery, now at the Mill Centre in Hampden. Credit: Ed Gunts When art gallery owner Constantine “Costas”
Baltimore’s oldest gay bar has temporarily closed following the death of its owner but a reopening plan i...
Baltimore’s oldest gay bar has temporarily closed following the death of its owner – and no one is saying when it might reopen.
Dan Rodricks: Is a less violent Baltimore primed for population growth? A conversation with Mayor Brandon S...
Dan Rodricks sits down with Mayor Brandon Scott to discuss Baltimore's homicide reduction, population growth, and the future of Harborplace.
Pickleball pop-up to launch at Inner Harbor
Residents and visitors can reserve time to play on a temporary pickleball court at shade stations at the Inner Harbor Amphitheater.
Monday Morning Headlines: Cars trapped, employees in limbo after Glen Burnie building declared unsafe; Fire...
Headlines: Cars trapped, employees in limbo after Glen Burnie building declared unsafe; Firefighters injured in Hampden rowhouse blaze; A crackdown on teen meetups in Fells Point
Five Stories To Start Your Week: New Trader Joe’s; Mt. Vernon and Inner Harbor Businesses Closing; and more.
Here are some recent notable stories published by Baltimore Fishbowl that are worth revisiting as you start your week.
Dan Rodricks: Shopping, socializing and sizing up salmon before 8 a.m.
Dan Rodricks writes about the need for short-but-joyful social interactions, like conversations with a cashier about leeks and salmon.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Caribbean Festival, Beatles Tribute, Acro-Cats, and more.
From acrobatic felines to a festival celebrating Caribbean cultures, this weekend gives Baltimore plenty of reasons to party.
‘Variations on Silence’ – unironically – amplifies voices of local playwrights with 12 new short plays
Baltimore's 22nd annual short play festival features local playwrights' brand new 10-minute plays with the theme "Variations on Silence."
KEYS Empowers bridging food insecurity gap with another groceries giveaway
KEYS Empowers will distribute food packages to people in need at the site of the future KEYS Community Healing Village on July 25.
Beautifully maintained Poplar Hill home on large lot – Open House this Saturday, July 11
OPEN HOUSESaturday, July 11 • 12:00pm – 1:30pm, hosted by Cindy Conklin & Sally Pfaeffle 1110 Bryn Mawr Road, Baltimore, MD 21210 4 beds | 4.5
Hot House: Renovated stone cottage amidst the trees is reminiscent of childhood adventures
This renovated stone cottage in Baltimore County is hidden amidst the trees but conveniently located a short drive from area shops.
WalletHub names Baltimore 2nd most stressed city in the U.S.
Taking 39 metrics into account, Charm City is apparently the second-most stressed city in the nation, coming in behind only Detroit.
Four Charles Village buildings are targeted for demolition to make way for Johns Hopkins student housing
Four Charles Village buildings will be demolished to make way for housing for Johns Hopkins University students.
More federal assistance available for Maryland farmers after spring freeze, ongoing drought
The 2026 crop year is shaping up to be a tough one for Mid-Atlantic farmers, prompting more federal disaster designations across the region.
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — July 10, 2026
Today's Daily Dispatch Quiz topics include: a highway collision's mysterious cause; Kushner's Baltimore empire faces reckoning; abuse survivors versus the state.
U.S. Department of Justice sues Maryland over its new immigration enforcement policies
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the state of Maryland on Thursday over its new immigration enforcement policy.
Bad news? 5,000 dead fish in the Harbor. Good news? We can help fish beat the heat.
Recent heat has been brutal on wildlife in the Chesapeake Bay, causing thousands of dead fish to turn up in the Inner Harbor and elsewhere.
Applications open for second cohort of Mayor Scott’s Community Action Lab
Residents in Southeast Baltimore can apply for the Community Action Lab's second cohort, and initiative aimed at neighborhood revitalization.
Baby’s on Fire in Mount Vernon to close permanently after July 19
Baby’s On Fire, a coffee shop and record store at 1010 Morton St. in Mount Vernon, will close permanently later this month.