‘Midsummer/Bowie Elton Queen’ – the British mashup of your dreams
Hannah Folger's third musical Shakespearean adaptation comes to Baltimore Peninsula in June and for one night to Boordy Vineyards.
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You can be a contestant at the Great Big Game Show opening at Arundel Mills
Opening at the end of May, this immersive attraction simulates being on a game show with lots of team games and a live host.
Driving through Baltimore? Plan for these weekend road and lane closures.
Even without the usual Preakness weekend traffic, motorists traveling through Baltimore can still still expect road closures and parking restrictions for other events happening throughout the city.
They’ve spent decades at Laurel Park. Now the racetrack may be in its final days
An unresolved deal might end nearly 115 years of thoroughbred races at Laurel Park and transform the place into a horse training facility.
With Preakness in Laurel, Baltimoreans to keep tradition alive locally at music and arts festival
Organizers of a community festival this weekend hope to keep the spirit of Preakness alive along Park Heights Avenue, even as the annual horse racing event temporarily shifts to Laurel Park this year.
Hot Plate: Preakness parties, spirit tastings, Biggie at Sally O’s and more
From Preakness to picnics, the Baltimore restaurant community is full of celebrations this week. Here’s a look at what’s on tap.
Maryland youth prison hired out Black boys to farmers, factories
The House of Reformation for Colored Boys in Cheltenham, Maryland contracted out Black boys to farms and factories, part of a systemic pattern of forced child labor that played out over more than 60 years at...
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — May 15, 2026
Put your local news knowledge to the test with The Daily Dispatch Quiz, including: weapons targeted in County; gangster makes royal exit; city issues environmental edict.
Friday Morning Headlines: Judge to decide on proposed Maryland ICE facility; Woman found dead inside Catons...
Judge to decide on proposed Maryland ICE facility; Woman found dead inside Catonsville home; Ravens to play in Rio next seasion
Orioles mementos: Keepsakes from Camden Yards’ first game keep Opening Day fresh
More than three decades after the first pitch, items linked to Opening Day at Baltimore’s ballpark still draw interest.
These kids mean business at the Howard County Children’s Business Fair
On Saturday, come see what great ideas the youth have for starting businesses at the Howard County Children's Business Fair.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball appoints acting police chief
Acting Chief Terrence Benn takes over as head of the Howard County Police Department following the retirement of former chief Gregory Der.
A challenge for young Marylanders: Getting – and keeping – health insurance
For many young adults, the transition to independent health insurance involves navigating extensive processes with limited support.