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    The Dish: Kitsch owner to take over Rize + Rest, then the world
    Kitsch owner Jackie Mearman is opening a new cafe in Patterson Park named after her grandmother.
    Kitsch owner Jackie Mearman is pictured at Vivian’s on July 14, 2025. Vivian’s is named after her paternal grandmother, Vivian Mearman. The new restaurant that is set to take the place of Rize + Rest Cafe near Patterson Park. The menu will feature breakfast, brunch, cocktails, snack plates and sides.
    Kyle Schwarber’s 3 homers in All-Star Game’s first tiebreaking swing-off lift NL over AL
    Philadelphia Phillies Kyle Schwarber celebrates after hitting his third home run in the swing-off to decide the All-Star Game. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
    Trump administration fires 17 immigration court judges across 10 states, including Maryland
    Seventeen immigration court judges have been fired in recent days, according to the union that represents them, as the Trump administration pushes forward with its mass deportations of immigrants in the country.
    President Donald Trump listens during a meeting with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Blue Room of the White House, Monday, July 7, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
    Baltimore residents condemn police-related deaths at emotional hearing
    Baltimore residents crowded the City Council’s Public Safety Committee meeting on police accountability to condemn police-related deaths.
    Amber Greene, director of the Mayor’s Office of Equity and Civil Rights, speaks as Baltimore residents crowd the City Council’s Public Safety Committee meeting on police accountability on Tuesday to condemn police-related deaths.
    What’s next for the Catonsville armory? Residents chime in after cannabis incubator plan is scrapped
    Following Gov. Wes Moore's decision not to locate the state's first cannabis incubator at the Catonsville armory, residents voiced frustration with the process and discussed what they would like to see there.
    Concerned and curious community members sit in on a town hall meeting to discuss the fate of the Catonsville Armory on Monday.
    On his bat, Orioles All-Star Ryan O’Hearn reps a Little League Challenger team he cares for
    Ryan O'Hearn hugs members of the Newtown Edgmont Angels, a Philadelphia-area Little League Challenger Division team he supports.
    ‘Are we going to blow up next?’: Neighbors’ fears linger after house explosion in Rosedale
    Baltimore County Police and fire officials still don't know what caused the Rosedale house explosion in the early hours of July 1.
    The charred remains of a home on Callo Lane, seen on July 8, 2025, days after a powerful explosion rocked the quiet Rosedale neighborhood.
    Inside the Dugout: The Orioles’ most unusual draft story
    In this edition of Inside the Dugout, Jon Meoli discusses the Baltimore Orioles draft stories.
    TORONTO, ON - MARCH 30: Tomoyuki Sugano #19 of the Baltimore Orioles walks to the bullpen before playing against the Toronto Blue Jays in their MLB game at the Rogers Centre on March 30, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
    Maryland knows these roadways can be dangerous for pedestrians. They want your input to improve them.
    Using traffic and crash analyses, state officials have identified nearly 150 stretches of roadway across Maryland that they want to make safer for vulnerable road users, including dozens in the Baltimore region, and are asking for feedback from those who use them.
    A bike lane is seen sectioned off from the road by white plastic flex posts. A yellow sign telling drivers to pay attention to bikers and pedestrians is on the side of the road.
    New federal indictment links MS-13 to 3 Baltimore killings
    Federal authorities charged Eliseo Alexander Lopez Alvarez, Josue Anibal Guerra Ramos, Olvin Josue Posas Alvarenga and Kevin Cuestas with racketeering conspiracy for their alleged membership in the MS-13 “clique” known as Centrales Locos Salvatrucha, or CLS.
    Baltimore Police crime scene tape remains on the scene after a vehicle exploded inside a five-story parking garage in Baltimore’s Fells Point neighborhood on 7/27/22.  Two people are being treated for injuries, fire officials said Wednesday afternoon.
    Baltimore City Schools may need to plug an $11 million hole left by the feds
    The U.S. Department of Education froze over $110 million for Maryland, including $11 million for Baltimore. Maryland’s Attorney General is suing to get it back.
    Amelia "Bindi" Ray, in red, a fifth grader at Riderwood Elementary School does school work with her classmates, in Baltimore, Thursday, May 1, 2025. Ray qualified to go to Scripps National Spelling Bee at the end of May.
    Ryan O’Hearn’s All-Star recognition is a fitting reward for a player who was once an afterthought
    “The way it has progressed has been insane,” said O’Hearn of a career he felt might be over at any moment years earlier. “Better than anything I could have imagined.”
    Ryan O'Hearn (32) salutes the crowd ahead of a game against the Miami Marlins on July 11.
    As Ravens rookies report ahead of training camp, Mike Green’s contract situation bears watching
    Green remains the Ravens' only unsigned draft pick, and he could be waiting for other second-rounders to get deals done first.
    Ravens rookie Mike Green works out during rookie minicamp on May 4.
    Maryland streamlines application for food, cash, health assistance
    It’s now an all-in-one process, no matter which benefits a Marylander is hoping to sign up for.
    State officials have upgraded the application website for Marylanders to apply for government benefits.
    Moore picks former Fort Meade commander to be state veterans secretary
    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is tapping a former high-ranking Army officer who commanded Fort George G. Meade to be the state’s next secretary of veterans and military families.
    Carroll County Commissioner Ed Rothstein
    Baltimore County schools never had a plan to pay for years of promised teacher raises
    To better understand how Baltimore County schools arrived at this impasse, The Banner reviewed the public records for each year leading to this point, including a comparison of how raises have been handled.
    Cindy Sexton, head of the Teachers Association of Baltimore County, talks to reporters about having to renegotiate salary raises with Baltimore County Public Schools on May 14 outside the union's Towson headquarters.
    US inflation accelerated in June as Trump’s tariffs push up costs
    Inflation rose last month to its highest level since February as President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs are pushing up the cost of a range of goods, including furniture, clothing, and large appliances.
    In this aerial view, trucks cross the Ambassador Bridge as they carry cargo between Canada and the United States.
    MAGA faithful are angry about the Epstein case. Here’s what to know.
    The Justice Department last week said no more files related to Jeffrey Epstein’s case would be made public.
    U.S. President Donald Trump addresses graduates of the United States Military Academy at West Point in Michie Stadium on May 24, 2025 in West Point, New York.
    Employees at the nation’s consumer financial watchdog say it’s become toothless under Trump
    CFPB employees say they essentially spend the workday sitting on their hands, forbidden from doing any work by directive from the White House.
    A security officer works inside of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) building headquarters, Feb. 10, 2025, in Washington.
    Immigration arrests in Maryland have doubled under Trump
    Under President Donald Trump, ICE is arresting 76 immigrants per week in Maryland, up from 29 per week last year.
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