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A collection of photos of Queen Elizabeth II's October 1957 visit to the University of Maryland.

A collection of graphics showing the proposed change for each Baltimore Police District.

Baltimore Drag Awards is a time for the drag community to recognize its own. Whether that be from on stage performers to the actual venue itself. The Baltimore Banner recently attended at drag brunch at PowerPlant Live!, which will be the setting for this year’s drag awards on August 27. Door open at 7 pm. Host Washington Heights, a former drag awards winner, and cast gave us a preview of what to expect from some of this year’s nominees.

Way down in the hole: Evan Woodard digs up Baltimore history in unexpected places Evan Woodard and friends spend their weekends digging up Baltimore history in unexpected places: abandoned privy holes, which are scattered all over the city.

Tenants living in properties owned by AIDS Interfaith Residential Services and Empire Homes of Maryland said their landlord hasn't properly been maintaining the building. In the basement of a D.M. Inc. property, there is a hole in the ceiling.

The spotted lanternfly was first detected in the United States in Pennsylvania in September 2014. Since then the insects are appearing all over Maryland and pose a particular threat to grape vines. State officials have been warning of their presence for the past few years, but this year they are much more prevalent then in the past. In Palmer State Park, Kenton Sumpter, Maryland Department of Agriculture's entomologist in charge, talks about coexisting with spotted lanternflies and limiting their spread.

Photos of the Citizens of Pigtown neighborhood group at Camden Yards.

A mystery is discovered in Hampden’s Wyman Park.

Baltimore County will be building its first cricket pitch, to be the home field of the Saathi Baltimore Cricket Club, which was established in 2021. The County is working to become more responsive to the needs of immigrant residents, which make up 13% of the county's population, by helping to meet the growing demand for fields and facilities to accommodate cricket in the County.

Photos of Skip Nees and family wearing Hawaiian shirt giveaways; the Orioles scoreboard commemorating he and his wife Debby's 40th anniversary; his daughters Sarah and Amy at the Camden Yards construction site.

Bill Warren's photographs of Camden Yards and Orioles memorabilia.

This gallery will be updated.

This gallery will be updated.

This gallery will be updated.