I don’t want kids. And there’s nothing wrong with that.
Republican Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance’s comments about women who don’t have children insults their right to make choices about their own lives.
JD Vance, wearing a blue suit and blue tie, speaks while Donald Trump, wearing a dark suit and red tie, stands over his shoulder watching.
Cindy Lou Who? Foreman Wolf drops Harbor Point restaurant from portfolio
Foreman Wolf is scrapping its waterfront eatery as it focuses on The Duchess.
Cindy Lou's Fish House restaurant opened in 2020.
The Crown is closing. Patrons of Station North venue declare it’s the end of an era
Station North’s popular bar and venue The Crown has announced it will close in August.
The Crown, a popular bar in Station North, announced its closure next month after over a decade in business. They are known for their music and parties, most notably the “red room” and the “blue room” which offered different vibes. Photos taken on a Holga film camera in 2014. (Kaitlin Newman / The Baltimore Banner)
Gas leaks in Baltimore are costing taxpayers millions
A 15-year study estimated the financial burden placed on first responders and emergency resources due to gas leaks incidents. When Baltimore firefighters respond, it’s costly.
The Baltimore Fire Department and BGE responded to a gas explosion in the 1500 block of Ridgley Street in south Baltimore on Nov. 18, 2023.
Exits to nowhere: Key Bridge highway signs haunt us — and hint at road to recovery
Three dozen signs for the Key Bridge remain along Maryland highways. These are signs to nowhere, directing drivers to a landmark that no longer stands, and one they cannot reach. What to make of this incongruity?
A sign directing drivers in the direction of the now collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge is seen from the side of Route 2 South on July 17, 2024.
‘Lady in the Lake’ recap: Dreams and nightmares
Follow along as we recap the Apple TV+ series “Lady in the Lake,” based on the book by Laura Lippman and starring Natalie Portman and Baltimore native Moses Ingram.
Moses Ingram as Cleo Johnson in Episode 3 of “Lady in the Lake.”
Mystery buyer snags Kevin Spacey’s Baltimore mansion at auction
Kevin Spacey’s distinctive Baltimore mansion stirred a small bidding war Thursday morning on the courthouse steps.
JUNE 10,2022—Actor Kevin Spacey is hiding out in a waterfront mansion in Baltimore that is owned by his manager and constant companion Evan Lowenstein.
Don’t miss the opening ceremony: Six summer Olympics watch parties around Baltimore
From bookstores to the tap-houses with big TVs, for the summer Olympics we’ve put together a few places in Baltimore where you’ll be ready to root for team USA.
A shot of the Eiffel Tower ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Kids experience racism, too. Talk to them about it.
Being called a racial slur is an unfortunate rite of passage for many kids, and it’s not going to stop just because we ignore it.
Racism affects everyone. Children included.
What to do this weekend, from free movies to a John Lennon exhibit
Whether you want to look at pictures of John Lennon taken by his former lover, see “Deadpool and Wolverine” for free or go axe throwing, we’ve got you covered.
“Father & Son” by May Pang features John Lennon and his son Julian.
How a board game helps manage 15 chimpanzees at the Maryland Zoo
Playing the game is more systematic than rolling a die.
One of the Maryland Zoo’s 15 chimpanzees relaxes in the dayroom.
Baltimore’s strange connection to one of Disneyland Paris’ biggest rides
If you find yourself at the sprawling theme park about 20 miles from this year’s Olympic host city, you may wonder what on earth this space-themed roller coaster has to do with Baltimore. The answer? A 19th-century French science-fiction novel.
The outside of Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain at Disneyland Paris holds a strange connection to Baltimore, rooted in a 19th century French novel.
Locked up toilet paper and no AC: OIG slams conditions at Baltimore facilities
At one facility, on Bowley’s Lane, workers had to ask a supervisor for toilet paper every time they wished to use the bathroom — the supervisor kept it locked in a supply closet.
The seal of the City of Baltimore.
Kevin Spacey’s waterfront Baltimore home up for auction Thursday
Actor Kevin Spacey’s waterfront home, worth more than $5 million, is set for public auction Thursday morning outside of the Baltimore Circuit Court.
Actor Kevin Spacey’s waterfront mansion, worth more than $5 million, is up for auction.
An improved, expanded dog park is coming to downtown Baltimore
Furry companions and their owners in Baltimore’s downtown are getting a not-so-new, but improved, hang-out spot.
Digital renderings from the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore show potential plans for Liberty Dog Run across the street from CFG Bank Arena.
Village of Cross Keys to add a Mexican restaurant and general store
Sol Oaxaca, a Mexican restaurant, and Ruxton Mercantile, a general store, will be Village of Cross Keys’ latest additions to its North Baltimore shopping center.
Two new businesses are joining the Village at Cross Keys.
He was 2 when he lost his dad in a stabbing. Then he died the same way.
In the two weeks since 14-year-old Cortez Lemon Jr. was fatally stabbed on an MTA bus in Baltimore July 10, multiple vigils have been held to remember the young man they called “Bubbles.”
Friends and family of Cortez Lemon Jr. blow bubbles to honor the 14-year-old stabbing victim following a vigil at Leith Walk Elementary Middle School on July 22, 2024.
Man pulled from water near Fells Point, officials say
A man was pulled from the water near Fells Point Wednesday morning, according to Baltimore City fire officials.
Baltimore fire crews pulled a man from the water near South Ann and Thames streets around 7 a.m. Wednesday. The man was taken to an area hospital.
The Dish: Two all-star restaurants consider move to Camden Yards
The Local Fry, Fuzzies and Deddle’s Donuts have all said they plan to come back to Camden Yards in 2025. Attman’s Deli may be opening up a permanent presence, too. Could Ekiben join the starting lineup?
Ekiben’s neighborhood bird bun.
Baltimore wants to help you get an e-bike
The program will offer $750 vouchers to residents and up to $2,000 vouchers to low-income residents.
A group of cyclists bike left to right on a city street underneath a street sign that reads "N. Caroline St."
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