Baltimore will resume weekly recycling in early March after years of disruptions
Weekly recycling services will resume the week of March 5, Mayor Brandon Scott told The Banner.
Recycled plastic bottles are seen at the San Francisco Recycling Center March 2, 2005, in San Francisco, California. Baltimore announced Tuesday it will resume weekly recycling pickup in early March.
Harford County man receives life sentence for killing 13-year-old girl in Southeast Baltimore
A man was sentenced Tuesday for the killing of a 13-year-old girl in November 2022, the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office said.
13 year-old Kelsey Washington was shot and later died from injuries in Southeast Baltimore, according to authorities. Tavon Battle was arrested by the Warrant Apprehension Task Force at a residence in Harford County.
After a year of tumult, BOPA names Rachel D. Graham as its new CEO
Rachel D. Graham will succeed Donna Drew Sawyer, who resigned from the position as CEO of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, or BOPA, last January.
Rachel D. Graham is the new chief executive officer of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, or BOPA.
One biotech company is leaving, one is staying. What does that say about Baltimore?
Baltimore is working to keep biotech companies that start here from leaving when they grow bigger.
The biotech company Haystack Oncology spun from technology developed at Johns Hopkins University has signed a long-term lease in City Garage, part of the Baltimore Peninsula development in South Baltimore.
Commentary: Rubenstein purchase of Orioles boosts optimism for team’s future
The Baltimore Orioles sale to David Rubenstein holds promise for the direction of the team, but the city should consider what lies ahead in future stadium lease negotiations, two Orioles fans and taxpayer advocates say.
Andy Ellis, left, and Bill Marker are Orioles fans and civic activists who have mounted a campaign to convince Baltimore leaders to consider using eminent domain to seize ownership of the baseball team and either sell the team or turn it into a publicly-owned organization.
What to do this Black History Month, from karaoke tributes to art exhibits
Whether you want to see live performances, learn about Baltimore in the Roaring ’20s or take a cooking class this Black History Month, we’ve got you covered.
$2,008,580 in Congressional Funding was presented to The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum, Inc., the nation’s first wax museum presenting the history of great Black Americans. Built in a former Fire station, the Museum requires new building and landscape solutions to improve its safety, accessibility, and visual impact. This money will allow the Museum to complete much-needed capital infrastructure upgrades, renovations, improvements to the current facility, and update their educational programming.
Man federally charged for flying drone over Ravens stadium during AFC championship game
The unregistered drone piloted by a Pennsylvania man disrupted the playoff game between the Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Scenes from the AFC Championship game at M&T Bank Stadium on Jan. 28, 2024.
Jury to start deliberating in mortgage fraud trial of ex-Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby
Both sides made their closing arguments on Monday in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt.
Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, right, is standing trial in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt on two counts of making a false statement on a loan application related to her purchase of two luxury vacation homes in Florida.
Commentary: Baltimore Sun will fall victim to new owner’s politics
New Baltimore Sun owner David Smith will turn the newspaper into another vehicle to spread his right-wing agenda, media critic and author David Zurawik says.
New Baltimore Sun owner David Smith will turn the newspaper into another vehicle to spread his right-wing agenda, media critic and author David Zurawik says.
Can a plan to supercharge the Port of Baltimore help clean up the bay?
Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County wants to build a new marine terminal. Now they need to figure out where to put all that dirt in an environmentally responsible way.
An aerial view of Coke Point, the proposed site of the Sparrows Point Container Terminal.
Baltimore Police arrest man in St. Patrick’s Day 2023 fatal hit-and-run
Derek Glenn’s blood alcohol concentration was 0.356, according to the charging documents. That’s more than four times higher than the legal driving limit.
Baltimore Police lights flicker at night.
Grammys swag bags include a Baltimore inventor’s clever creation
Baltimore entrepreneur Nupur Parekh Flynn’s annoyance with her purse led to an invention that celebrities at the Grammys — and soon the Oscars — are taking home with them.
Nupur Parekh Flynn turned an annoyance into an invention with Bagceit.
Charles Village Festival ending after 25 years
Organizers are open to other ideas for a new neighborhood event.
The Charles Village Festival is an annual, two day event that happens in early June.
Angel Reese’s double-double helps No. 9 LSU past Florida, 106-66
Angel Reese finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Tigers (19-4, 6-3 SEC), who ended a two-game losing streak.
Angel Reese had 14 points and 10 rebounds Sunday as LSU beat Florida.
47-year-old cyclist killed in hit-and-run in West Baltimore
Police say they found the victim suffering from life-threatening injuries after being struck by an unidentified vehicle.
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.
National Aquarium’s dolphin sanctuary plan: Wave of the future or well-intentioned folly?
Not all researchers agree the sanctuary model is the best scenario for dolphins in captivity.
Children watch a dolphin swim by them at the National Aquarium, in Baltimore, Monday, June 26, 2023.
The sweetest spots to spend a Valentine’s Day meal
Chris Franzoni gives his restaurant recommendations for celebrating Valentine’s Day, from cozy candlelit bistros to swanky downtown lounges.
Scallops and saffron risotto at Allora.
10 soul-warming art exhibitions to see in February
Over the dark days of winter? Brighten up your schedule with BmoreArt's recommendations for some of the most interesting art exhibits to visit this month.
The Maryland Institute College of Art’s Pinkard Gallery hosts the Atlantika Collective’s “Climate for Change” exhibit.
An ode to baby shower meatballs
Wallace Lane explains why meatballs are an essential part of any celebration.
Illustration shows black man in foreground wearing dark red shirt, arms open and raised toward a giant aluminum pan of meatballs on top of a pedestal. The man holds up a fork. There are small figures of other black folks dressed for a baby shower, including a pregnant woman.
Montgomery scores 18; Holy Cross beats Loyola Maryland 70-67
Deon Perry had 21 points and four steals to pace the Greyhounds (4-19, 2-8 Patriot League).
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