Maryland
The Dish: 2 new restaurants have the Baltimore County suburbs buzzing
Psych yourself up for your next grocery run by promising yourself a slice of Vito’s Pizza or all-you-can-eat Sushi Oishii.
Want a spot at a competitive Baltimore high school? Start planning in fourth grade.
Baltimore City Public Schools is the only district in Maryland to offer universal school choice, beginning in sixth grade.
More Maryland hospitals are removing fallopian tubes to prevent cancer
Area hospitals have begun offering to remove fallopian tubes during other procedures after researchers, including one from Johns Hopkins, found that many cases of deadly ovarian cancer begin in the tubes.
Kennedy Center will close for renovations after judge blocks returning Trump’s name to building
The board of the Kennedy Center voted Tuesday to close the facility amid financial issues and a dispute over putting President Donald Trump’s name on the iconic performing arts venue, according to people familiar with the matter.
Council overturns Elrich’s veto of planning board member
This was the second time the county executive vetoed the appointment of James Hedrick.
Annapolis wants more housing. Residents want to preserve what’s already there.
Zoning changes are sparking tensions over the future of Annapolis.
The New York Times names Montgomery County spot on 50 favorite restaurants list
The New York Times’ list of the 50 best restaurants in America includes one spot in Maryland: the Chef’s Counter at Burnt Hill Farm in Montgomery County.
US acknowledges for the first time that it has deployed weapons in space
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink told the Air and Space Cyber Conference in Maryland on Monday that the U.S. has fielded “on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending the Joint Force against hostile adversary action.”
Here’s how Marylanders fared at the 2026 Emmy Awards
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards brought Marylanders at least one victory and a surprisingly pricey gift bag.
David Rubenstein says he is making moves to redevelop the area around Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Orioles ownership has engaged a real estate firm to begin a multiyear effort to develop land next to Camden Yards, David Rubenstein wrote in a new book.
How 2 political outsiders led the push for Maryland’s first data center ban
Harford is the only county in Maryland to have permanently banned data centers.
Hutzell: Andy Harris helped make Americans sick this summer
COLUMN | As chair of a key appropriations subcommittee, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris helped delay a rule that would have traced the source of cyclospora in food that made people sick in 49 states over the summer.
Remington’s B.Willow has nurtured plants, and plant lovers, for almost a decade
Baltimore’s Liz Vayda has nurtured her B.Willow plant shop in Remington for almost a decade. She shared her experience for The Banner’s In Good Company series.
Supreme Court rejects Trump mail ballot restrictions for now ahead of midterms
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected President Donald Trump ’s mail ballot restrictions for now, capping a flurry of last-minute legal action with voting in the midterm elections already underway.
A Commanders special teams player went viral for his incredible effort. His response was even better.
"It was one of my favorite plays on special teams in a long time," Dan Quinn said.
5 things we learned: Ravens’ new regime passes first test
Jesse Minter’s team began its new chapter by answering some of the very questions that haunted its previous one.
Streeter: The feds are cutting Medicaid for many noncitizens. Maryland should step in.
COLUMN | As of Oct. 1, more than 115,000 Marylanders, including roughly 15,000 noncitizens, are being kicked off Medicaid. Health advocates in Maryland have a plan they think can help.
He learned to sew in Baltimore. Now he’s dressed everyone from Usher to the Royal Ballet.
Dante Baylor got his start in Baltimore but has made a name for himself designing and tailoring clothing for some of the world’s biggest celebrities.
ICE agents clashed violently with Frederick. Where does the city go from here?
Frederick is home to more than 90,000 residents. Many said in interviews it still felt before this month like an unlikely place for such a violent episode between ICE agents and protesters that only appeared to strike bigger cities.
Empire Towers owners offer few answers for cars stuck in crumbling garage
After a partial collapse of the Empire Towers parking garage in July, around 90 vehicles have been trapped for months, leaving frustrated owners starved for information.
