Most Maryland residents don’t want new data centers, UMBC poll finds
More than three-quarters of Marylanders oppose new data centers being built in the state and in their communities, according to a poll from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Institute of Politics.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 2026 - A sign opposing data centers stands in the grass outside a Baptist church in Joppatowne.
Turnstile announces free DC show in support of Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon
The Grammy-winning Baltimore band will conclude its “Never Enough” Tour with a free benefit concert in Washington, D.C.
Turnstile performs a free benefit concert at Wyman Park Dell in Baltimore in 2025 to raise money for Health Care for the Homeless.
Lawsuit alleges sexual abuse of teen at Bladensburg fire house
Anthony Shade says in a lawsuit he was sexually abused by a senior fire official when he volunteered with the department as a teenager.
Anthony Shade says in a lawsuit that he was sexually abused by a senior fire official when he volunteered with the department as a teenager.
One of Baltimore’s biggest landlords made a foray into Cleveland. It’s not going well.
Riparian, one of Baltimore’s biggest landlords, bought 172 homes in Cuyahoga County last year, almost all of which are in Cleveland. A new report in Ohio alleges the majority of them are in disrepair.
Progressive Maryland communications director Christianne Marguerite and community organizer Don Mahoney join organizing director Mark Shipley as he knocks on the door at Riparian Management headquarters in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore on Wednesday.
Maryland’s most terrifying and unusual haunted houses
The Banner takes you to unusual places with our list of can’t-miss haunted houses.
Leech Woods in Damascus is debuting a new attraction this season: Clown Carnage. Guests take a 10-minute walk through a trail of clowns, if they dare.
Spooky Maryland attractions that won’t scare the hell out of kids
These attractions and events across Maryland allow kids to participate without the risk of getting too frightened.
The ZooBOO! Festival at the Maryland Zoo welcomes families to trick or treat throughout the zoo, dress in costumes and meet animal ambassadors.
Just how nonpartisan is the Howard County Board of Education’s election?
Partisan politics have crept into school board elections before. Here's how they factor into this race.
The Howard County Board of Education meets at their headquarters in Ellicott City, Md. on Friday, May 9, 2025.
What to do this weekend, including disco with an orchestra and Howard County Pride
Whether you want to celebrate Pride in Howard County, watch Modest Mouse in Baltimore or celebrate MICA's bicentennial weekend, we've got you covered.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Broadway vocalists and a live disco band will play hits from the likes of ABBA, the Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor and Barry Manilow at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall this weekend.
7 things to do in the capital region, including a fun run and a huge flea market
Here’s your guide to the weekend in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, including Halloween festivities and a new popup flea market.
A new popup flea market is coming to budding Prince George’s County community Konterra.
Laurel father and husband died in ICE custody in Louisiana
Julián Curo-Churata lived in Laurel for about 17 years before he was detained in June by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. He died in the agency’s custody on Sept. 29.
Julian Curo-Churata, ICE
When is Montgomery County going to decide which schools might close?
Official decisions remain far off. First will be several engagement sessions.
Official decisions remain far off. First will be several engagement sessions.
7 Maryland farms for apple picking, pumpkin patches and the cider-obsessed
Here are seven Maryland farms and orchards where you can pick your own fun before fall is over, according to food social media influencer Chris Franzoni.
Apples such as Red Delicious, Stayman and Golden Delicious are available for picking at Lohr’s Orchard.
A serial killer? How a Loyola student helped Howard County crack its coldest case.
A Loyola University student's hunch about a serial killer sparked an internship program that has boosted Howard County Police Department's investigative momentum.
Cold Case Unit Detective Wade Zufall looks through a cold case file at a Howard County police station.
Missing UMD student is found safe, university says
University of Maryland student Dilan Ashar, 22, went missing on Oct. 2. On Wednesday, the university announced he’d been found.
Dilan, Shaan, Ashar
Capitals celebrate Alex Ovechkin with win over Penguins in his final home opener
It was the beginning of the end of an era for the Capitals.
Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin is introduced before playing the Pittsburgh Penguins at Capital One Arena on Wednesday. Ovechkin announced that the 2026-27 season will be his last. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Silver Diner accuses BWI concessions manager of trying to ‘stifle free speech’
As Silver Diner fights to keep its prime location at BWI Airport, the Rockville-based restaurant says its landlord is attempting to “stifle free speech” and hamper its grassroots campaign.
Silver Diner at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport in Baltimore.
41 jobs lost as Bethesda’s True Food Kitchen closes amid bankruptcy filing
Bethesda’s True Food Location is shutting down after filing for bankruptcy. Once a revolutionary wellness restaurant, it now has much more competition.
Bethesda’s True Food Location is shutting down after filing for bankruptcy. Once a revolutionary wellness restaurant, it now has much more competition.
Lamar Jackson misses practice as Ravens begin prep for Falcons
Three days after an ankle injury sidelined him in a win over the Tennessee Titans, quarterback Lamar Jackson was missing at practice Wednesday.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson watches a replay of quarterback Tyler Huntley’s 9-yard run in the third quarter of the team’s win over the Tennessee Titans.
Ravens trade for 2-time Pro Bowl center amid rash of offensive line injuries
The Ravens are sending two draft picks, including a second-rounder in 2028, to the Eagles.
Cam Jurgens, shown here before an NFC wild card game in January, fills a position of need for the Ravens.
Jesse Minter says Ravens’ visit to Trump’s event in Sparrows Point is not a ‘distraction’
The appearance rankled some Ravens fans, as Trump had disparaged Baltimore in the past.
President Donald Trump greets members of the Baltimore Ravens, from left to right, kicker Tyler Loop, punter Ryan Eckley, long snapper Nick Moore and cornerback Marlon Humphrey, and political consultant Alex Bruesewitz as he arrives to speak at Tradepoint Atlantic on Tuesday.
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