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Baltimore City finally lands a Trader Joe’s — barely
Trader Joe’s is opening its 12th store in Maryland at the Anneslie Shopping Center on York Road.
Trader Joe’s will open its 12th store in Maryland by taking over the former Party City location at the Anneslie Shopping Center on York Road.
Orioles’ trade deadline approach remains to be seen, but a mix of buying and selling is plausible
One source with direct knowledge of the front office’s thinking said the Orioles’ trade deadline approach is to be determined, perhaps as soon as next week, when the MLB draft is over.
Outfielder Taylor Ward is likely to draw trade interest from a contending team close to the MLB deadline.
The trailblazing Maryland ACLU director who fought for racial justice
Susan Goering, the former executive director of the ACLU of Maryland, died June 21 of cancer. She was 73.
Susan Goering.
Expect road closures, parking restrictions as Caribbean festival returns to Baltimore
Drivers in Baltimore should get ready for another weekend of heavy traffic and road closures as the 44th annual Baltimore Washington One Carnival welcomes thousands to celebrate Caribbean culture.
Mas players cheering on a friend at the judging point of the annual Baltimore Washington ONE Carnival in Baltimore, MD on Saturday, July 8, 2023.
Making the Futures Game is “great first step” in Miguel Sime Jr.’s development
Sime has lofty aspirations — he said he wants to be a Hall of Famer — and is determined to get there.
Washington Nationals pitching prospect Miguel Sime Jr. pitches during a spring training game against the St. Louis Cardinals on March 19.
Hutzell: Annapolis is a music town. An expanding Kent Island club will shake it up.
COLUMN | Cult Classic Brewing is putting the finishing touches on a new stage with room for 400 in the audience. If bringing national and regional acts to a small waterfront town sounds familiar, it should. That’s the Rams Head On Stage brand.
Cult Classic Brewing is renovating some of its space in an old grocery store on Kent Island into a performance center.
After Pikesville bus crash, some wonder: Is Reisterstown Road too dangerous?
Community leaders say the bus crash that injured more than 30 people exposed years of unresolved traffic and pedestrian safety problems in downtown Pikesville.
Reisterstown Road carries four lanes of heavy traffic through the heart of Pikesville, where storefronts, shopping plazas and sidewalks abut the roadway.
Inhale insulin? Drugmaker bets kids with diabetes will want to skip the needle.
After failing to gain traction with adults, an inhaled insulin is marketed to needle-averse kids with diabetes.
MannKind's Afrezza recently won FDA approval to market an inhaled version of insulin to children.
Partner of man shot by ICE in Glen Burnie speaks out as he fights for freedom
The partner of the man shot by ICE in Glen Burnie on Christmas Eve spoke to The Banner about the anguish she and her sons feel as one of tens of thousands of families who have been separated under President Donald Trump’s sweeping immigration enforcement initiative.
Tiago Alexandre Sousa-Martins, the Portuguese immigrant ICE agents shot in Glen Burnie on Christmas Eve, is fighting for his freedom in a renewed legal push. His partner, who asked to remain anonymous, holds a photo of him.
Johns Hopkins president among America’s highest paid college leaders
Ron Daniels, the president of the Johns Hopkins University for 17 years, received a multiyear payout ahead of a drastic drop in federal research funding.
Johns Hopkins University President Ron Daniels has led the prominent Baltimore institution since 2009.
Microsoft layoffs hit Maryland video game workers in Montgomery, Baltimore counties
Maryland is losing more than 350 jobs as software giant Microsoft makes deep slashes to its video game divisions.
Rockville-based Bethesda Game Studios is among the companies impacted by the Microsoft layoffs.
Justice Department sues Maryland over immigration policies
The lawsuit, one of several President Donald Trump’s administration has brought against Democratic-led states and cities, takes issue with the newly passed Community Trust Act.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is named in a U.S. Justice Department lawsuit challenging the state’s Community Trust Act, an immigration law that took effect this year.
Cuples Tea House and Vinyl and Pages will both close at Harborplace
Cuples Tea House and Vinyl and Pages will close their Harborplace location at the end of the summer, owners Lynnette and Eric Dodson announced Thursday on Instagram.
Cuples Tea House and Vinyl and Pages owners Eric and Lynnette Dodson in May 2024.
Man convicted in 2024 execution-style murder in Montgomery County
A Montgomery County jury convicted Quinnton Eric Brown of first-degree murder linked to a 2024 execution-style killing.
Montgomery County Circuit Court in Rockville.
Motorcyclist killed after collision with bus on Route 32 in Howard County
Howard County Police said a motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a transit bus on Route 32 on Wednesday night.
Howard County Police said a motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a transit bus on Route 32 on Wednesday night.
Howard County activist sentenced to probation for stealing law firm’s immigration records
Baltimore County authorities charged Jake Burdett in March 2025, claiming he jeopardized immigration cases by deleting dozens of electronic forms and stealing physical files including passports.
Exterior of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County in Towson, Md. on Monday, May 19, 2025.
Videos show chaotic moments before MTA bus slams into Pikesville building, injuring dozens
Video footage of an MTA bus crash in Pikesville shows the bus racing through an intersection, crossing lanes, striking about a dozen cars, taking out an electrical pole and slamming into a building, leaving more than 30 people injured.
Wednesday, July 8, 2026 — Video shows a bus at the scene of a multi-vehicle crash on Reisterstown Road in Pikesville.
Fish kills follow extreme heat in Baltimore’s harbor and across Maryland
This week’s fish kill in Baltimore is small in comparison to the events of last year, but harbor experts are watching for more shocks to the system.
Dead fish fill a cove along the promenade in Fells Point on Wednesday morning.
Jon Meoli: Will Robertson coded in the clubhouse as a minor leaguer. Now he’s running the Orioles’ draft.
“With his former playing background and his intelligence, that’s a really strong combination, and it helped him have a feel for players on day one,” Orioles vice president of pro scouting Mike Snyder said.
Orioles vice president of domestic scouting Will Robertson.
Former Olympian pleads not guilty in Reflecting Pool vandalism case
David Hearn, who competed in three Summer Olympics, entered his not guilty plea through one of his attorneys during his initial appearance in D.C. Superior Court.
Former Olympic canoeist David Hearn, center, and his attorney Norman Eisen, left, walk to a car following a court appearance, where he pleaded not guilty to allegedly damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Thursday, July 9, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
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