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The Wine Collective to close its doors later this month
The Medfield-based business, housed inside the Union Collective complex, opened in March 2020 at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Its last day open to the public is March 15.
Crete is like a wine ark carrying marvellous indigenous varieties as well as foreign ones which have adapted very well to the local terrain with very positive results. Local white varieties include Vilana, one of the island’s top white wine grapes, Vidiano, Dafni, Thrapsathiri, Malvazia di Candia (Malvazia of Chandakas), Muscat of Spina, and Plyto. Red varieties include Kotsifali, Mantilari, Liatiko, Tsardana and legendary Romeiko. Cretan varietals and blends made of local and foreign varieties (mostly French) are PGI Crete labels.
Baltimore County adds pickleball, other amenities to Windsor Mill’s Rockdale Park
The park is getting a $3 million upgrade thanks to a grant from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, according to a county spokesperson.
Baltimore County leaders break ground during a ceremony celebrating improvements to Rockdale Park on Friday.
Annapolis police make arrest in 2025 ‘revenge’ killing
Police arrested a 20-year-old Baltimore man connected to a “revenge” killing in Annapolis.
An Annapolis Police cruiser is seen on West St. during the Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival on June 1, 2024.
Baltimore bus expansion gets more money, transportation officials say
Creating a new, fifth bus division is the linchpin for the BMORE Bus plan, a long-term vision to expand and improve Baltimore’s bus service that has received a steady drumbeat of support from transit advocates and city politicians since its release last year.
Buses leave the MTA’s Eastern Division bus lot on May 6, 2025.
Hutzell: Annapolis got funding for City Dock the day Kristi Noem was fired. Not a coincidence.
COLUMN | Hours after President Donald Trump fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, word spread that Annapolis would finally get $35 million crucial to its massive remake of City Dock.
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen speaks at a press conference Friday announcing that FEMA money has been released for the Annapolis City Dock Resiliency and Revitalization Project.
Gas prices climb in Maryland amid war with Iran
As the war with Iran rages on, drivers in Maryland and across the country are feeling pain at the gas pumps.
Pumps at an Exxon gas station on North Howard Street.
Matthews Wright was a skilled educator and consultant who gave back to Baltimore
Matthews Wright, an educator, consultant and Baltimore community leader, died Feb. 19 of a massive pulmonary thromboembolism. He was 79.
Matthews Wright.
Youth charging reform is finally moving in Maryland, but not everyone is happy
The Maryland Senate’s version of the bill would shorten the list of charges that automatically land teens in adult court but not by as many offenses as advocates wanted.
The Senate’s version of the bill would shorten the list of charges that automatically land teens in adult court but not by as many offenses as advocates wanted.
Maryland Democrats worry about impact of Legionella ‘outbreak’ in Baltimore federal building
Legionella bacteria have been detected in Baltimore’s George H. Fallon Federal Building, which houses ICE holding rooms, prompting Maryland lawmakers to raise concerns.
Legionella bacteria have been detected in Baltimore’s George H. Fallon Federal Building, which houses ICE holding rooms.
If you’re a WSSC Water customer, you’ll also pay for the Potomac sewage pipe collapse
WSSC Water customers in Maryland will likely pay for the cleanup and repairs of the collapsed Potomac Interceptor pipeline.
Potomac Riverkeeper Dean Naujoks in February discusses the break in the Potomac Interceptor at a bypass for the spill built using the C&O Canal.
Police shooting of autistic man raises concerns at Howard’s celebrated housing complex
Patuxent Commons residents are feeling uneasy after police shot and killed 25-year-old resident Alexander LaMorie, an autistic man, who authorities say refused commands to drop a knife.
Patuxent Commons, a subsidized housing development for adults with disabilities, opened recently to great fanfare. A police-involved shooting Sunday rattled residents and has their families worried.
Lionel Messi is set to play at M&T Bank Stadium. Beware of field invaders.
Dozens of fans have illegally stormed onto the field to get a closer glimpse of their hero, Lionel Messi, over his storied career. That poses a unique security challenge ahead of the 38-year-old soccer legend’s expected first-ever appearance at M&T Bank Stadium.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA - MARCH 01: Lionel Messi #10 of Inter Miami CF celebrates after scoring the team's fourth goal during the MLS match between Orlando City SC and Inter Miami CF at Inter&Co Stadium on March 01, 2026 in Orlando, Florida.
How Anne Arundel County got caught off guard by ‘devastating’ development moratorium
Elected officials, economic leaders and other analysts were all caught off guard by a potential five-year development moratorium in the part of Anne Arundel County surrounding BWI, Arundel Mills and just north of Ft. Meade.
The moratorium falls across a key part of the county’s northwest, which includes the thriving business district west of Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, Arundel Mills Mall and Linthicum.
No free checked bags? Assigned seats! Southwest Airlines has broken my heart.
Southwest is BWI’s largest carrier, accounting for roughly 74% of flights out of Baltimore — and the budget carrier’s recent changes are breaking some loyal customers’ hearts.
Southwest is BWI’s largest carrier, accounting for roughly 74% of flights out of Baltimore — and the budget carrier’s recent changes are breaking some loyal customers’ hearts.
Baltimore group fights addiction, homelessness with gentle touch — and soup
Starting last year, community groups like Helping Up Mission began to receive tens of millions of dollars from the city’s opioid restitution fund to combat an ongoing overdose crisis.
Peter Griffin, left, director of outreach and intake for Helping Up Mission, and Keith Dunkley, right, greet Ruben Gregg during a stop with the nonprofit’s Mobile Street Outreach team in Baltimore last month.
Citing lack of sewage capacity, Anne Arundel suspends development in part of county
A Anne Arundel Public Works spokesperson said officials learned last month from Baltimore City that they could not purchase additional capacity in the sewage system, prompting the suspension that the county described in its news release as an “emergency.”
Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant
Cold-weather deaths in Maryland top 60 this year, state data shows
Data from the Maryland Department of Health shows 64 people have died due to cold weather.
Winter weather has cost 64 people across Maryland their lives, data from the state health department shows.
Samuel Brown’s family condemns police officer’s ‘brute force’ in deadly confrontation
Samuel Brown Jr. family attorney Billy Murphy said Baltimore County Police Officer Derek Hadel should be fired and prosecuted after 'brute force' used in deadly encounter.
Samuel “Big Sam” Brown’s daughter Deja Brown speaks during a press conference at Murphy, Falcon & Murphy law firm on Thursday.
Musical about Luigi Mangione makes East Coast debut this summer
A dark comedy about Baltimore County native Luigi Mangione’s incarceration is headed to New York this summer, the creative team behind the show announced.
Luigi The Musical
False spring? Baltimore heads for 70-degree days next week.
Saturday through Wednesday, temperatures are expected to climb from the 60s to mid-70s, which is well above average for early March in the Baltimore area, according to the National Weather Service.
The weather was warm and sunny on February 23, 2023 with a high of seventy-two degrees
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