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The World’s Largest Public Collection Of Henri Matisse Art Is Hiding Right Here In Maryland

Most people spend their lives chasing bucket-list experiences in cities they’ve never been to, completely unaware that something genuinely world-class is already within driving distance. The Baltimore Museum of Art is sitting quietly in Baltimore, Maryland, holding onto a collection so significant that art lovers from across the globe...

Baltimore, MD · 2d
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Sarah Elfreth wins 2026 race for Maryland’s 3rd Congressional District

MARYLAND (WBFF) — Rep. Sarah Elfreth (D) has been re-elected to the U.S. House to represent Maryland’s 3rd Congressional District in the 2026 General Election, according to the Associated Press. Elfreth defeated Republican opponent Bernard (Berney) Flowers to secure a second term in Congress. Elfreth’s current term ends...

Maryland · 2d
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When City Maintenance Falls Short, Annapolis Residents Step Up to Paint Ward One Red

After years of no maintenance, volunteers have completed nearly 90% of an ambitious neighborhood improvement project, repainting faded red no-parking curbs throughout the historic downtown area. The volunteer-driven “Paint the Ward Red” initiative brought together residents, a local business, and city government to improve safety and neighborhood appearance.

Annapolis, MD · 1d
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Anne Arundel firefighters union hopes new county executive will address staffing shortages

After spending the past year pushing for more firefighters and better staffing, Anne Arundel County's professional firefighters union is hopeful change is on the way under newly elected County Executive Allison Pickard.

Anne Arundel County, MD · 2d

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Poly-Western Renovation Still Needs $110.7M

Frederick Douglass & Briscoe Schools — Combined Renovation Project. Renovating Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and Western High School's shared campus still requires $110.7 million in funding. A substantial gap remains as construction planning moves forward. The funding need was reported by the. , which cited a $110.7 million gap for...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Auditor flagged $1 million nonprofit expense before FBI raid

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A taxpayer-funded Baltimore City nonprofit that had its offices raided spent $1 million this year on a grant donation to an unspecified organization—an expense one state auditor described as “a massive red flag”—according to documents Spotlight on Maryland obtained through a public information request.

Baltimore, MD · 20h

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Second indictment follows years of warnings about unlicensed senior homes

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Maryland prosecutors have secured a second felony indictment against a man accused of operating an unlicensed assisted living program, marking another step in a crackdown on an industry state regulators had scrutinized for years without bringing criminal charges under a 2023 law. The latest indictment against...

Maryland · 1d

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Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum announces holiday tree lighting and train garden opening

MIDDLE RIVER, Md. — The Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum will host a weekend of festive celebrations late this month, featuring a holiday tree lighting ceremony and the opening of its seasonal train garden. The festivities kick off Friday, Nov. 27, at 5 p.m. with a free community tree lighting. Attendees will receive free […]

Middle River, MD · 1d

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Mid-Shore state races favor incumbents, Question 3 passes without support of District 1

EASTERN SHORE — On Tuesday, incumbent candidate Andy Harris defeated Dan Schwartz in the Maryland District 1 House race. Harris was first elected to serve in the House of Representatives in 2010. Prior to his time in the House of Representatives, Harris served in the Maryland State Senate for 12 years. Recently, Harris proposed millions of dollars in funding for District 1 as a part of a fiscal 2027 agriculture appropriations bill. Harris drew national attention on Oct. 13, after threatening to have a student reporter removed from a news conference. The incident occurred following a candidate forum held in Cambridge with Dan Schwartz. At an invitation only watch party held at Portside restaurant in Cambridge, FOX45 Rebecca spoke with Harris who self-declared victory early onTuesday night. In the interview Harris said, “What made the campaign successful is people in the first congressional district know that I deliver for them in Washington, and they come out on Election Day and they deliver for me.” He also commented on Question 3 being passed. “If the governor really believes in democracy, he should say, well, you know what, First Congressional district doesn’t like this idea, maybe we shouldn’t gerrymander the First Congressional

Maryland · 1d

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This Charming Maryland Park Has Been Stealing Hearts Since Before The Civil War Era Began

There are places you visit once and forget, and then there’s Patterson Park in Baltimore, Maryland, which has a way of staying with you long after you’ve gone home. Maryland’s oldest city park has been charming residents and visitors alike for generations, and spending time here makes it very easy to understand why.

Baltimore, MD · 21h

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Baltimore responds to BGE proposal to only collect conduit fees from city residents

Baltimore City has filed a formal response to the Public Service Commission (PSC) that opposes a proposal by Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) to impose a surcharge on conduit infrastructure fees that only applies to city residents.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Too Young to Vote, Mercy High School Students Serve as Election Judges

Three Mercy High School students who are not yet old enough to vote took an active role in the democratic process during Tuesday’s midterm elections by serving as election judges. Seniors Tess Brandenburg and Maria Chalkia and junior Khloe Stevenson joined election officials and community volunteers at polling locations, helping to ensure Election Day ran smoothly and that voters had a positive experience at the polls. Their responsibilities included assisting with operations, welcoming voters, and supporting the administration of the election in accordance with the State of Maryland’s procedures. Tess and Maria served at Leith Walk Elementary/Middle School in Ramblewood and Khloe was stationed at St. Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church in Little Italy.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Portion of I-695 near Parkville to close, detour this weekend

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will temporarily close and detour the interchange exit ramp from westbound I-695 (Baltimore Beltway Outer Loop) to northbound MD 147 (Harford Road) in Parkville this weekend. The closure will allow crews to install a new underground drainage pipe. The work is expected...

Parkville, MD · 3d

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Powwow Dancing, Native Recipes, And Storytelling: Anne Arundel Libraries Announce Native American Heritage Events

ANNAPOLIS — Anne Arundel County Public Library is offering the following events at area libraries to recognize Native American Heritage Month. Presenters from the Maryland State Archives will share resources and stories of the Native American experience in Maryland. Piscataway Nation Singers & Dancers. Date: Saturday, Nov. 21. Time:...

Anne Arundel County, MD · 2d

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Talbot County Asks Residents to Go Green for Veterans Nov. 4–11

Talbot County is calling on residents, local businesses, and community groups to take part in a national tribute to military veterans by switching on green lights from November 4 through November 11, 2026, as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans. The campaign is organized by the National Association of...

Talbot County, MD · 2d

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Baltimore County Public Library’s North Point Branch to reopen following HVAC upgrades

DUNDALK, Md. — The Baltimore County Public Library’s North Point Branch will fully reopen to the public on Monday, Nov. 9, following a five-month closure for building facility improvements. The branch, located at 1716 Merritt Blvd. in Dundalk, closed in June for crews to replace the building’s heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) unit. With […]

Dundalk, MD · 2d

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Maryland regulators approved 2027 health plans that leave a 40-year-old in Baltimore paying $9 to $89 a month more for lowest-cost off-exchange unsubsidized silver coverage

Maryland regulators have approved 2027 health plan rates that leave a 40-year-old in the Baltimore area paying $9 to $89 more a month for the lowest-cost off-exchange, unsubsidized silver plan, the Maryland Insurance Administration said in its Sept. 25 rate announcement. Across the state, unsubsidized individual plans will rise an average of 14.6% in 2027. […]

Maryland · 3d

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SUN: Harford Road residents threaten lawsuit over Baltimore housing bill

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Opponents of Baltimore’s newly approved Harford Road Overlay District said on Thursday they will take legal action against the legislation if it becomes law, continuing a fight that previously resulted in a court victory for residents. The meeting comes after the Baltimore City Council voted...

Baltimore, MD · 10h