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New resale shop turns fashion finds into support for Johns Hopkins Medicine

TIMONIUM, Md. — Each piece of fabric at Renewal Upscale Resale holds a story, a story that transforms for a great cause with every sale. The store opened its doors in Timonium last week. The Women's Board of The Johns Hopkins Hospital cut the ribbon following success of their...

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Baltimore Weekend Events: Maryland Toy Expo, Patterson Park BrewFest, Chili Cookoff and more.

Whether you want to peruse collectibles, taste some chili for a good cause, or enjoy a festival of beers in the park, there are plenty of places to find that warm and fuzzy feeling while exploring Baltimore. Check it all out in our weekend events roundup:. Seeing Like a Naturalist:...

Baltimore, MD · 1d
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Detectives release photos seeking suspect in two east Baltimore business burglaries

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Baltimore Police Department is seeking the identity of a man they say robbed two businesses in east Baltimore two weeks ago. The commercial burglaries took place on Oct. 24. at 2406 N. Calvert Street and 1801 N. Charles Street. A Marathon gas station is located...

Baltimore, MD · 14h
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Domestic Assault Convictions Require 15-Year Wait To Clear Records, Maryland Appeals Court Rules

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland residents seeking to clear certain domestic assault convictions from their criminal records must wait 15 years after completing their sentences, even though the state generally allows second-degree assault convictions to be expunged after seven years, according to a new appellate court ruling. In a 23-page...

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» Defendant in Exchange of Gunfire, Attempted Armed Robbery Pleads Guilty

Armondo Rouse, 25, was sentenced following a plea agreement in a case stemming from an Apr. 10, shooting in West Baltimore, where he was found suffering from a gunshot wound after an exchange of gunfire involving three men. According to the statement of charges, officers responded to a ShotSpotter alert...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Hot Plate: Oyfest, Baltimore Station Chili Cook-off, Thanksgiving pre-orders, and more

OPP (Oysters Pizza and Pasta) is now open on Light Street. Hidden Waters Café at Hidden Waters Farm in Pikesville officially opens this weekend. Im-PRESSED, a panini shop, is now open in Hampden. Raffy’s on 36th has added a new private event space, The Elbow Room, in its upstairs...

Baltimore, MD · 11h

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Matter for Mallory: Surprise bills & the 12 Scams of Christmas return 🎄

Baltimore sends more than 50,000 billing notices. Plus, a $2,600 swing set order turns into a holiday shopping warning, as we kickoff our 12 Scams of Christmas

Baltimore, MD · 14h

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Utah strives to avoid another deep hole in matchup vs. Towson

As Utah and Towson prepare to meet for the first time ever on Thursday night in Salt Lake City, they have something in common despite differing results in their season openers. Both teams feel like they have a lot of room for improvement. Despite erasing a 17-point deficit to beat Long Beach State 66-63 on Monday at home, the Utes (1-0) were not pleased that the victory required such a big comeback. It was necessary after a rough first-half shooting performance and because Long Beach State turned 10 first-half Utah turnovers into 18 points en route to the big lead. "It was disappointing in a lot of respects for me because I think we took a step back," Utah coach Alex Jensen said. "I think we took two steps back and maybe one step forward (Monday). We had three good exhibition games, but (we) can't make the same mistakes over and over again individually or collectively and put ourselves in a hole." Trey Campbell provided the biggest spark in the Utes' comeback, totaling 20 points, eight assists, six rebounds and four steals. "We don't win the game without Trey," Jensen said. "I kind of feel bad for him because we

Salt Lake City, UT · 1d

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Soundbar fires up smokers and extends hours for game day tailgate in Baltimore

If you're looking for a place to watch the game with tailgate favorites, Soundbar on Falls Road is keeping things smoking.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Former Smyrna star Cameron Edge leads Morgan State into Delaware State matchup

BALTIMORE, Md. (Nov. 5, 2026) — For Morgan State quarterback Cameron Edge, Saturday's trip to Dover, Delaware, will be more than another road game. It will be a homecoming. The Clayton, Delaware, native will return to his home state when the Bears face Delaware State at Alumni Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 1 p.m. The matchup offers Edge an opportunity to compete in front of family, friends, and familiar faces while helping Morgan State get back on track in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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» Defendant Pleads Guilty to Reckless Endangerment in Shooting Case

Felix Dantzler Jr., 60, pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment on Nov. 5 in connection to events at a residence on the 3000 block of Westwood Avenue in Oct. 2025. According to the charging documents, police responded to a disturbance the Westwood residence around 3:35 a.m. on Oct. 26, 2025. Officers heard a gunshot come from inside the home and later say they recovered an AR-15-style gun and a shell casing from the bedroom.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Baltimore's 53 Families Foundation Marks 17 Years of Feeding Thousands at Thanksgiving

Baltimore Convention Center — Venue of Annual Thanksgiving Dinner. For almost two decades, the 53 Families Foundation has set long tables and warm plates for Baltimore families who need a Thanksgiving meal, and this year the nonprofit is back for its 17th go-around, this time asking the community to help make it happen.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Community Assistance Network celebrates 60 years of service

On Nov. 12, 1965, the Community Assistance Network (CAN) was born to serve those in the community in need. Six decades later, CAN is as strong as ever. "Doing anything for 60 years, I think that's really worth celebrating," CAN Interim CEO Mitch Posner said. "Running a not-for-profit organization takes a lot of contributions of time, talent and treasure." While CAN is located in Dundalk at 7900 E. Baltimore St., it serves all of Baltimore County. There has historically been the greatest concentration of people who need the kinds of support that CAN offers on the east side of the county, Posner said. Four years ago, CAN doubled down on its investment in the community, anchoring itself through renovations and an expansion that totaled an investment of more than $1 million. "We're here to stay for a while now," Posner said. 'They give people hope' In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Economic Opportunity Act into law, which established the foundation for Community Action Agencies and the War on Poverty. That created CAN. The Community Services Block Grant designates funds to 1,100 agencies across the country, Posner said. CAN is responsible for Baltimore County, one of 17 such organizations

Baltimore County, MD · 1d

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Baltimore councilwoman, advocate seek public health response to post-incarceration syndrome

Councilwoman Phylicia Porter (D-District 10) is teaming up with former drug trafficker turned author and public health advocate Kevin Shird to address post-incarceration syndrome (PICS), a term used to describe the psychological and social challenges formerly incarcerated people face during reentry. While a number of reentry services are aimed at...

Baltimore, MD · 12h

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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 · 1d

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Singer Dawn Richard returns to Baltimore to celebrate new album & Danity Kane anniversary

Who are featured artists on Dawn Richard's new album 'Creole Culture'?. What role does Dawn Richard have at Loyola University New Orleans?. Multi-platinum artist Dawn Richard returns to the Baltimore to celebrate the release of her new album, Creole Culture and Danity Kane's 20th anniversary. Creole Culture features Durand Bernarr,...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Narrow Band of Rain Soaks Baltimore During Thursday Night Game With Temperatures Near 70 Degrees Before Thunderstorms Rumble Friday Morning

MARYLAND — Rain turned out to be more than just spotty showers in Baltimore on Thursday night, with a narrow band of rain moving through during the football game. Radar at 8:45 p.m. showed a conveyor belt of rain stretching from northern Virginia through Columbia and Baltimore toward Elkton. Temperatures stayed near 70 degrees, unusually warm for November, and stronger storms were expected to build overnight into Friday morning.

Baltimore, MD · 23h