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How fighting-game community rallied around MD player detained by ICE
The fighting-game community rallied to raise money to retain an immigration attorney and secure the release of a Maryland man detained by ICE.
Eastern Shore museum to unveil new exhibits at reopening after funding scare
After an initial closure scare, the Delmarva Discovery Museum is gearing up for its grand reopening celebration.
MD officials vote to expand park registration program
The Maryland Board of Public Works is allowing the Maryland Park Service to move forward with its plan to expand an online registration system for state parks and shooting ranges.
Baseball training facility buys Frederick property for $3.65M
Top Gun Batting Cages, a baseball and softball training facility, will open its second location after acquiring a Frederick building.
Planet Fitness to open Randallstown location
Planet Fitness, a nationwide franchisor and operator of fitness centers, plans to open one of its newest clubs in Randallstown.
Katie Pumphrey announces 1-mile Baltimore harbor swim, launches nonprofit
Katie Pumphrey announced the launch of her nonprofit, Baltimore Open Water Swimmers, along with the first-ever Baltimore Harbor 1-Mile Swim.
Carnival expands cruise line with 2nd ship in Baltimore
Carnival Cruise Line announced the addition of a second cruise ship in Baltimore as part of new sailings for the 2027-28 season.
Prosecutors retreat after convicting record-setting Grand Teton mountain runner in trail dispute
Michelino Sunseri set a Grand Teton record but faced misdemeanor charges for briefly shortcutting a prohibited trail in the park.
Baltimore not immune from suit by biker injured at Inner Harbor, MD high court rules
The Maryland Supreme Court held that Baltimore is not shielded from a negligence lawsuit brought by a biker injured on the Inner Harbor Promenade.
Top cultural attractions in Baltimore celebrate World Environment Day
Several of Baltimore’s top cultural attractions will reward eco-conscious visitors with free and discounted admissions on World Environment Day.
On Met Gala Monday, Walters Art Museum trustees argue gallery is not subject to MPIA
The Walters Art Museum is not subject to the Maryland Public Information Act, lawyers argued before the state’s high court.
Living abroad and hungry to see Chinese movies on big screen, some Marylanders took action
A group of Chinese people decided they wanted the nation's biggest movie to be big in the U.S. — literally. So they made it really big.
