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Fractured Prune's 50th birthday gift to us is a Baltimore location
Most Baltimoreans have experienced the indulgent hedonism of the iconic Fractured Prune donut, but soon they won't have to go downy oshun to do it. That's right, friends, a Baltimore City Fractured Prune is in the works. Mmmmm. French Toast donut. Photo v
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Baltimore opens city's first public kayak launch, self-service rental stations
It just got easier to enjoy Baltimore's Inner Harbor waters. City and state leaders, as well as leaders from the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, on Friday opened the first public kayak launch in Baltimore's harbor. Baltimore opened its first public k
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Thea Canlas, whose art explores Philippine identity, wins 2026 Janet & Walter Sondheim Art Prize
Thea Canlas, a Filipina American artist, is the winner of the 21st annual Janet & Walter Sondheim Art Prize, awarded Thursday night at the Walters Art Museum. A graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Canlas will receive $30,000. Her wor
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Hot Plate: Local Oyster Seafood Throwdown, Cinghiale wine dinner, Ekiben Night Market, and more
As summer winds down and we head toward Labor Day weekend, Baltimore restaurants keep on going, with festivals, special dinners, grand opening celebrations, and more. Here's a look at the week ahead: Openings & announcements Candela Arepa Bar, the new ven
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Data centers in the region increasingly face bans, moratoriums
By Lauren Hines-Acosta, Chesapeake Bay Journal People spilled out of the Harford County, Maryland, council chambers and down the street in June. For more than 10 consecutive meetings, county residents had demanded that the council ban data center developm
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland redistricting ballot question blocked again; Baltimore-based tour company's group among missing in Nepal-China floods; Maryland among states suing Trump admin over family planning restrictions; and more.
Another Maryland judge blocks redistricting ballot question. State appeals. - The Baltimore Sun Baltimore-based tour company's group among missing in Nepal-China floods - The Baltimore Banner and Associated Press Maryland, 22 other states sue Trump admini
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Howard County breaks ground on county's first agricultural center
Howard County officials broke ground on the county's first-ever agricultural center, named after former Howard County Councilmember Charles C. Feaga. "Farming in Howard County has always been much more than a business. For many, it's a cherished way of li
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University of Maryland finds germs can survive on the moon
The moon is a hard place to stay alive without a space suit. It has radiation, extreme temperatures and a lack of water. However, researchers at the University of Maryland found in a recent study that microbes like bacteria and fungi from earth can still
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Maryland urges families to use SUN Bucks food benefits before they expire
Maryland officials are encouraging families enrolled in the state's SUN Bucks program to use their food benefits before they expire. From June through August, Maryland SUN Bucks provides money to families to make sure children have access to healthy, nutr
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The Daily Dispatch Quiz - August 28, 2026
Put your local news knowledge to the test with David Conn's Daily Dispatch Quiz. 6 questions. 90 seconds. Today's topics include: Maryland's moon mystery deepens Ancient legal doctrine sinks case Ankle monitors and impossible choices See how you stack up
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