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Longtime Fells Point record‑store owner Bryan Burkert is opening Wonderland, a two‑story bar on Aliceanna Street; the ground floor opens this weekend and the upstairs will follow.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Cell-phone video shows dozens of dirt bikes weaving along Light Street into the Inner Harbor, prompting a police response and renewed safety concerns.
A county-only bill would let certain Baltimore County restaurants sell sealed cocktails with takeout under rules requiring food purchase, ID and sealed lids; it now needs a procedural step before reaching the governor.
Sports in ...
Samuel Basallo's helmet tap triggered MLB's first game-ending ABS challenge, turning a ball into a strike and sealing Baltimore's 8-3 win over the Rangers.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Mayor Brandon Scott unveiled Repave Baltimore, a 90‑day campaign starting in mid‑April to resurface roughly 25 miles and patch an estimated 25,000 potholes.
A phoned-in bomb threat put Pikesville's Beth Tfiloh on lockdown last Wednesday; police swept the campus and found no explosives.
A 15-year-old was arrested after two attempted armed carjackings in Baltimore; police recovered a BB gun and detectives are seeking additional suspects.
A Lutherville-Timonium man was indicted on kingpin and distribution charges after police recovered more than 130 pounds of marijuana in a mid‑March search.
Annapolis police are investigating after a man's body was found beneath the College Creek Bridge near the U.S. Naval Academy on Monday.
Community & Society in ...
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland will open a cooking and packaging hub at Edmondson Village Shopping Center as part of the center’s $40M renovation, officials say.
Politics & Govt in ...
Baltimore County has begun construction on a $32M replacement for the Wilkens precinct in Catonsville. The two‑story, 34,000‑sq‑ft station adds community space and upgraded security.
A Westminster garage blaze gutted two attached garages and destroyed 11 classic cars worth about $500,000. The Maryland State Fire Marshal is investigating.
Crews fought a two-alarm residential blaze Sunday in the 2400 block of Linden Avenue; officials said details on injuries and cause were not yet available.
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