Peach preserved: Judge orders sculpture on Ellicott City's Main Street can stay

WMAR 2 News 6/25 10:34A Blair Sabol

A fresh update to a juicy controversy practically heard around the world. After raising eyebrows last fall , a judge ruled that a larger-than-life peach sculpture could stay put outside the Georgia Grace Cafe on Main Street. This comes after the...

New splash pad opens in Glen Burnie

WMAR 2 News 6/25 10:33A WMAR STAFF

Anne Arundel County officially opened a new splash pad today in Glen Burnie, just in time for the summer heat. The new amenity is located at the North Arundel Aquatic Center, which is also celebrating its 20th anniversary. The $3.5 million...

Sabrina Tapp-Harper secures victory in Baltimore City Sheriff race after Sam Cogen concedes

WMAR 2 News 6/25 10:15A Dominick Philippe-Auguste

Baltimore City Sheriff Sam Cogen has conceded to Sabrina Tapp-Harper in the Democratic primary race, marking an upset victory that will make Tapp-Harper the first African American woman to hold the position since the office was founded in 1845....

How One Conversation Turned Into Community

Baltimore Fishbowl 6/25 5:00A Sponsored Post Staff

Being Jewish doesn’t always come with community—sometimes you have to go looking for it. Through the Jewish Connection Network , an agency of The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore, that first...

The Daily Dispatch Quiz — June 25, 2026

Baltimore Fishbowl 6/25 4:50A Baltimore Fishbowl Staff

Put your local news knowledge to the test with David Conn’s Daily Dispatch Quiz . 6 questions. 90 seconds. Today’s topics include: Hampden business closure Tall ships in Baltimore Budget airline...

Thursday Morning Headlines: Fire at Owings Mills Tesla dealership; End of an era at Eastpoint Mall;...

Baltimore Fishbowl 6/25 1:30A Baltimore Fishbowl Staff

Community weighs in on Baltimore s 5-year violence prevention plan CBS Baltimore Fire at Tesla dealership in Owings Mills WBAL News Radio Tall ships are expected to attract 500,000-plus visitors this...

Not getting exact change? Here’s how Maryland’s new cash-rounding law works

WMAR 2 News 6/24 11:00P Mallory Sofastaii

A Maryland woman recently noticed something unusual during several visits to her local McDonalds. She told WMAR-2 News Mallory Sofastaii she wasn't receiving exact change. When she asked about it, the cashier told her the restaurant was rounding...

Baltimore County Public Schools officially appoints new superintendent, Dr. William Heiser

WMAR 2 News 6/24 10:53P Megan Knight

Baltimore County Public Schools welcomed its new leader Wednesday night. The county Board of Education held an in-person meeting to officially appoint Dr. William Heiser to the role of superintendent. Dr. Heiser's career in education spans for...

Warmer & slightly sticky today

WMAR 2 News 6/24 9:20P Stevie Daniels

Happy Thursday! Mostly dry today with plenty of sunshine and seasonal temperatures, in the mid to upper-80s. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop tonight, but most of the storm activity stays out toward the mountains. A cold front...

Coach store closes at Towson Town Center amid ongoing retail departures

WMAR 2 News 6/24 7:41A Siobhan Garrett

Coach is the latest store to close at Towson Town Center. A source at the mall confirmed that the retailer's last day of business was June 22. This is just another in a series of store closings at the mall, the latest being the Apple store and...

Anne Arundel County Police seek suspect in Odenton church vandalism

WMAR 2 News 6/24 7:06A Dominick Philippe-Auguste

Anne Arundel County Police are seeking the publics help in identifying a suspect connected to vandalism at a church in Odenton. Police say that on June 17 at approximately 10:30 p.m., the suspect damaged a Black Lives Matter sign and a Dismantle...

Charles County man already serving life in prison pleads guilty to killing his own children

WMAR 2 News 6/24 6:55A Ryan Dickstein

A Charles County man already serving life in prison for murder has now pleaded guilty to killing his own children. Back in August of 1997 Brandon Norman was found dead in his crib. He was just eight-months old. An autopsy determined Brandon...

Wednesday Morning Headlines: Senate President Bill Ferguson survives primary challenge; A rematch of...

Baltimore Fishbowl 6/24 1:30A Baltimore Fishbowl Staff

Senate President Bill Ferguson survives primary challenge to defeat Bobby LaPin Baltimore Banner A November rematch of Moore versus Cox in Maryland governor race Maryland Matters Dalya Attar, the...

Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Former Maryland cornerback enters — and exits — ‘Love Island’ villa;...

Baltimore Fishbowl 6/23 11:30A Baltimore Fishbowl Staff

Former Maryland cornerback Tino Ellis sought love. The island had other plans. The Baltimore Banner Maryland early voting climbs, driven by competitive races and voter anger analysts say The Baltimore Sun Feds launch investigation into Maryland...

Hot House: Updates honor historic details in this Tudor Revival ‘cottage’

Baltimore Fishbowl 6/23 10:30A Meg Fielding

501 Woodlawn Road, Roland Park, Baltimore. Hot House: Quintessential Roland Park Cedar Shingle/Tudor Revival “Cottage.” 7 Beds/4.5 Baths. 5,345 Square Feet. Asking price: $1.699 million. What: It is...