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Senator Ben Cardin Comments on Maryland's Evolution into a 21st-Century Hub

Senator Ben Cardin Comments on Maryland's Evolution into a 21st-Century Hub

Senator Ben Cardin (D-MD) has remarked on Maryland's transformation into a modern hub of innovation and culture. His comments highlight the state's blend of historical charm and urban entertainment, particularly in its major cities like Baltimore and Annapolis. Baltimore, the state's largest city, is home to institutions such as Johns Hopkins University and the National Aquarium. Annapolis, the state capital since 1695, features a picturesque harbor and the United States Naval Academy. These cities, according to Senator Cardin, serve as reminders of Maryland's rich history and its ongoing evolution. The state's diverse geography, ranging from the Appalachian Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay, and its extensive coastline, further contribute to its appeal as a destination for both residents and visitors.

Orioles news: Pete Alonso stays hot

Orioles news: Pete Alonso stays hot

Alonso hit 40, minor leaguers are honored, and more

Lawsuit Challenges Baltimore's $900 Million Harborplace Redevelopment, Citing Illegal Zoning Changes

Lawsuit Challenges Baltimore's $900 Million Harborplace Redevelopment, Citing Illegal Zoning Changes

A new lawsuit has been filed seeking to halt Baltimore's $900 million Harborplace redevelopment project. Seven Baltimore residents and business owners have filed a complaint against Baltimore City, the City Council, Board of Estimates, and developer MCB HP Baltimore LLC. The lawsuit alleges that the city illegally altered zoning rules and public park protections to facilitate the project. Specifically, the complaint targets three bills approved by the Baltimore City Council and signed by Mayor Brandon Scott in March 2024. These bills amended the City Charter to permit multifamily housing and parking on a section of the Inner Harbor previously designated as public parkland, changed zoning regulations to remove a 100-foot building height limit and allow mixed-use development, and modified the Inner Harbor Urban Renewal Plan to accommodate residential and commercial development. The plaintiffs contend these bills were passed specifically to benefit MCB and violate the Maryland Constitution's prohibition on ce...

AFC North Week 2: Is anyone actually really good? Bengals undefeated, but with holes

AFC North Week 2: Is anyone actually really good? Bengals undefeated, but with holes

The Cleveland Browns are in the win column, but what does the rest of the AFC North look like? Anyone actually good?

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Buying a home in Nashville costs $18K more than the national average

Buying a home in Nashville costs $18K more than the national average

A new Redfin report shows Nashville residents need an income of $128,119 to afford a typical home in 2026. Here's why.

Tuesday Open Thread

Tuesday Open Thread

I have a busy day so let’s have an Open Thread. It sounds like Brett Bateman’s injury isn’t too serious, which is good to hear. I’d be ok when them sitting him the last five games. The Sun has a story ‘Who’s to blame for Dylan Cease’s breakdowns?‘ Hmmmm who ever invented baseball? Throwing a […]

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Appeals Court Order on Inspector General's Access to City Records

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Appeals Court Order on Inspector General's Access to City Records

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is appealing a court decision that mandates his administration to provide city records to Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming. The appeal was filed shortly after retired Baltimore Circuit Court Associate Judge Pamela White set deadlines for the city to produce these records. Judge White's ruling last week required the administration to fulfill outstanding subpoenas and restore direct access to records for Cumming. On Monday, White specified that the city has two days to restore direct access to city servers for Cumming’s staff and 45 days to fulfill subpoenas. The administration plans to seek a stay from the appeals court to pause the record production. This legal dispute began in February when Cumming challenged the mayor’s decision to cut off her direct access to city documents, including memos, emails, and invoices. Cumming's role involves investigating waste, fraud, and abuse within the city government.

Ravens vs. Saints: Kickoff time, TV channel, odds, and more

Ravens vs. Saints: Kickoff time, TV channel, odds, and more

Here’s everything you need to know to tune into Saints vs. Ravens in Week 2.

Ravens Roundtable: reacting to Baltimore’s Week 2 loss to the Saints

Ravens Roundtable: reacting to Baltimore’s Week 2 loss to the Saints

Baltimore Beatdown’s staff shares their instant reactions to the Ravens’ 24-17 loss to the Saints.

Bengals take AFC North lead after Ravens’ Week 2 blunder vs. Saints

Bengals take AFC North lead after Ravens’ Week 2 blunder vs. Saints

The rest of the AFC North is chasing Cincinnati.

Saints vs. Ravens How to Watch: Game time, TV, streaming, radio, and odds

Saints vs. Ravens How to Watch: Game time, TV, streaming, radio, and odds

The Saints face the Ravens in their Week 2 matchup and this is your one-stop shop to find out how to follow the action!

Northrop Grumman Seeks Mechanical Engineers for Military Applications in Baltimore

Northrop Grumman Seeks Mechanical Engineers for Military Applications in Baltimore

Northrop Grumman Seeks Mechanical Engineers for Military Applications in Baltimore