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Baltimore.
city in Maryland, United States
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The Constitutional Union Party was formed in Baltimore in May 1860.Some support1 report
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Maryland directs funds to Baltimore communities.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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US funding is alleged to violate human rights law, prompting bishops to gather in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Mayor Brandon Scott signed an executive order in Baltimore on October 22, 2026.Some support2 reports
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The city of Baltimore dedicated a street in honor of skier Lindsey Vonn.Some support1 report
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Trump threatened to deploy the National Guard in Baltimore while clashing with Governor Moore over federal funding.Some support1 report
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Arkansas and Baltimore were selected as US travel destinations on November 3, 2026.Some support1 report
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Foundation supports Baltimore Homecoming Heroes Program, featuring Derrick Adams, Veronica Jackson, and Joanne Martin as semifinalists.Some support1 report
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Legislation has been introduced aiming to address the housing crisis in Baltimore.Well supported6 reports4 developments inside
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Baltimore expands its DPW pilot while health departments in Baltimore and Philadelphia address rat control issues.Some support1 report
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In Baltimore, City Council is reviewing spending while David Williams argues for necessary budget changes.Some support5 reports3 developments inside
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Local ballot initiatives are being weighed in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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The Baltimore Police Department provided emergency services to citizens in Baltimore on November 2, 2026.Some support1 report
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GasBuddy released local gas price survey results for Baltimore.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Brandon Scott pushed through a deal in Baltimore, which was met with opposition from Bill Henry by the City Council.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The affordability crisis is driving migration to Baltimore, while state funding is being used to aid the city's housing market recovery.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development addresses the housing crisis in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Dan Rowe, a head brewer, has worked in Johnson City, previously at Nepenthe Brewing Co. in Baltimore, after attending a program in Asheville.Some support1 report
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Ivan Bates is involved in a matter concerning the state political environment in Maryland and the law enforcement operations of the Baltimore Police Department.Well supported10 reports1 development inside
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A company operates assets in Maryland and maintains a mixed-use community in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Maryland Transit Administration operates its transit services in Baltimore, Maryland, which is used by individuals such as Seth Siegel.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Dredge McFarland, named for Arthur McFarland, is operating on the Delaware River and overseeing plants in Galveston and New Orleans.Some support1 report
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Moore promised to resurrect Baltimore’s Red Line transit project, which was previously canceled by Hogan.Some support1 report
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Lime offered free rides and partnered with HeadCount to provide voter resources for Baltimore voters.Some support1 report
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Jessica Tisch leads the NYPD in New York City, while discussions link Donald Trump's agenda to city safety progress, alongside Brandon Scott as Mayor of Baltimore.Well supported4 reports4 developments inside
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Navis Pack & Ship expanded its operations from Baltimore to open a new location in Alexandria, VA.Some support1 report
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Art scene availability and resources, and the upbringing location of an award winner, were discussed in relation to Philadelphia and Baltimore.Some support1 report3 developments inside
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Banksy is being compared to local artists in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Chamber hosts an event at Morgan State University in Baltimore on October 28, 2026.Some support1 report
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Drug distribution and organized crime operations are underway across major US cities, including Philadelphia, New York City, and Baltimore.Some support1 report
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WalletHub released new city safety rankings, noting Columbia among the safest and Baltimore among the least safe.Some support2 reports
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A person traveled from Pikesville to Israel, having previously worked in Baltimore, amidst the ongoing Gaza War.Some support1 report
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Case emerged from Baltimore, Maryland jurisdiction concerning immigration issues between US states and Mexico.Well supported4 reports
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Baltimore approved a trip to Texas on October 24, 2026.Some support1 report
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City leaders in Baltimore are reviewing spending and storm response findings.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Expert analyzes how contract rules affect city spending in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Baltimore is mentioned in a related article.Some support1 report
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Maryland Institute College of Art is featuring posters promoting artist Gladys Knight in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Governor Wes Moore directed an intervention in Baltimore City and ordered a new juvenile car theft program.Some support2 reports
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A conference was held in Baltimore, Maryland on October 23, 2026.Some support1 report
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Kara DiPietro and Shamiah Kerney have been identified as employees of the Baltimore city government.Some support2 reports
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A state inspection occurred in Baltimore concerning the Patapsco River.Some support1 report
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Mayor Brandon Scott announced the use of a PILOT agreement to provide tax incentives for Harborplace plans in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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A person named March traveled across multiple cities, including Chicago, Indianapolis, Dayton, Columbus, and Baltimore, starting in Chicago.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Mayor Brandon Scott supports a baby fund initiative, requiring the Baltimore City Council to determine its funding source.Well supported6 reports
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An individual has connections to Deutsche Bank in Baltimore and attended Florida Gulf Coast University and Florida SouthWestern State College.Some support1 report
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The Orthodox Union maintains a hybrid presence in the city of Baltimore.Some support2 reports
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A drone incident occurred at the Army-Navy game, prompting officials to discuss drone threats.Some support1 report
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A new report has ranked several major cities, including Boston and Baltimore, among the riskiest in the region, while placing Philadelphia in the bottom tier.Well supported5 reports
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Kurt Schmoke was reported to be the president of the University of Baltimore and a trailblazer of Baltimore as of June 12, 2026.Some support2 reports
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Erricka Bridgeford is working to reduce violence in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Crops, including coconut and sisal hemp, were shipped from Florida to markets in Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore.Some support1 report
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A shared DIY punk music scene has emerged involving Atlanta and Baltimore.Some support2 reports
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Plaza Marine, based in New Jersey, expanded its sales team to Baltimore and Norfolk.Some support1 report
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Hainan's Free Trade Port is establishing international logistical links, connecting Asia, Europe, and the Americas via the Port of Baltimore and Maryland.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Candidates and local figures, including Paul Stevens, are discussing city growth and administration in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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Mayor Brandon Scott announced on July 1, 2026, his support for a living wage law in Baltimore.Some support2 reports
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Copa Airlines is launching new nonstop flights from Baltimore, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Austin, and other US cities to Tocumen.Some support1 report
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Leaders are proposing a new safety department in Baltimore, which will operate alongside both EMS and the Baltimore Police Department.Some support6 reports1 development inside
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FBI raided KEYS headquarters in Baltimore on October 14, 2026.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Baltimore
Events traced to Baltimore, step by step, newest first- Power project legal challenge may affect Baltimore's infrastructureLegal challenge to power project may delay infrastructure development in BaltimorePossible
- Baltimore may increase surveillance with $153 million Axon contractBaltimore's surveillance network may increase data collection and change public safety operationsLikely
- WNADA's funding and leadership controversies could impact West Baltimore redevelopmentWNADA's funding and leadership controversies could impact West Baltimore redevelopment.Possible
- Key Bridge delays may continue to restrict Baltimore's commerceThe Key Bridge rebuilding delays could continue to restrict Baltimore's commerce and logistics access.Possible
- Glovis' Philadelphia expansion may challenge Baltimore's cargo dominanceGlovis' Philadelphia expansion increases competition for East Coast logistics servicesPossible
- Guinness brewery closure may cut jobs and tourism near BaltimoreGuinness brewery closure may reduce local jobs and tourism revenue in BaltimoreLikely
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- Baltimore water supply may change due to river blendingBaltimore's water supply may see slight taste or color changes from river blendingAlready happening
- Baltimore shipyard may gain from $3.7 billion submarine investmentBaltimore area shipyard may benefit from $3.7 billion military investmentLikely
- New $3.7 billion defense investment could boost Baltimore's jobsNew $3.7 billion defense investment could boost Baltimore's jobsLikely
- $6.6 Billion Factory Investment Could Boost Baltimore's EconomyTrump's $6.6 billion investment could boost Baltimore's economy and job market.Reported
- Severe weather grounds flights at Baltimore/Washington AirportGround stops at BWI disrupt air travel and regional operationsReported
Explainers that pass through Baltimore
Baltimore is a step on the way to someone else- WNADA's leadership instability raises governance risk for Baltimore City HallWNADA's leadership controversy raises governance risk for Baltimore City HallPossible
- $3.7 billion military investment could boost Maryland's shipbuilding sectorThe $3.7 billion investment could provide a strong economic boost to Maryland's industrial sector.Likely
- Military investment in Baltimore could create over 3,100 jobs in MarylandMilitary investment in Baltimore may create thousands of jobs in MarylandReported
- Taxpayer funds in Baltimore raise questions about Maryland oversightMaryland faces questions over oversight of taxpayer-subsidized nonprofitsReported
- How will the lawsuit regarding the Inner Harbor redevelopment affect the Baltimore City Council?Lawsuit challenges Council's authority over Inner Harbor developmentReported
Around Baltimore this week
News at the entities that move Baltimore most-
Maryland StructuralCompany Q783794 was confirmed to be a Maryland common law trust.Moves Baltimore
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Bill Ferguson StructuralWes Moore and Bill Ferguson clashed over issues such as the congressional map redraw in Maryland.Moves Baltimore
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Susquehanna River StructuralThe Susquehanna River is flowing through Pennsylvania, and the National Weather Service is monitoring conditions and issuing flood warnings.Moves Baltimore
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city council StructuralFlagstaff city council discussed local funding measures on November 6, 2026.Moves Baltimore
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Donald Trump OperationalNPR investigated a detention plan implemented by the Trump administration, involving DHS policy officials.Moves Baltimore
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Chris Van Hollen OperationalSenators Van Hollen and Alsobrooks are leading conservation efforts in the Chesapeake, noting a subsidiary controls 67% of the menhaden allowance.Moves Baltimore
Connections
The 40 strongest of 1,158, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Maryland Structural
Baltimore operates under the legal and regulatory jurisdiction of the State of Maryland, which dictates its function and policies.
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Brandon Scott Structural
Brandon Scott serves as the Mayor, holding the formal governing position within the city of Baltimore.
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Scott Structural
Scott serves as the Mayor of Baltimore, leading the city's administration and policy initiatives.
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Baltimore City Council Structural
The Baltimore City Council holds formal legislative and administrative control over the city of Baltimore.
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Baltimore Gas and Electric Structural
BGE operates within Baltimore's service area, relying on city infrastructure and subject to mandates, fees, and agreements set by the city government.
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Brandon Scott Structural
Brandon Scott serves as the Mayor of Baltimore, governing the city's policies and operations.
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Bill Ferguson Structural
Bill Ferguson holds the formal office of Mayor, defining his political function within the city of Baltimore.
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Susquehanna River Structural
Baltimore relies on the Susquehanna River to supplement its municipal water supply, especially during drought conditions.
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Baltimore Police Department Structural
The Baltimore Police Department provides essential law enforcement and public safety services within the jurisdiction of Baltimore.
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city council Structural
The City Council serves as the governing body responsible for policy and operations within the jurisdiction of Baltimore.
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East Baltimore Structural
East Baltimore is a defined geographic region and structural subset of the larger city of Baltimore.
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Baltimore City Hall Structural
City Hall serves as the official seat where Baltimore's government and administration operate.
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Richard Worley Structural
Richard Worley serves as the Police Commissioner, performing law enforcement duties within the jurisdiction of Baltimore.
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Baltimore City Health Department Structural
The Health Department functions as a mandated public health agency operating under the governance and operational oversight of the Baltimore City government.
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Dali Transactional
The vessel Dali was involved in a singular, high-impact event by crashing into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
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Donald Trump Operational
Trump actively uses his political platform to influence Baltimore's economic development, safety policies, and legal environment.
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Anduril Industries Shared context
Anduril Industries is establishing and operating facilities and shipyards within the Baltimore region.
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WBAL-TV Operational
WBAL-TV actively reports on and covers local events, government actions, and community life within Baltimore.
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health department Structural
The health department operates under the jurisdiction of Baltimore and receives city funding to serve local needs.
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Ivan Bates Structural
Ivan Bates serves as the State's Attorney, whose office operates within the jurisdiction of Baltimore City.
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Boston Operational
The two cities actively co-host major maritime events and exhibit cultural exchange, demonstrating mutual operational coupling.
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Alexandra Smith Structural
Alexandra Smith was employed by the Baltimore City government.
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Maryland Department of the Environment Structural
The Maryland Department of the Environment monitors and regulates environmental conditions, such as air quality and water levels, within the Baltimore region.
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Chris Van Hollen Operational
Chris Van Hollen actively supports and secures funding for Baltimore's maritime commerce and community initiatives.
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Baltimore City Department of Public Works Structural
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works functions as a subordinate operational unit within the larger administrative jurisdiction of Baltimore.
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Cohen Structural
Cohen serves as the President of the Baltimore City Council.
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The office's mandate and function are defined by its operational requirements within the city of Baltimore.
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Chicago Operational
The cities actively compete in markets and share operational challenges, influencing each other's urban policies and development.
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Arlington Transactional
A specific tour leg is underway, moving from Baltimore to Arlington.
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Antonio Hayes Structural
Antonio Hayes serves as a City Senator within the jurisdiction of Baltimore.
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Indian Navy Operational
The Indian Navy conducts port calls, maritime engagements, and participates in events in Baltimore.
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Michelle Taylor Structural
Michelle Taylor holds the formal position of Commissioner of Health for the city of Baltimore.
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Baltimore County Structural
Baltimore County relies on Baltimore City for essential infrastructure, including bridge ownership and regional water supply.
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David Williams Operational
David Williams actively critiques and monitors Baltimore's city fiscal policies and administrative practices as a taxpayer advocate.
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Dan Taylor Structural
Dan Taylor holds the presidential role of the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, driving the city's vision.
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Pamela White Structural
Pamela White functions as a judge whose rulings and orders are conducted within the jurisdiction of Baltimore City.
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Conway Structural
Conway serves as a member of the Baltimore City Council, a governing body of the city.
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James Webb Space Telescope Structural
The JWST's research proposals and operational management are functionally dependent on the ecosystem based in Baltimore.
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John Paul II Structural
The religious office associated with John Paul II is formally based in Baltimore, functioning as the supreme chaplaincy.
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Patterson High School Structural
The school receives program services that are functionally dependent on the administrative and resource base of the greater Baltimore area.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
10 events- The Constitutional Union Party was formed in Baltimore in May 1860.
- US funding is alleged to violate human rights law, prompting bishops to gather in Baltimore.
- The city of Baltimore dedicated a street in honor of skier Lindsey Vonn.
- Trump threatened to deploy the National Guard in Baltimore while clashing with Governor Moore over federal funding.
- Arkansas and Baltimore were selected as US travel destinations on November 3, 2026.
- Foundation supports Baltimore Homecoming Heroes Program, featuring Derrick Adams, Veronica Jackson, and Joanne Martin as semifinalists.
- Baltimore expands its DPW pilot while health departments in Baltimore and Philadelphia address rat control issues.
- Local ballot initiatives are being weighed in Baltimore.
- The Baltimore Police Department provided emergency services to citizens in Baltimore on November 2, 2026.
- GasBuddy released local gas price survey results for Baltimore.
October 2026
32 events- Mayor Brandon Scott signed an executive order in Baltimore on October 22, 2026.
- Brandon Scott pushed through a deal in Baltimore, which was met with opposition from Bill Henry by the City Council.
- The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development addresses the housing crisis in Baltimore.
- Dan Rowe, a head brewer, has worked in Johnson City, previously at Nepenthe Brewing Co. in Baltimore, after attending a program in Asheville.
- A company operates assets in Maryland and maintains a mixed-use community in Baltimore.
- Dredge McFarland, named for Arthur McFarland, is operating on the Delaware River and overseeing plants in Galveston and New Orleans.
- Moore promised to resurrect Baltimore’s Red Line transit project, which was previously canceled by Hogan.
- Lime offered free rides and partnered with HeadCount to provide voter resources for Baltimore voters.
- Navis Pack & Ship expanded its operations from Baltimore to open a new location in Alexandria, VA.
- Banksy is being compared to local artists in Baltimore.
- Chamber hosts an event at Morgan State University in Baltimore on October 28, 2026.
- Drug distribution and organized crime operations are underway across major US cities, including Philadelphia, New York City, and Baltimore.
- WalletHub released new city safety rankings, noting Columbia among the safest and Baltimore among the least safe.
- A person traveled from Pikesville to Israel, having previously worked in Baltimore, amidst the ongoing Gaza War.
- Baltimore approved a trip to Texas on October 24, 2026.
- Expert analyzes how contract rules affect city spending in Baltimore.
- Baltimore is mentioned in a related article.
- Maryland Institute College of Art is featuring posters promoting artist Gladys Knight in Baltimore.
- Governor Wes Moore directed an intervention in Baltimore City and ordered a new juvenile car theft program.
- A conference was held in Baltimore, Maryland on October 23, 2026.
- Kara DiPietro and Shamiah Kerney have been identified as employees of the Baltimore city government.
- A state inspection occurred in Baltimore concerning the Patapsco River.
- Mayor Brandon Scott announced the use of a PILOT agreement to provide tax incentives for Harborplace plans in Baltimore.
- A person named March traveled across multiple cities, including Chicago, Indianapolis, Dayton, Columbus, and Baltimore, starting in Chicago.
- An individual has connections to Deutsche Bank in Baltimore and attended Florida Gulf Coast University and Florida SouthWestern State College.
- A drone incident occurred at the Army-Navy game, prompting officials to discuss drone threats.
- Erricka Bridgeford is working to reduce violence in Baltimore.
- Crops, including coconut and sisal hemp, were shipped from Florida to markets in Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore.
- Plaza Marine, based in New Jersey, expanded its sales team to Baltimore and Norfolk.
- Candidates and local figures, including Paul Stevens, are discussing city growth and administration in Baltimore.
- Copa Airlines is launching new nonstop flights from Baltimore, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Austin, and other US cities to Tocumen.
- FBI raided KEYS headquarters in Baltimore on October 14, 2026.
September 2026
3 events- Art scene availability and resources, and the upbringing location of an award winner, were discussed in relation to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
- City leaders in Baltimore are reviewing spending and storm response findings.
- Leaders are proposing a new safety department in Baltimore, which will operate alongside both EMS and the Baltimore Police Department.
Show 3 earlier months
August 2026
5 events- The affordability crisis is driving migration to Baltimore, while state funding is being used to aid the city's housing market recovery.
- Case emerged from Baltimore, Maryland jurisdiction concerning immigration issues between US states and Mexico.
- Mayor Brandon Scott supports a baby fund initiative, requiring the Baltimore City Council to determine its funding source.
- The Orthodox Union maintains a hybrid presence in the city of Baltimore.
- A shared DIY punk music scene has emerged involving Atlanta and Baltimore.
July 2026
7 events- Maryland directs funds to Baltimore communities.
- In Baltimore, City Council is reviewing spending while David Williams argues for necessary budget changes.
- Maryland Transit Administration operates its transit services in Baltimore, Maryland, which is used by individuals such as Seth Siegel.
- Jessica Tisch leads the NYPD in New York City, while discussions link Donald Trump's agenda to city safety progress, alongside Brandon Scott as Mayor of Baltimore.
- A new report has ranked several major cities, including Boston and Baltimore, among the riskiest in the region, while placing Philadelphia in the bottom tier.
- Hainan's Free Trade Port is establishing international logistical links, connecting Asia, Europe, and the Americas via the Port of Baltimore and Maryland.
- Mayor Brandon Scott announced on July 1, 2026, his support for a living wage law in Baltimore.
June 2026
3 events- Legislation has been introduced aiming to address the housing crisis in Baltimore.
- Ivan Bates is involved in a matter concerning the state political environment in Maryland and the law enforcement operations of the Baltimore Police Department.
- Kurt Schmoke was reported to be the president of the University of Baltimore and a trailblazer of Baltimore as of June 12, 2026.