Coffee and Cone opens on Eastern Boulevard in Essex
Coffee and Cone, a new dessert and coffee shop, opened its doors on Eastern Boulevard on March 20. Located in the former Chuck’s Comics Shop space at 530 Eastern Boulevard, Coffee and Cone offers a fresh and inviting concept featuring Hershey’s ice cream, specialty crepes, pastries and coffee. The shop is open seven...
» MTA Bus Shooting Trial Rescheduled After Prosecutor Quits Case
Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey M. Geller granted shooting defendant Antonio Nance, 43, a postponement on March 24 after the prosecutor resigned from the case creating a need for a replacement. Nance is charged with attempted murder, first-degree assault, reckless endangerment and three gun offenses in...
The Best Ballpark In The World Has Somehow Gotten Better After The Orioles Unveiled...
It's typically VERY hard to have the best of something and somehow find ways to improve it to make it better. That's what the Orioles and Camden Yards were trying to tackle this offseason and oh my goodness did they do it. Baltimore has the best ballpark in the world and it's somehow gotten better! Those crazy sons...
Key Bridge delayed and over budget after two years of planning and construction, Maryland...
Key Bridge Rebuild Faces Billions in Cost Overruns, Years of
Baltimore Cop Swarmed, Two Nabbed After E. North Avenue Chaos
A Sunday evening crash on East North Avenue quickly turned from a routine call to street-side chaos, as a crowd surrounded a Baltimore police officer, and two men ended the night in handcuffs. Police say officers were responding around 7:15 p.m. to reports of a vehicle that had slammed into...
As Data Centers Multiply, Maryland’s Power Grid Struggles to Keep Up
By MarylandReporter.com/Capital News Service, a student-powered news organization run by the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism. A few blocks away from Lexington Market in Baltimore, inside a six-story building adorned with intricate detailing, there’s a data center that uses enough...
No Kings Day, March 28: The view from a Baltimore organizer
When No Kings Day rallies first happened across America in June of last year, crowd sizes reached as high as 6 million by some estimates. More than two thousand separate events were organized. The October iteration that followed expanded to 7 million protestors, at more than 2500 separate events. Now,...
Baltimore Eatery Walks the Walk on Decency, Patriotism
Baltimore Eatery Walks the Walk on Decency, Patriotism
» Judge Denies Several Motions in Gang-Related Homicide Case
Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Robert K. Taylor denied several key defense motions on March 23 in a gang-related homicide case. Keith Russell, 40, and co-defendant Cornell Moore, 39, face multiple counts of first-degree murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy. Prosecutors allege that Russell, along with Moore...
Two Teens Charged in Rodgers Forge Shooting Near Towson
A quiet Rodgers Forge block is now at the center of a high-stakes courtroom fight, as two teens accused of shooting and critically injuring a Towson man outside his home returned to Baltimore County court yesterday. Prosecutors used the hearing to walk the judge through surveillance and phone evidence they hope to...

















