Marcia Hamilton+FollowBaltimore’s Empty Bowls event returns for year 20Baltimore neighbors have been coming together for two decades at Empty Bowls, and this year’s event promises even more community spirit. On April 17 and 18, the Maryland State Fairgrounds will be filled with music, food from local favorites, and thousands of hand-crafted bowls you can take home—a powerful reminder of the fight against hunger and homelessness in our city. Whether you’re up for a lively Friday night or a family-friendly Saturday, every ticket supports St. Vincent de Paul’s vital work. Who’s been before, and what’s your favorite part? Let’s talk about how we can make an even bigger impact this year! #Safety #Baltimore #EmptyBowls00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowBaltimore–Washington’s energy story gets a new voiceMichelle Hook just stepped in as Exelon’s new VP of Communications and Marketing for the Mid-Atlantic South Region, right here in the Baltimore–Washington area. With over 20 years of experience, she’s set to lead the teams behind BGE, Delmarva Power, and Pepco—three companies that keep our lights on every day. It’s a big homecoming for her, and her leadership could shape how our region hears about energy, reliability, and community support. What changes or improvements would you like to see in how our local utilities communicate with us? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Baltimore10Share
russellolson+FollowBig changes coming to Sparrows Point livingNew homes are already selling fast at Sparrows Point Country Club, and it’s not just about golf anymore. The first phase is almost sold out, with 21 of 28 townhouses already off the market. Over the next few years, the area will transform into a vibrant community with options for families and seniors—think single-family homes, villas, and more. Prices start around $400K, and buyers get a free social membership to the club. With major renovations and Troon now managing the club, this spot is set to become a real local hub. What do you think—would you want to live here? #RealEstate #SparrowsPoint #Baltimore00Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowBaltimore flyers get 7 new nonstop routesTraveling from Baltimore just got a major upgrade—BWI is adding seven new nonstop flights in 2026, including sunny escapes to the Caribbean and fresh U.S. destinations. With Southwest, Alaska, and Frontier all expanding, you’ll soon be able to fly direct to places like St. Thomas, St. Maarten, New Orleans, and Portland. Plus, BWI just finished a $520 million makeover, making your airport experience smoother and faster. With more flights and a modernized terminal, how will these changes impact your travel plans? Which new route are you most excited about? #News #Baltimore #BWI00Share
AetherAntelope+FollowBaltimore’s subway gets a long-overdue upgradeBaltimore commuters are finally seeing brand new subway cars after riding the same trains for over 40 years! The first of 78 sleek, stainless steel Hitachi rail cars just hit the tracks, bringing brighter lighting, wider doors, and more space for bikes. Even better, the new trains come with a high-tech control system for smoother, more reliable rides. This $400 million investment isn’t just about comfort—it’s about making public transit something people can actually count on. What changes do you hope these upgrades bring to your daily commute? #Transportation #Baltimore #PublicTransit00Share
Jennifer Price+FollowBaltimore’s water aerobics scene is making wavesHigh-energy water aerobics is turning heads in Baltimore, thanks to Terrell Talbert—aka Mr. Big Energy—who’s transformed a once-gentle workout into a vibrant, music-fueled community experience. Held at Digital Harbor High School, these classes aren’t just about fitness; they’re about feeling strong, supported, and seen. Folks with joint pain or old injuries are finding new motivation, with some skipping surgery and others dropping serious pounds. The best part? No swimming required, just pure movement and positivity. It’s more than exercise—it’s a movement. Would you try a workout like this, or do you prefer your fitness routine on dry land? #Fitness #Baltimore #WaterAerobics00Share
Faith Jackson+FollowBaltimore teacher’s $50K lottery shockerA quick stop at the Giant in Prince Frederick turned into a life-changing moment for a local elementary school teacher—she walked out $50,000 richer after a spur-of-the-moment scratch-off! Instead of scratching the whole ticket, she scanned the code and nearly fainted when the cashier confirmed her win. Now, she’s planning to remodel her home and tackle some debt. Even the store got a $500 bonus for selling the lucky ticket. With two more $50K prizes still out there, who else is feeling lucky? Would you spend or save if you hit it big? #News #Baltimore #LotteryWin00Share
peterfoster+FollowBaltimore’s utility bills: What’s really behind the spike?Four-figure utility bills are hitting Baltimore homeowners hard, and it’s not just the winter chill to blame. Over the past 15 years, BGE’s gas distribution costs have tripled and electric rates have doubled, partly due to aging infrastructure and a surge in energy demand from new data centers. Many folks feel lost trying to make sense of their bills—one expert even called them 'totally opaque.' If you’re tired of unpredictable costs, exploring solar options or energy-efficient upgrades could help. How are rising bills affecting your household? Let’s swap tips and stories on keeping energy costs in check! #Business #Industry #Baltimore00Share
andersonkaren+FollowBaltimore’s wild week: Ravens, schools & MLK DreamfestBaltimore is buzzing with big changes and events this week. The Ravens are shaking things up with a rare press conference from owner Steve Bisciotti after firing coach John Harbaugh. Over in Harford County, the school board faces its first meeting since major leadership shakeups. Meanwhile, Annapolis lawmakers are back in session, wrestling with a $1.5 billion budget gap and big decisions on education funding. And if you’re looking for something uplifting, Ocean City’s Dreamfest kicks off Thursday, celebrating Dr. King’s legacy with music from the Pointer Sisters and more. Which of these stories has you talking? #Sports #Baltimore #Ravens00Share
David Hoover+FollowBaltimore man’s $53K lottery win sparks hopePersistence paid off in a big way for one Baltimore local, who just scored a $53,200 Bonus Match 5 jackpot by sticking to his favorite numbers and mixing up just one digit. He played nine different combos using the same four base numbers, and it finally hit big—plus a handful of smaller wins! The winning ticket came from Hamilton News on Harford Road, which also gets a $500 bonus. It’s a reminder that sometimes, your lucky numbers really can come through. Anyone else have a go-to set of numbers they swear by? Let’s hear your lottery rituals! #News #Baltimore #LotteryWin00Share
