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19 days ago
The best and worst of what made headlines this year.
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become a NEW NEIGHBOR šļø $5-25/month keeps Baltimore Beat: ā FREE (no paywall) ā printing 20k newspapers every 2 weeks ā accessible to everyone ā community-controlled through NewsMatch: every recurring gift MATCHED (up to $1k) before 12/31 join:
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Until our engagement with U.S. politicians transcends identity reductionism, we are doomed to confuse storytelling with political strategy, writes Bry Reed.
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21 days ago
Best Of 2025: Arts & Culture
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Lisa Snowden
21 days ago
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22 days ago
"Bring news that's relatable to everybody and accessible to everybody." that's the Baltimore Beat mission. š„ clip from "The Beat Goes On" documentary about Black journalism, police accountability, and building media that actually serves the community
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22 days ago
OP-ED: Tenants Building Power in a Broken System
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OP-ED: Tenants Building Power in a Broken System
In times of uncertainty, despair, and chaos, we hope that everyone reading this, especially tenants, can find even a small glimmer of hope and encouragement. At Baltimore Renters United, we stand firm...
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22 days ago
Bry Reed writes about the dangerous road before us all in this important essay.
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Bry Reed: The Dangerous Road Before Us All
āFor evil is in the world: it may be in the world to stay.ā ā James Baldwin, 1961. The allure of the politician as charismatic, desirable, witty, well-read, and all-American is the lifeblood of our ev...
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22 days ago
Find some of the best photos we published this year.
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The year in photos: 2025
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22 days ago
Dominic Griffin gave us his list of the best films this year.
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The Best Films of 2025
For the last couple of years, I have outlined the best and worst new film releases for our final issue. Making end-of-the-year lists, placing every piece of art youāve consumed on the scales and measu...
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Baltimore Beat
22 days ago
Old Major, CLLCTIVLY, and arabbers make up the best of the people and organizations who showed up for us this year.
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Best Of 2025: For the Culture
Best Book Programming Old MajorĀ In one of its lower moments, the now-defunct Baltimore City Paper labeled a section of Southwest Baltimore as Scareyscape, based on the street signs for S. Carey Stree...
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Baltimore Beat
22 days ago
The James Mosher League, Carmelo Anthony, andā¦wellā¦the Baltimore Orioles make up the best and worst of local sports this year.
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Best Of 2025: Sports
Biggest Disappointment The 2025 Baltimore Orioles In a season that shouldāve continued momentum from the 2023 and 2024 seasons, where they had playoff performances, the Orioles fell flat on their face...
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Baltimore Beat
22 days ago
The Urban Oyster, Mama Kokos, Yeiboh Kitchen, and more make up the best of Baltimoreās food scene this year.
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Best Of 2025: Food & Drink
Best Restaurant The Urban Oyster Chef Jasmine Norton opened the countryās first Black- and woman-owned oyster bar in Baltimoreās Hampden neighborhood, and it drew both local and national attention ā s...
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22 days ago
Perfect Memory Radio, Turnstile, Nas and Jeezy in Baltimore, and more make up the best of the arts in Baltimore this year.
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Best Of 2025: Arts & Culture
Our Favorite Up-and-Coming DJ Sounds by Seven With family roots from the Black Belt to Brooklyn, Xavier Walker is picking up undeniable steam as a newcomer to Baltimore a little over three years ago. ...
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22 days ago
We remember the anniversary of the Baltimore Uprising, BGE rate increases, Baltimore harm reduction organizations and more in the best and worst of what made headlines this year.
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Best Of 2025: News
Best Champion Tawanda Jones How many people do you know who have turned down a million bucks for something they believe in and for someone they love? Not just say they would turn down the cash, but re...
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Baltimore Beat
22 days ago
āMy goal always is helping to share stories, educate as many people as possible, and aid in breaking down the barriers that keep so many people in this city apart from each other,ā writes Baltimore Beat Editor-in-Chief Lisa Snowden.
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Letter from the editor - Issue 74
I began this year very afraid.Ā Because I run a nonprofit newsroom, I was worried about the way the incoming Trump administration would make my work harder and less sustainable. Because I am the paren...
https://baltimorebeat.com/letter-from-the-editor-issue-74/
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Baltimore Beat
22 days ago
Issue 74 of Baltimore Beat is live! Our final issue of the year is a look back at the best and worst of 2025! The cover was designed by our friends at Wide Angle Youth Media.
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29 days ago
It's Giving Tuesday! If each of us gives a little, we can ensure community news for everyone. Right now, every recurring donation is matched dollar-for-dollar.
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29 days ago
Baltimore Beat Gift Guide 2025
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Lisa Snowden
29 days ago
On this Giving Tuesday, I donāt think thereās a better (unprompted!) endorsement for
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than this from Christian Thomas. Christian is a college student and has delivered some of our most compelling covers this year
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29 days ago
Baltimore Beat is free! Help us keep it that way. Every dollar you have will be matched, and that means it'll go even farther.
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in case you forgot: Leader of North Avenue redevelopment has a history of domestic violence, sexual misconduct allegations. Former employees say his mistreatment continues
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stunning is rly the only word for it
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Andy Kostka
about 1 month ago
Initial story on a stunning trade:
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Orioles send Grayson Rodriguez to Angels for outfielder Taylor Ward
Ward, a right-handed bat, hit 36 home runs last year for the Angels with a .792 on-base-plus-slugging percentage
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i mean ok... what is even the point of giving a single fuck about the orioles anymore when no one is safe from being traded
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this is crazy
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about 1 month ago
"Standing before Amy Sheraldās work, you must learn to stretch."
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challenged myself this year by hosting friendsgiving and Iām so proud of everything I made :)
about 2 months ago
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Baltimore Beat
about 2 months ago
The practice of Baltimore police officers using their cars as weapons is nothing new.
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about 2 months ago
If youāve ever held a copy of Baltimore Beat in your hands, you can thank Olu Butterfly, Leo Gray, his dad, Andrew Gray, Latoya Moore, and Michael Morstein.
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about 2 months ago
The importance of preserving memory: Baltimoreās Black archives and museums are still standing tall
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u better come!!!
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about 2 months ago
You're invited to the premiere of "The Beat Goes On: The Story of Baltimore Beat"
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about 2 months ago
Eddie Conway and the Black Panther Party remembered with art, music, and education
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about 2 months ago
Baltimore installs overdose reversal medication boxes in every metro station
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Baltimore installs overdose reversal medication boxes in every metro station
Every metro subway station in Baltimore has been outfitted with boxes of naloxone, the life-saving overdose reversal medication commonly referred to as Narcan. āWhen we talk about making these kindsā¦
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about 2 months ago
Baltimore Officer charged with attempted murder after viral video shows him trying to run man downĀ
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modamo (he/him/his)
about 2 months ago
Love the origin of Mullymanās name & this final paragraph. I think it was this piece with Lupe (
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) where he says age is a gift for rappers, like you only get better with time. Glad Baltimore still has its OGs
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about 2 months ago
Councilman, advocates press homeless services director over shelter conditions and housing policies
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Councilman, advocates press homeless services director over shelter conditions and housing policies
Housing advocates and City Council members pressed Baltimoreās homeless services agency for more than two hours on November 4 about what theyāre doing to protect unsheltered residents after a surveyā¦
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about 2 months ago
The practice of Baltimore police officers using their cars as weapons is nothing new
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The practice of Baltimore police officers using their cars as weapons is nothing new
A recent viral video of a Baltimore Police officer attempting to run down a young man with his car in Park Heights drew immediate condemnation from city and police department officials, but theā¦
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Baltimore Beat
about 2 months ago
You can find Baltimore Beat online or all over the city (and even some parts of the county). Use our map to find us IRL.
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Our Print Locations
Looking for our printed newspaper? You can find it in multiple locations throughout the city that can be viewed within the interactive map below.
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about 2 months ago
Photostory: Band is Life
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Photostory: Band is Life
My thesis āBand is Lifeā is a visual chronicle of Baltimoreās marching and community band culture. This capstone project was researched over the course of three years for my MFA degree in the Photogra...
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about 2 months ago
Maryland will spend $62 million for families to receive full SNAP benefits for November
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Maryland will spend $62 million for families to receive full SNAP benefits for November
Maryland residents will receive their full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits after Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order providing an additional $62 million in emergency funding. T...
https://baltimorebeat.com/maryland-will-spend-62-million-for-families-to-receive-full-snap-benefits-for-november/
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about 2 months ago
Epically, ecstatically, and sublimely Black: A reflection on Amy Sheraldās mid-career retrospective at the Baltimore Museum of Art
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Epically, ecstatically, and sublimely Black: A reflection on Amy Sheraldās mid-career retrospective at the Baltimore Museum of Art
Standing before Amy Sheraldās work, you must learn to stretch; many of her canvases require the reorientation of your perspective, inspire you to become more flexible about your vantage, crane your ne...
https://baltimorebeat.com/epically-ecstatically-and-sublimely-black-a-reflection-on-amy-sheralds-mid-career-retrospective-at-the-baltimore-museum-of-art/
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Baltimore Beat
about 2 months ago
āI love journalism and storytelling, and I know they are important, but I also know that in times like these, people need material support, too,ā writes Baltimore Beat Editor-in-Chief Lisa Snowden.
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Letter from the editor - Issue 72
I donāt often mention it in this space, but every print issue of Baltimore Beat has a resource guide printed inside. The guide, which offers information about employment services, food giveaways, empl...
https://baltimorebeat.com/letter-from-the-editor-issue-72/
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Baltimore Beat
about 2 months ago
Issue 72 of Baltimore Beat is live! Our cover is a photograph of artist Amy Sherald. It was taken by SHAN Wallace.
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itās donāt piss me off november ā¤ļø donāt piss me off š
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double play to end the world seriesā¦ā¦.there are cathedrals (remnants of the orioles) everywhere for those with eyes to see
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