Hakim Hart’s 33 points in first career start spark Maryland men’s basketball...
The sophomore guard entered the game with 45 points in his career and will return to the bench, according to coach Mark Turgeon, who said Hart got the start because junior Aaron Wiggins was slowed by...
View ArticleDeadline for Carroll County Restaurant Relief set for Dec. 8
The commissioners voted unanimously Thursday and authorized the Department of Economic Development to stop accepting restaurant applications by noon on Tuesday, Dec. 8. Any money not awarded by then...
View ArticleBaltimore Police: Two men shot Friday night, one fatally
Police say a 47-year-old man was fatally shot and another man seriously wounded Friday night in Baltimore.
View ArticleMaryland freshman star Angel Reese out about 12 weeks with foot fracture
Maryland freshman star Angel Reese will sit out 12 weeks due to a foot fracture suffered against Towson on Thursday.
View ArticleAs coronavirus pandemic hampers Christmas tradition, two Anne Arundel...
Caroling is canceled. No Christmas tea. No community dinners.
View ArticleDonation of $2,500 sends Holiday Hope past $10K mark
A $2,000 donation from Margaret Boudreaux in memory of Rod Boudreaux helped Holiday Hope push past the $10,000 mark.
View Article20-year-old Owings Mills man killed in parking lot of Columbia mall, police say
A man was fatally shot Friday night in the parking lot of The Mall in Columbia, according to police.
View ArticleAnne Arundel parks department not opening Quiet Waters Park ice rink for...
The Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks Department announced Friday the Quiet Waters Park Ice Rink will not open this winter, due to the ongoing spike in coronavirus infections.
View ArticleGerald Winegrad: Gray squirrels are the most common wild animal around us |...
The eastern gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) we see around us is a native North American tree-dwelling rodent. It is the most common wild animal we observe, active during the day and found in a...
View ArticleAnnapolis has spent 80% of $4.25M CARES Act money, mostly on public safety,...
Almost a third of the $3.4 million the city has spent as of Nov. 9 has gone to personnel costs for the Fire and Police departments, according to a spending breakdown provided by the city. There is a...
View ArticleRavens activate three more players from reserve/COVID-19 list ahead of game...
The Ravens have activated running back Mark Ingram and defensive ends Calais Campbell and Jihad Ward from the reserve/COVID-19 list, the team announced Saturday, bringing back a pair of starters and...
View ArticleReceiver Terry McLaurin does a little bit of everything for Washington
Washington pays Terry McLaurin for his ever-improving route-running, key catches and scores
View ArticleMaryland sees 3,000 new coronavirus cases for second day in a row, 29 more...
Maryland officials reported 3,193 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus on Saturday, the second-highest daily total since the start of the pandemic and the second straight day of more than 3,000 new...
View Article‘Happy about where I’m at’: Westbrook discusses move to DC
Russell Westbrook made a few things clear Saturday in his first news conference with the Washington Wizards
View ArticleDE Calais Campbell limited in return to practice; 11 Ravens listed on injury...
Campbell was limited in practice Saturday by a calf injury he suffered early in a Week 9 win over the Indianapolis Colts.
View Article2 men injured in separate shootings in Baltimore, police say
Two men were injured in separate shootings in Baltimore on Saturday, according to police.
View ArticleMount St. Mary’s women’s basketball team defeats UMBC, 72-58, for first...
Mount St. Mary’s home opener was cancelled on Wednesday with a positive COVID-19 test for Coppin State. Their point of emphasis on Saturday’s matchup against UMBC was to play with intensity. They...
View ArticleBaltimore police officer released from the hospital after being hit by a car...
A Baltimore police officer was released from the hospital Saturday morning after getting hit by a car on I-83 South Friday night, police say.
View ArticleTowson men’s basketball suspends season after positive coronavirus test
Towson University's men's basketball program postponed its next three games after backing out of three games earlier this week because of a positive coronavirus test.
View ArticleRavens say ‘highly contagious’ COVID-19 strain, noncompliance with protocols...
In a statement released Saturday, Ravens president Dick Cass said that “at least four unique strains of COVID-19″ entered the team’s facility.
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