Ravens know they need to keep winning. They also know that might not be enough.
All the Ravens wanted for Christmas was to not have to worry about anyone else.
View ArticleAmid Baltimore’s renewed shut down, millions spent to entice visitors back to...
On Wednesday, Baltimore’s spending board approved the use of the funds but not without expressing some buyer's remorse.
View ArticleBaltimore County Del. Jay Jalisi ordered to pay over $19,500, including wages...
Del. Jay Jalisi has been ordered by a district court judge to pay more than $19,500 in back pay and damages to a former legislative aide who says he was never paid for the month he worked for the...
View ArticleFormer Maryland Senate President Miller resigns, citing his health
Thomas V. Mike Miller represented Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland in the Maryland General Assembly for longer than several state lawmakers have been alive. He presided over the state...
View ArticleHoward County man charged with threatening to kill Maryland representative...
Sidhartha K. Mathur is charged in U.S. District Court with one count of making threats against a federal official.
View ArticleRestaurant group creates Maryland Restaurant Coalition to fight county...
The coalition aims to build public pressure that persuades Pittman to rethink his executive order and allow food establishments to operate at 50% capacity, a limit imposed statewide by Gov. Larry Hogan
View ArticleJury trials suspended across Maryland until April as coronavirus cases surge
Maryland Court of Appeals Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera says jury trials are now scheduled to resume April 23.
View ArticleWR Dez Bryant among nine Ravens missing at practice; Giants QB Daniel Jones...
Days after the Ravens entered their game against the Jaguars with 11 players considered questionable or ruled out, the team is still banged up.
View ArticleHarford’s student school board member lends support to Howard County’s...
Phoebe Bailey, the student representative for Harford County’s Board of Education, is among 16 student board members across Maryland who signed a letter of support for the student voice — as well as...
View ArticleMelvin Rykiel, radar engineer and World War II veteran, dies
Melvin Theodore Rykiel, a retired radar specialist and World War II veteran, died of lung disease Saturday at his Mays Chapel Village home in Timonium. He was 96.
View Article21 people injured in explosion at BGE offices in downtown Baltimore; workers...
An explosion at the BGE offices in downtown Baltimore Wednesday morning left “at least” 10 people injured, the fire department said.
View ArticleMaryland’s new coronavirus vaccination data portal provides glimpse into...
With the rollout of Moderna and Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines in Maryland to nursing homes and front-line health care workers beginning in recent days, Maryland has launched a new data portal on...
View ArticleSurging Ravens are double-digit home favorites again vs. Giants
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is 9-0 against NFC teams but just 4-5 against the spread.
View ArticleBaltimore man sentenced to nearly 14 years in prison for selling...
A Baltimore man was sentenced to almost 14 years in federal prison for selling drugs, specifically heroin and a fentanyl-analogue that killed a person in Harford County in 2017.
View ArticleFallen Journalists Memorial Act signed into law, paving way for first...
The Fallen Journalists Memorial Act — passed by Congress on Dec. 2 — authorizes the Fallen Journalists Memorial Foundation to begin planning and raising funds for the memorial’s construction, which...
View ArticleBaltimore judge allows city’s dining ban to stand, denying restaurant group’s...
A Baltimore judge has upheld the city’s ban on indoor and outdoor dining, denying a trade group’s request to block the restrictions that were put in place due to the coronavirus.
View ArticleTowson falls to George Mason in its first men’s basketball game in nearly a...
Juwan Gray and Nicolas Timberlake each had 14 points to lead Towson in a 70-65 men's basketball loss at George Mason.
View ArticleBaltimore-area nursing home staff, residents inoculated against COVID-19 as...
Nursing home staff and residents are the latest to get vaccinated against COVID-19 under the states roll-out plan.
View ArticleU.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen taps former Baltimore City Councilwoman Shannon...
Former City Councilwoman Shannon Sneed, who recently lost her bid for city council president, will become U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen's Baltimore City regional director.
View ArticleWizards drop season opener to 76ers despite triple double from Westbrook
Joel Embiid scored the go-ahead basket with 1:09 left and had 29 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 113-107 win over Washington on Wednesday night and spoil Russell Westbrook’s...
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