Maryland men’s basketball guard Eric Ayala expected to return from groin...
“How much he plays depends on how well he plays and how he’s kind of adapting,” Turgeon said Monday. “We’re a little worried about his conditioning because he’s been out a while, but he’s going to play.”
View ArticleJohn C. Roemer III, retired teacher and former head of American Civil...
John Roemer, a teacher and former head of the American Civil Liberties Union in Maryland, has died at 82.
View Article‘Social media for social change’: Speakers show how to advocate online at...
Three national speakers on Monday explained to a virtual audience how social media can be used to advocate for underrepresented groups during a McDaniel College Martin Luther King Jr. Day event.
View ArticleRavens release backup QB Robert Griffin III after three years
Griffin backed up starter Lamar Jackson in 2019 and 2020, but he ended the season on the injured reserve.
View ArticleCharles Thompson’s defense, free throws propel Towson men’s basketball to...
Sophomore power forward Charles Thompson grabbed two key defensive rebounds, collected a steal and converted four of six free throws in the final 95 seconds to cement the host Tigers’ 72-69 win against...
View ArticleHundreds mourn Safe Streets leader as Baltimore lights up City Hall Dome to...
The mayor spoke to more than 700 people who tuned in to mourn Dante Barksdale at a virtual vigil Monday night. As the face of the city’s Safe Streets program, Barksdale worked for more than a decade to...
View ArticleWith departure expected, Ravens RB Mark Ingram says he’s looking forward to...
The Ravens can save $5 million in salary cap space by releasing him this offseason.
View ArticleHogan visits Maryland National Guard soldiers defending U.S. Capitol ahead of...
Gov. Larry Hogan traveled to D.C. Monday and received a security briefing from soldiers of the Maryland National Guard deployed to defend the U.S. Capitol.
View ArticleEx-Baltimore police officer convicted in Gun Trace Task Force fallout said he...
Victor Rivera, a former Baltimore Police officer who pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators about stealing and selling cocaine in 2009 — a case that was uncovered in the fallout of the Gun...
View ArticleFormer Anne Arundel Executive James Lighthizer awarded National Humanities...
At one end of Pennsylvania last week, members of the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump for a second time, a historic first. At the other, a former Anne Arundel County...
View ArticleGrace Medical Center, formerly Bon Secours, unveils revamp of critical West...
Grace Medical Center, formerly Bon Secours, is unveiling the newly revamped facility bought by LifeBridge Health in 2019.
View ArticleFormer Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh among those seeking clemency from...
Convicted former Baltimore Mayor Catherine E. Pugh is among those seeking clemency from President Donald Trump as he reportedly prepares to issue 100 pardons and sentence commutations on his final full...
View ArticleFive Orioles prospects are in the Baseball America Top 100. The next step?...
The true sign that the efforts of Mike Elias and his staff to build a holistic player development machine will be determined in next year’s rankings by one thing: will any of their infielders make the...
View ArticleBaltimore City Public Schools to begin vaccinating 500 teachers and staff a week
Baltimore City Public Schools will begin immediately vaccinating 500 teachers and other staff a week in partnership with Johns Hopkins Medicine, schools CEO Sonja Santelises announced Monday.
View ArticleMaryland speaker again seeks to force settlement of long-running HBCU...
Legislation backed by House of Delegates Speaker Adrienne A. Jones would set aside $577 million in additional funding for the state’s four HBCUs — Morgan State and Coppin State universities in...
View ArticleState lawmakers subpoena 2 more in Maryland Environmental Service investigation
The General Assembly’s Legislative Policy Committee has voted to issue subpoenas to require Michael Harris, the former MES finance director, and Dan Faoro, the communications director, to testify by...
View ArticleReport: Ravens DBs coach Jesse Minter to join Vanderbilt as defensive...
Minter just finished his fourth season with the Ravens and his first coaching defensive backs.
View ArticleFederal judge approves Annapolis housing discrimination consent decree,...
U.S. District Judge Catherine C. Blake approved the agreement that includes a $900,000 settlement. A portion of that sum will be paid to 52 public housing residents named as plaintiffs.
View ArticleTV images of Washington that once inspired now a source of fear and pain |...
In this week of the inauguration, with fences topped by concertina wire encircling the Capitol and some 20,000 members of the National Guard making Washington look like the Green Zone in Baghdad, I...
View ArticleMaryland man arrested in U.S. Capitol riots, was placed at scene by GPS...
A Montgomery County man, who federal authorities described as a ”self professed white supremacist,” was arrested over the weekend for participating in the riots at the U.S. Capitol, court records show.
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