Ravens center Patrick Mekari leaves win over Giants with back injury; DeShon...
Ravens center Patrick Mekari injured his back in Sunday’s 27-13 win over the New York Giants and did not return to the game.
View ArticlePerson suspected in Harford armed robberies dies of self-inflicted wound in...
A person suspected in a string of armed robberies in Harford County apparently shot themself while being pursued by sheriff’s deputies and police officers in Baltimore County Sunday morning,...
View ArticleLothian teen dies on Christmas after gun discharges inside Charles County...
A Southern High School senior died on Christmas after a gun discharged while a teenage relative was handling it, according to officials.
View ArticleThe Ravens finally look like a playoff team. After a breakthrough day, the...
After another impressive win and some outside help, the Ravens have a 93% chance of making the playoffs, according to FiveThirtyEight.
View ArticleUMBC men’s basketball tops Binghamton, 74-67, for seventh straight win
Brandon Horvath had 20 points as the UMBC men’s basketball team won its seventh consecutive game, beating Binghamton, 74-67, on Sunday.
View ArticleA spokeswoman for the state’s attorney expected questions about Baltimore’s...
The 300th homicide has become a grim yet familiar milestone in Baltimore. For more than a decade, such a death toll was unheard of. Then the city surpassed 300 killings in 2015, and it has every year...
View ArticleNavigating the pandemic: During ‘unusual year,’ Carroll County Sheriff’s...
While five homicides is more than what would typically be seen in Carroll, overall crime actually fell significantly in 2020. Most of that dip can be attributed to the second quarter of the year, from...
View ArticleFive Things We Learned from the Ravens’ 27-13 win over the New York Giants
Even as the Ravens finally received help from other cities, they kept their focus narrow in a clinical 27-13 beating of the New York Giants.
View ArticleAnnapolis restaurateur to open communal, multicultural grocery on West Street...
Annapolis International Market is set to open at 1927 West Street on Jan. 2.
View ArticlePoll pool: Baltimore County groups to collect oral histories gauging...
In separate initiatives, the Patapsco Heritage Greenway, Historical Society of Baltimore County and the Community College of Baltimore County are collecting oral histories from residents highlighting...
View ArticleWhere do the Ravens stand in the AFC playoff race after their win over the...
FiveThirtyEight’s projections give the Ravens a 93% chance of making the playoffs with one regular-season game left.
View ArticleRavens snap-count analysis: Anthony Averett and Tramon Williams fortify...
With cornerback Marcus Peters still sidelined by a calf injury, Anthony Averett and Tramon Williams played huge roles in the Ravens' 27-13 win over the New York Giants.
View ArticleTwo Anne Arundel County families displaced by fires on day after Christmas...
Two families were displaced by fire in Anne Arundel County over the weekend, the fire department reported Monday.
View ArticleBaltimore Democrats to meet Tuesday to nominate successor to Nick Mosby in...
Democratic leaders in Baltimore will meet Tuesday to nominate a new member of the House of Delegates, but it could take awhile. Fifteen people have applied for the position.
View Article‘A lot more opportunities’: Penn-Mar helps Carroll residents with...
The coronavirus pandemic has presented many challenges this year, but Penn-Mar has continued to help Carroll County residents seek out new and creative business ventures through its residential,...
View ArticleBaltimore firefighters found a body in a burning building. Police are...
Baltimore police are investigating a suspicious death after finding a dead male inside of a building in West Baltimore.
View ArticleFormer Maryland Gov. Ehrlich dips into local politics, but keeps his eye...
Although former Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich has appeared at Anne Arundel County events in support of restaurants and young athletes, he says he remains focused on national politics, with a new book...
View ArticleTrump’s capitulation on pandemic relief is no cause for celebration | COMMENTARY
President Trump's eleventh hour signing of pandemic relief measure was not an act of statesmanship, just more self-serving attention grabbing.
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