Now ‘a step away’ from the majors, Orioles top prospect Adley Rutschman ready...
“I think you’ve got to celebrate all the small victories, and getting promoted is obviously a huge step and definitely a great experience,” said Adley Rutschman, the top prospect in baseball.
View ArticleBaltimore Police release name of man fatally shot Monday night by 24-year...
Baltimore Police released the name of the man and the 24-year police force veteran who fired a fatal shot after more than six hours of negotiating on Monday.
View ArticleTwo men shot and killed, one injured in separate incidents in Baltimore on...
Three men were injured, two fatally, in separate shootings Wednesday night, police said.
View ArticleHealth officer says masks in schools could help keep Carroll students from...
Ed Singer, Carroll County’s health officer, said the CDC is attempting to balance the need for in-person learning in schools with the need to mitigate -- and that masking could address the number of...
View ArticleMiguel Cabrera’s 499th home run breaks Matt Harvey’s dam in Orioles’ 5-2 loss...
Miguel Cabrera jump-started the Tigers to a 5-2 victory over the Orioles on Wednesday night, breaking a scoreless tie in the fifth inning against fellow former All-Star Matt Harvey with his 499th...
View ArticleOne husband, two funerals: Baltimore widow’s lawsuit says funeral home staged...
A woman is suing the Wylie Funeral Home for $8.5 million, claiming that the business did not cremate her dead husband and instead secretly buried him at a cemetery and gave her an urn not filled with...
View ArticleCarlton L. Leverette Sr., ceramics artist who taught at Baltimore City...
Carlton L. Leverette, a ceramist who taught at Baltimore City Community College, died of heart disease Aug. 4 at his Northwood home. He was 84.
View ArticleBaltimore County lawmakers urge school board to build new high schools for...
Lawmakers delivered a five-page memo to Baltimore County school board urging new construction for Towson and Dulaney high schools.
View ArticleRetro Baltimore: The restaurants that left us, and their mark on the city
The pandemic has shown us how volatile the life span of a restaurant is. As much as we may savor a certain dish and anticipate a favorite dessert, there is no guarantee it will be around for another year.
View ArticleCentennial High School student works with Chicago-based nonprofit to help...
Centennial High School rising sophomore Nicole Luo, 15, of Ellicott City, serves on the Youth Leadership Board for Code Your Chances, a Chicago-based nonprofit organization that teaches young girls...
View ArticleOrioles prospect Grayson Rodriguez believes he’s the best pitcher in the...
The predraft doubt, long ago buried by an almost faultless minor league career, have fueled an ascent that puts Orioles prospect Grayson Rodriguez at quite a high station as he builds toward his major...
View ArticleMiguel Cabrera is one home run away from No. 500. He wouldn’t be the first to...
For Miguel Cabrera, 38, another shot over the fence at Camden Yards on Thursday afternoon would make him just the 28th player in Major League Baseball history to hit 500 career home runs.
View ArticleMaryland firefighter dies after falling through floor at burning home
A Maryland firefighter died after falling through the floor of a burning home, officials said.
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View ArticleAnnapolis man sentenced to 20 years for killing cyclist while driving...
An Annapolis man was sentenced to 20 years in prison and five years of supervised probation for a fatal crash that killed one person and injured six others, the Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney’s...
View Article‘Inappropriate’ or not, Mosbys’ legal defense fund must be transparent |...
Nick and Marilyn Mosby are entitled to a robust legal defense, but public fundraising for it requires, at a minimum, a high level of transparency from these elected officials.
View ArticleRavens rookie WR Rashod Bateman will undergo groin surgery, return ‘sometime...
If Bateman opens the season on injured reserve, he could return for the Ravens’ Week 4 road game against the Denver Broncos.
View ArticleOusted Empowerment Temple pastor denies allegations of financial issues at...
Rev. GJ Barnes II said Empowerment Temple AME Church in Northwest Baltimore made its mortgage payment on time every month during his tenure and is in better financial shape than when he arrived in 2019.
View ArticleHoward to require masks in all county government buildings, regardless of...
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said Thursday that masks will be required for all employees and visitors in county buildings regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status, effective Saturday.
View ArticleThings to do in Baltimore and online Aug. 13 to Aug. 19
Enjoy a traditional Baltimore festival that celebrates diversity, attend a concert virtually or pick up some free comic books.
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