Ravens quarterback Trace McSorley out with back injury, clearing way for...
Ravens quarterback Trace McSorley is suffering from a back injury that could keep him out several weeks and clear the way for Tyler Huntley to win the No. 2 job behind Lamar Jackson.
View ArticleRavens rookie Ben Cleveland recovering from concussion; OL Kevin Zeitler...
Slowly, the Ravens’ offensive line is coming back together.
View ArticleMaryland State Police investigating car crash that left one dead in Harford...
Maryland State Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash in Harford County that left a 61-year-old man dead Saturday evening.
View Article‘Serious questions’ raised by reports on problems inside Baltimore Police...
The chair of the Baltimore City Council’s public safety committee said recent reports about issues with the Police Department crime lab raise “serious questions about [its] internal controls and...
View ArticleMaryland lottery, casinos contribute record-breaking $1.39 billion to state
Maryland’s lottery and six casinos contributed a record $1.39 billion to state programs and services in fiscal 2021, officials said Monday.
View ArticleAnne Arundel County police: Woman killed by car in Millersville McDonald’s...
A woman who was lying face down in a Millersville McDonald’s parking lot was fatally struck by a car Sunday night, Anne Arundel County police said.
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View ArticleMaryland ‘making progress’ on unresolved unemployment claims, labor secretary...
Maryland’s top official overseeing unemployment insurance promised skeptical lawmakers that her team is making headway in resolving issues of people who are stuck in the system without payment.
View ArticleNaval Academy Class of 2023 to take turn at Herndon Climb since COVID-19...
The Herndon Climb is back, for the second time in 2021.
View ArticlePedestrian dies after being struck by car on Route 29 in Columbia, police say
A woman was hit and killed by a car traveling north on U.S. Route 29 in Columbia early Saturday morning, according to police.
View ArticleRavens WR James Proche II has followed a template for success — and it’s Kobe...
It’s hard to be as obsessed with excellence as Kobe Bryant was, but Ravens wide receiver James Proche II tries his best.
View ArticleBaltimore-area Catholic schools won’t require COVID vaccines, will base...
The Archdiocese of Baltimore will not require COVID-19 vaccinations for Catholic schools this fall and told parents this week that masking requirements for each school will depend on local positivity...
View ArticleSome express concern with carryout and delivery of alcoholic beverages in...
As the Carroll County Liquor Board works to finalize rules regarding the sale of carryout and delivery alcoholic beverages at restaurants and bars, some have expressed opposition to the move for public...
View ArticleFar fewer Baltimore Police officers received multiple misconduct complaints...
The number of Baltimore Police officers who received multiple complaints of serious misconduct such as excessive force and unlawful arrests dropped sharply last year, according to a recent departmental...
View ArticleHogan, Howard officials break ground on Ellicott City flood mitigation pond;...
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Howard County Executive Calvin Ball, along with other government officials, broke ground Monday on the H7 pond, one of many projects in the Ellicott City Safe and Sound...
View ArticleBaltimore City Council passes measure requiring plan for local hiring from...
The bill, which the Baltimore City Council passed unanimously, would require bidders to submit a plan along with their bid detailing how they’ll meet the city’s local hiring requirements, as well as...
View ArticleGov. Larry Hogan says Maryland is ‘ready and willing’ to accept additional...
Following the collapse of Afghanistan’s government, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said the state is “ready and willing” to take on additional Afghan citizens.
View ArticleWith 9-2 loss to Rays, Orioles become AL’s first team in 25 years with two...
The Orioles' 9-2 loss Monday night to the Tampa Bay Rays made them the third AL team since 1901 and first since the 1996 Detroit Tigers to suffer through multiple 12-game losing streaks in one season.
View ArticleHarford County schools to require everyone wear masks inside starting Monday...
Harford County Public Schools will require masks be worn inside all buildings and school buses starting Monday, according to a letter from the superintendent and school board president.
View ArticleHoward County police news from Aug. 6-13
A sampling of Howard County police reports from to Aug. 6 to 13.
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