Eyeing breakout season, Ravens wide receiver Miles Boykin strives to make his...
As Miles Boykin prepares for his second season with the Ravens, he’s working to make sure his mind can keep up with his legs. He'll soon join other teammates in Florida to work out with quarterback...
View ArticleVideo shows man jumping into Inner Harbor in Baltimore on Memorial Day:...
While some people sat on benches near the Inner Harbor in downtown Baltimore, practicing social distancing and enjoying the warm Memorial Day weather, one man celebrated the holiday a bit differently.
View ArticleBaltimore council members, advocates push for expanded internet access for...
A group of Baltimore advocates and city council members is calling on Comcast to expand internet access available to the city’s low-income residents, saying during a news conference Tuesday that the...
View ArticleMary J. Wilson, first African American senior zookeeper at the Baltimore Zoo,...
Mary J. Wilson, the first African American senior zookeeper at what is now at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, died Thursday at Northwest Hospital in Randallstown of the coronavirus. The former Ashburton...
View ArticleRavens reopen training facility, but players and coaches are still not...
The Ravens re-opened their training facility in Owings Mills on Tuesday, though players and coaches are still not permitted to return under the first phase of the NFL’s plan for restoring operations...
View ArticleExtra-long primary season with Baltimore mayoral voters behind closed doors...
Some candidates are giving themselves more money, while some of the big donors have dried up in Baltimore's extended mayoral primary.
View ArticleCoronavirus restrictions in the Baltimore area: What’s allowed and what’s not...
Not all counties are planning to reopen to the full extent allowed under phase one of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s recovery plan. Here’s what is allowed in each jurisdiction in the Baltimore area.
View ArticleLaw school graduates look ahead as Maryland postpones bar exam amid...
While Gov. Larry Hogan earlier in the month gave local officials the authority to begin reopening their jurisdictions, Baltimore remains under a stay-at-home order.
View Article'We’ve made sacrifices this year’: Carroll County commissioners unanimously...
Carroll County’s commissioners unanimously adopted the fiscal year 2021 budget Tuesday with the intent of revisiting it in a few months, when they hope more is known about the economic impact of the...
View ArticleBaltimore to begin allowing curbside pickup at retail stores; Howard County...
Starting at 9 a.m. Wednesday, businesses can apply with the city to get a temporary Retail Pick Up/Drop Off zone designation. These zones will be awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.
View ArticleOver long weekend, Carroll County sees 4 more COVID-19 deaths, 51 more cases,...
Over the long Memorial Day weekend, Carroll County saw four more deaths from COVID-19 and 51 new cases of the disease, according to the county health department.
View Article‘Remember my mother as a queen’: Baltimore woman’s fatal shooting mourned by...
Kimberly Height, 42, was fatally shot and killed in East Baltimore on Sunday. She was remembered at a home-going service Tuesday.
View Article‘You don’t feel like you’re a hero:’ Former political refugee helps lead...
Vera Lertora escaped communist Czechoslavkia as a refugee in 1989. Her journey to the U.S. was one of the most challenging times in her life. Now, the registered nurse has been thrust into another...
View ArticleAnne Arundel County Council passes controversial workforce housing bill,...
An emergency bill that would have protected Anne Arundel County renters from substantial rent increases during the global coronavirus pandemic failed in the county council Tuesday night, after the...
View ArticleAnnapolis City Council considers proposed real property tax increase that...
The city is expecting an estimated 3% increase in the real property assessable base, which Finance Director Jodee Dickinson stressed is not a tax rate increase, but part of a three-year step increase...
View ArticleBaltimore Police: Manhunt underway for suspect who shot officer in Federal...
A policeman was shot Tuesday night in the 1000 block of Light Street in Federal Hill and taken to Shock Trauma and there’s a manhunt underway for the suspect, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael...
View ArticleDelaware Gov. Carney to end stay-at-home order, short-term rental ban Monday
Democratic Gov. John Carney said Tuesday that he will lift his ban on short-term rentals in Delaware and a mandatory 14-day quarantine for out-of-state travelers effective Monday.
View ArticleBaltimore black women find solace and sisterhood in weekly Girl Power Happy...
The weekly Girl Power Happy Hour computer meet-ups have been a lifeline for many Baltimore area black women — who are juggling work, children and marriage as well as keeping tabs on their own parents —...
View ArticleBicycles 'selling like hot cakes’ across Carroll County during coronavirus...
Bicycle shops in Carroll County have seen a major increase in sales and service during the coronavirus pandemic.
View ArticleCity of Laurel offers video spotlight to local businesses amid coronavirus...
The city of Laurel is offering to help support local businesses during the coronavirus pandemic by inviting owners to submit promotional videos or photographs that will be shown for free on Laurel TV.
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