Leo Bretholz, Holocaust survivor, dies
Leo Bretholz, a Holocaust survivor who became a major voice in the campaign to gain reparations from companies that transported victims to concentration camps during World War II, died Saturday in his sleep of unknown causes at his Pikesville home. He was...
Timothy Virts waives extradition to Maryland
Timothy Virts, the man who allegedly killed the mother of his children and then fled to South Carolina with one daughter, has waived his right to extradition proceedings, authorities said Monday.
Virts, 38, is waiting to be transported by Maryland...
Peter Schmuck on the Orioles' free-agent additions and expectations
With the Orioles adding free agents during spring training, The Baltimore Sun's Peter Schmuck joins CineSport's Noah Coslov talk about the impact the moves are having on the players.
Ravens enter free agency in unique position
The Ravens have arrived at a rare moment in franchise history.
When free agency starts at 4 p.m. Tuesday, the Ravens will have the most financial flexibility they've had since coach John Harbaugh was hired six years ago. The Ravens are carrying $21....
Terps' Dez Wells named third-team All-ACC by coaches and media
Maryland junior Dez Wells has been selected to the All-Atlantic Coast Conference third team by both the league's coaches and media.
He's the only Terp honored on this year's list.
Wells enters this week's ACC tournament in Greensboro, N.C.,...
BWI fire chief to challenge his termination
Gregory Lawrence said Monday he plans to appeal the Maryland Aviation Administration's decision last week to terminate him from his job as BWI Airport's acting fire chief.
Lawrence, the first African-American to lead the airport fire department,...
With several recent pitching additions, Orioles rotation still evolving
SARASOTA, Fla. — If this winter has taught the Orioles, their staff and their players anything, it's that they need to be ready to adjust.
The roster will shuffle. Don't think too hard about projections because you can't do anything about the...
Legislation pushes involuntary mental health treatment
Maryland lawmakers are moving to make it easier to medicate mental hospital patients against their will, while examining the idea of court-ordered therapy for mentally ill people who aren't hospitalized.
The legislation is based partly on...
Release of Black Panther leader renews decades-old debate
Arthur Turco had defended members of the Black Panther Party across the country, but it was in Baltimore that he would be arrested and jailed — on charges that he and members of the militant group had killed a suspected police informant within their...
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