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 surviving victims to concentration camps during World War II, died Saturday in his sleep of unknown causes at his Pikesville...
Missing Dundalk girl reunited with twin sister in Maryland, family says
The 11-year-old Dundalk girl found after a frantic, multistate search has been reunited with her twin sister, family members said Sunday.
Caitlyn Virts and her twin sister, Cayla, were back together in the care of Baltimore County social services...
Orioles' Zach Britton blocking out distractions as he continues to put together a strong spring
SARASOTA, Fla. -- Left-hander Zach Britton can't control whether the Orioles add another starting pitcher to an already crowded rotation mix. All he can do is force his way into the discussion with a strong spring.
And while there was still buzz...
Ravens still talking with Eugene Monroe, hopeful deal can be reached, sources say
The Ravens have maintained an active dialogue with offensive tackle Eugene Monroe, and there's now optimism that an agreement can be reached, according to league sources.
Monroe and the Ravens have continued to negotiate to bridge a significant gap that...
John Gilchrist has a new perspective 10 years after starring in ACC tourney
Within months after leaving Maryland as a junior in the spring of 2005, John Gilchrist realized he had made a mistake.
Sitting in his apartment in Rishon LeZion, a coastal town in Israel where he had begun what would become a nomadic professional...
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...
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...
Long-promised community school comes to fruition
More than a decade before thousands rallied outside the State House in Annapolis for adequate school facilities for the city's children, several dozen residents met in a school lunchroom in Northeast Baltimore to lay the groundwork for building just one...
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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