Trainer says Ravens running back Ray Rice has lost 15 pounds, down to 210 pounds
After a disappointing season in which he dealt with a strained hip flexor and quadriceps injury and struggled to break tackles or elude defenders, Ravens running back Ray Rice vowed that he would rededicate himself to regain his Pro Bowl form.
By the...
No. 2 Terps take control in 16-10 win over No. 6 Notre Dame
The Maryland women's lacrosse program can be counted on to provide instant offense when needed . That trait served the Terps well Saturday afternoon.
The second-ranked Terps used a timely offense and a crushing defense to rout No. 5 Notre Dame, 16-10,...
Scar tissue discomfort could delay Machado's return to the Orioles
SARASOTA, FLA. -- Third baseman Manny Machado, who is rehabbing from left knee surgery in October, has not run in five days due to discomfort caused by the breaking up of scar tissue – a setback that makes an already optimistic return by Opening Day...
New city police policy says public has right to film officers
The Baltimore Police Department has instituted a new policy that prohibits officers from stopping people from taping or photographing police actions, the agency said Wednesday.
The new rules were unveiled as the city agreed to pay $250,000 to settle a...
New city police policy says public has right to film officers
The Baltimore Police Department has instituted a new policy that prohibits officers from stopping people from taping or photographing police actions, the agency said Wednesday.
The new rules were unveiled as the city agreed to pay $250,000 to settle a...
Orioles RHP Ubaldo Jimenez roughed up in second spring outing
SARASOTA, Fla. – Orioles right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez’s second spring training start didn’t go nearly as well as his first.
After retiring all six hitters he faced, including three on strikeouts, in his spring debut against the...
Trainer says Ravens running back Ray Rice has lost 15 pounds, down to 210 pounds
After a disappointing season in which he dealt with a strained hip flexor and quadriceps injury and struggled to break tackles or elude defenders, Ravens running back Ray Rice vowed that he would rededicate himself to regain his Pro Bowl form.
By the...
Hacking incidents prompt universities to rethink balance between openness, security
In the two weeks between recent revelations that hackers stole data on students, alumni and faculty from the University of Maryland, College Park and the Johns Hopkins University, nearly 360,000 records were swiped in similar attacks at schools in...
Like it or don't, modern technology can come in handy in emergencies [Column]
At 11:13 a.m. Thursday, all the cell phones in our office started going crazy.
It wasn't just our office, it happened all over Maryland when an Amber Alert was issued for a missing 11-year-old Dundalk girl, Caitlyn Virts, allegedly kidnapped by her non-...
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