Arthur Brown chasing starting linebacker job as Ravens launch offseason program
Arthur Brown spent the majority of his rookie season operating in pass coverage as a nickel linebacker, embracing a complementary role after being drafted in the second round.
Now, the inside linebacker has set his ambitions on winning a starting job as...
Replay continuing to draw headlines for the wrong reasons
BOSTON – During every game, Orioles manager Buck Showalter has a card with him that tells him which plays are reviewable and which ones aren't. The color coding is simple. The plays in green can be reviewable, the plays in red cannot.
But it's not...
Baby steps on public ethics
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's announcement last week that Baltimore would put public officials' financial disclosure statements online was both a welcome step forward and a sign of just how far Maryland has to go to be truly transparent. The city's...
Hopkins strike is a PR disaster for Baltimore's biggest employer [Letter]
Having read Johns Hopkins Hospital President Ronald R. Peterson's recent commentary, it's easy to see why the institution is having problems striking a labor bargain with lower-level employees ("Balancing priorities and resources at Johns Hopkins,"...
Major League Lacrosse's Bayhawks, Florida, Denver face off in scrimmage day
The Chesapeake Bayhawks hosted three other Major League Lacrosse teams at a scrimmage day Saturday at Severn. The Charlotte Hounds, Denver Outlaws and Florida Launch traveled to the Severna Park private school for one last test before next weekend's...
Ocean City ranked as one of the least safe places to live in Maryland
Is Ocean City the most dangerous place to live in Maryland? Even more dangerous than Baltimore?
The surprising answer is yes, at least according to analysis by Movoto, a California-based real estate brokerage firm known for its data-based research of...
Baltimore Green Week kicks off with goats and chickens
For the children visiting the Pearlstone Center's sustainable farm Sunday, the chickens and baby goats might have been the main event. But supporters of the Family Farm Day said they hope that interaction will be the start of a deeper connection with...
Man found dead of gunshot wound in Johns Hopkins Hospital bathroom
A man entered Johns Hopkins Hospital with a gun early Tuesday morning and is believed to have fatally shot himself inside an emergency room bathroom, an incident that came days after the medical center held a national symposium on safety inside hospitals....
Don Scott leaving WJZ-TV in July
Don Scott announced that he's retiring from WJZ-TV July 12.
"ICYMI -- I'll be retiring from WJZ/CBS after 40 years and on July 12th this year," Scott wrote on Twitter last week. "Thank you for four decades of your support @cbsbaltimore."
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