The Maryland men's basketball team used a 21-0 run to pull away from Mount St. Mary’s for a 79-61 win.
Maryland reported Sunday 1,999 new cases of the coronavirus and 23 more deaths.
Both Pro Bowl players will miss Tuesday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, already postponed twice because of the Ravens’ mounting caseload.
Four men were injured in shootings across Baltimore overnight — including an incident inside of a downtown hotel, police said Sunday.
Baltimore County’s school system will remain shut down Monday and Tuesday as officials respond to a ransomware attack that hit its network systems last week, officials said Saturday.
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Since he was a child, Pedro Chesley had imagined himself as a soldier. Chesley, 20, an Army reservist, and his girlfriend, Diamond Davis, 21, were killed in a triple shooting Nov. 21 in Baltimore.
Cyber Monday is around the cornerâ but many retailers have already put items on sale at their lowest prices of the year in hopes that consumers will shop earlier. HP ZBook Studio G7 Mobile Workstation: $1,376.50 at HP. The sleek package includes NVIDIA Quadro graphics and Bang& Olufsen audio, as well as a long-lasting battery life that makes designing-on-the-go...
Flu season in the U.S. lasts from fall through winter. During a usual year, cases peak sometime between December and February and taper off by May. This year, as flu season coincides with the coronavirus pandemic, there are several key similarities and 10 differences to know between the two illnesses.
From a crucial safety to a rocky performance from quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa to a respectable showing from the defense, here are four takeaways from short-handed Maryland's 27-11 loss at No. 12 Indiana on Saturday in Bloomington.
Community science can be a good way to gather data about waterways that otherwise go unmonitored. But parsing that data can be just as much, if not more, of an undertaking.
The CDC order banning evictions nationwide has averted a wave of evictions, housing advocates said, but tenants are increasingly falling through the cracks.
A week after Dez Bryant saw his first extended work for the Ravens, the team signed the veteran wide receiver to its 53-man roster.
Hetrick, a popular local musician and lead singer of his band Sean Hetrick and The Leftovers, died Monday of an apparent overdose. After years of sobriety, and a recent six-month sober stretch, his death is one of an increasing number of relapses and overdoses in the recovery community. He was 33.
Package delivery at home has become an everyday occurrence but when boxes containing carefully sealed bundles of marijuana started showing up at a house in Glen Burnie, the recipient called police.
Police are investigating a fatal fire at a Silver Spring retirement community on Saturday.
If someone buys a Christmas house, typically adorned with decorations and lights, are they obligated to keep the tradition going?
The Sun is asking for your nominations for the 2020 Marylander of the Year.
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- Kirk Cousins threw for 307 yards and three scores for the Minnesota Vikings, finding Chad Beebe with 46 seconds left for the winner to punctuate a seven-play, 75-yard drive that took 65 seconds.
- Four men were injured in shootings across Baltimore overnight — including an incident inside of a downtown hotel, police said Sunday.
- After more than two years of work and $13 million, the state is preparing to reopen Lawyers Mall, the prominent First Amendment gathering space outside the State House in Annapolis.
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- The comeback was far from a given; staff cleared out the walk-in refrigerator in March when the pandemic hit, and assumed it would never reopen.
- While you’re waiting out the pandemic at home, here are 15 more questions to test your knowledge of Baltimore and Maryland — a little history, a little trivia, some sports, a dash of politics — and, as in earlier editions, we made all the questions multiple choice.
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