As long as the Orioles feel that top prospect Adley Rutschman can improve while he’s in Double-A, they won’t feel any need to move him. “This is his first [full] professional season in baseball,” director of player development Matt Blood said. “We’re still seeing growth occur where he is in his game."
Jurisdictions in the Baltimore area aren’t yet planning to modify masking rules in response to fresh Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance released Tuesday, which recommended that fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors under certain circumstances.
It’s the second time since November that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, the 2019 NFL MVP, has caught the virus.
Maryland reported more than 400 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, a level not seen since late May.
Defending champion Simone Biles withdrew from Thursday’s all-around gymnastics competition at the Tokyo Olympics to focus on her mental well-being.
Branville Bard’s appointment is the first movement university officials have made in a year toward creating a private police force after school officials put plans on hold amid nationwide protests against police brutality toward Black Americans.
Lacrosse last made an appearance in the Olympics in 1948 as a demonstration sport, and in 1908 as a medal sport. So the news that the sport could return to the Summer Games as early as 2028 in Los Angeles was welcomed with open arms.
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Pfizer offered new evidence in support of booster shots of its COVID-19 vaccine, reporting that the vaccine’s power wanes slightly but may be improved with a third dose.
Although bugs are a crucial part of the ecosystem, some small creepy crawlers pose big threats to humans and animals. From having poisonous venom to carrying deadly diseases and more, these bugs are some of the most dangerous in the world.
Baltimore’s spending board agreed to settle an employment discrimination lawsuit Wednesday for $158,298 after officials admitted employees broke city policy.
Caroline County’s only circuit court judge - who was previously this rural Eastern Shore community’s top prosecutor for more than a decade - is on leave this week amid an investigation, though officials are saying little.
Allan D. Gallant, an accountant who was an early proponent of bringing grocery stores to underserved neighborhoods, died Saturday at his Lutherville home. He was 87.
Baltimore’s spending board agreed to settle an employment discrimination lawsuit Wednesday for $158,298 after officials admitted employees broke city policy.
An Annapolis resident said he's been inspiring after his dad started digging into their ancestry beyond the generations they knew like McMillan’s grandmother, Civil Rights activist and Bates High School teacher Sylvia McMillan.
A 56-year-old man has been arrested and charged in Maryland federal court for making threats against Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Baltimore’s coffee landscape looked very different when Jay Caragay opened up his shop in Hampden in 2010. “When we opened this place it was really bringing a new approach to Baltimore,” he said.
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- Allan D. Gallant, an accountant who was an early proponent of bringing grocery stores to underserved neighborhoods, died Saturday at his Lutherville home. He was 87.
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