This streak stands alone as the second-longest in franchise history, with only the 1988 club’s going longer without a victory when it lost its first 21 games. It has carried the Orioles from 38-67 to 38-82, ensuring their fifth straight losing campaign. Their record is the worst in the majors.
Minutes before Baltimore Police shot Marcus Martin to death in his home early this month, officers discussed trying to get a robot into the house during the six-hour standoff and warned that Martin would shoot it.
Here’s a running summary of the Ravens' morning practice, the team's last before Saturday’s preseason game against the Panthers.
Thousands of Maryland students left public schools last year amid COVID. Will they return this fall?
An analysis of data by The Baltimore Sun and Big Local News shows Maryland public schools lost 27,000 children between September 2020 and September 2021, at a time when enrollment had been projected to grow.
Chemists at a lab in Pennsylvania that test substances to see if they are illegal drugs for Maryland prosecutors were not certified by the state, despite signing a contract saying they would be. Because of that, and a legal shortcut prosecutors used, an undetermined number of drug cases across the state could be reexamined.
Chinedu Victor Uyaelunmo, a 7-foot, 230-pound native of Nigeria, has already sold 10 of his paintings and will showcase some of his latest work at Baltimore County's Arts & Drafts Festival on Aug. 21-22 at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe.
After accusing a Capitol rioter from Maryland of presenting a “self-serving rewrite of history” to make himself look better, prosecutors asked to delay sentencing for Robert Maurice Reeder when an apparent video of him shoving a police officer during the Jan. 6 riots came to light just hours before his hearing Wednesday.
Baltimore will be prepared to begin administering boosters of the coronavirus vaccine by Sept. 20, city officials announced Thursday.
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In one hopeful sign, the State Department said that 6,000 people were cleared for evacuation Thursday and were expected to board military flights in coming hours.
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What’s the best thing since sliced bread? All the dishes you can make with it: French toast, bread pudding, grilled cheese and casseroles. If that loaf of bread is turning a bit stale, put the pesky ends and whatever else is left to use with these bread-heavy recipes.
Stephen Michael Knott, who was pursuing a bachelor’s degree in computer science at the University of Maryland Global Campus, died of P13Kr1, a rare immune deficiency, on Aug. 8 at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda. The former Lutherville resident was 25.
Rev. William J. Watters has been building an “ecosystem” of Jesuit education for underprivileged city youth for nearly three decades. The latest project? A private elementary school in Mount Vernon.
McDaniel’s move-in process this year looked more like that which existed prior to the pandemic. The only difference was the mask-wearing, the submission of vaccination proof and a negative COVID test result.
Along a vibrant stretch of Harford Road, the community spirit and tasty food of Hamilton-Lauraville transcends neighborhood boundaries.
A 15-year-old has been arrested and charged in the June triple shooting in Fells Point which prompted an increase police presence after local businesses bemoaned the sometimes raucous crowds.
Catonsville will host the Music City Maryland Festival next weekend, located around the downtown Frederick Road area. The festival will present more than 30 bands to perform on four stages on Saturday, Aug. 28, starting at 11 a.m.
Catch the final days of a traditional Baltimore festival that celebrates diversity, treat your taste buds to Caribbean and Mexican foods or see a dog show.
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One of four people shot during a fight at a recreation center basketball court in Germantown in Montgomery County has died and a teen has been charged with murder, police said.
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- Chinedu Victor Uyaelunmo, a 7-foot, 230-pound native of Nigeria, has already sold 10 of his paintings and will showcase some of his latest work at Baltimore County's Arts & Drafts Festival on Aug. 21-22 at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe.
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