The Ravens couldn’t address all their roster needs, not on the draft’s opening night. But they came away from an unpredictable first round with two players who, on paper, made utter sense.
Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby last month cut the cord on possession arrests that have been falling for many years, but the city is only inching toward establishing a wider public health response, and residents are voicing concern and frustration.
It’s time for Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman and quarterback Lamar Jackson to step up their games.
The Ravens are set to make their next pick toward the end of the third round but general manager Eric DeCosta is confident the team can find Day 2 contributors after making two picks on the opening night of the NFL draft.
One of four men shot Thursday in Baltimore has died, pushing the city’s homicide count to 100 a week ahead of last year’s pace, police said.
Melissa Wesby, a breast cancer survivor and a married mother of three kids ages 8, 10 and 12, was unexpectedly contacted recently by the vice president’s office and asked if she would introduce Kamala Harris during her visit to Baltimore.
Arthur Biddle’s long run as a Maryland prison inmate ended in February when he died, at age 86, in the Roxbury Correctional Institution in Hagerstown. He had been incarcerated nearly 65 years.
With the No. 27 overall pick, the Ravens took Minnesota’s Rashod Bateman, one of the most productive and versatile wide receivers in college football.
The apartment company of Jared Kushner violated Maryland’s consumer protection laws numerous times at Baltimore-area properties by collecting debts without the required licenses, charging tenants improper fees, and misrepresenting the condition of rental units, a judge has ruled.
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With the No. 27 overall pick, the Ravens took Minnesota’s Rashod Bateman, one of the most productive and versatile wide receivers in college football.
Stacker compiled a list of signature dishes from 50 of the world's nations, drawing upon travelogues, news reports, food writers and experts, historical accounts, and global data.
The Democratic vice president toured the mass COVID-19 vaccination site at M&T Bank Stadium, where she celebrated the patients and vaccinators as “heroes.”
Cedric Mullins’ walk-off sacrifice fly gave Baltimore a 4-3 victory Thursday to earn a four-game series split with New York.
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Baltimore County has agreed to pay $1.1 million to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit filed in federal court in 2017 by Hunt Valley Baptist Church after a county board denied the church’s plan to build a new, larger facility on Shawan Road.
Sentenced to life in prison at age 16, Donald Braxton became the sixth person set free through the work of defense attorneys and the Sentencing Review Unit of the Baltimore State's Attorney's Office.
Five years after reaching what was hailed as a groundbreaking federal agreement focusing on its affordable housing policies, the county routinely sees community opposition to projects. Locations for new developments are limited, and advocates say the County Council has too much sway over which proposals move forward.
Afternoon showers in Maryland Thursday afternoon could give way to thunderstorms in the evening before potentially damaging winds rush into the Baltimore area Friday, forecasters say.
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