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LA Galaxy midfielder enters match to crowd cheers, teammate support.

You may not know Debbie Kowalski Wilson by name, but if you've opened a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue within the last six years, chances are you've seen her work.

States that CEOs dislike are the ones where you would actually want to raise a family

Now, the burning question is: How does Manny Machado compare with the sport's elite young players — specifically, the reigning rookies of the year Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout and Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper?

Ravens stayed at No. 32 and got one of best safeties in the NFL draft in Matt Elam of Florida

In 30 years of writing this column, I've always felt I was providing an essential service: comic relief to counteract an endless procession of depressing world events: war, pestilence, famine, natural disaster and each year's new line of Paris fashions.

Alexis brings salads to Vicki and Briana for lunch and is the first housewife to visit Briana's son, Troy.

'42' fails to mention the role played by Sam Lacy, the long-time sports editor and columnist of the Baltimore Afro-American newspaper, in Jackie Robinson's ascension to the major leagues with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947.

How some of our columnists and editors feel about the two-stroke penalty given to Tiger Woods at the Masters Saturday.

Cal Thomas says Margaret Thatcher didn't save Britain, but she encouraged its people to save themselves.

The Sun's commentators are blind to conservatism's virtues

The members of the Harford Community College Board of Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to reject all bids offered for the construction of the campus' Nursing and Allied Health building.

Md. gun restrictions punish law-abiding citizens

The House of Delegates passed the most significant change to Maryland's gun laws in nearly two decades Wednesday, approving a bill that would ban the sale of assault weapons, set a 10-bullet limit on magazines and require fingerprints and a license to buy a handgun. While delegates made changes to the Senate's bill, gun-control supporters say they expect the two chambers to resolve the differences and send the legislation to Gov. Martin O'Malley for his signature.

Skeptics in the House of Delegates are misguided to think that some of the firearms Gov. Martin O'Malley wants to prohibit have any use other than mass killing.

Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome always speaks with special affection about Alabama, his alma mater where he became a football legend playing for the late Bear Bryant.

Owl Magazine, the student magazine of Harford Community College in Bel Air, recently won national honors in the Apple Awards Competition sponsored by the National College Media Association.

Conservative ownership of some news organizations doesn't prevent a pervasive left-wing leaning

Amanda Forr of Bel Air has been hired as communications manager for the National Aquarium in Baltimore

For the first time, the event will be named in honor of Lefty Kreh, former outdoors columnist for The Baltimore Sun

Mary J. Corey, whose personal warmth was matched by a drive that led her to become the first woman in The Baltimore Sun's 176-year history to head its newsroom, died Tuesday of breast cancer.

It has been more than six weeks since the Baltimore Ravens stunned the Denver Broncos in the playoffs. Memories -- painful ones -- of that double-overtime thriller at Mile High aren¿t fading out in Denver, either. The Denver Post is still writing about that game today. Specifically one unforgettable play.

In certain situations, large capacity ammunition magazines are necessary

Innocent lives are put at risk by high-capacity magazines

AmericanStyle magazine, a quarterly publication catering to consumers and producers of fine crafts, has suspended publication and is seeking a buyer, its Baltimore-based publisher announced this week.

Baltimore County libraries have launched a new service that will give patrons access to more than 100 magazine titles on their computers and mobile devices.

This week's cover commemorates the Ravens as Super Bowl XLVII champions after they beat the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31, on Sunday night.

Supplement owner has alleged he provided deer antler spray to Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis

Twelve years ago, Steve Bisciotti arrived for Super Bowl XXXV as a minority owner of the Ravens, content to remain in the background and have fun with his friends.

One day after facing questions about alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs, Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis called Mitch Ross, co-owner of Sports with Alternatives to Steroids, "a coward."

Mike Preston doesn't where this Sports Illustrated report stating star linebacker Ray Lewis took a banned substance will eventually lead Lewis or this organization, but it might have enough force to lead the Ravens to the Lombardi Trophy Sunday night.