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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who didn’t say when he planned to return to practice, added that there were “probably other QBs not attending Voluntary OTAs either."

City officials plan Independence Day celebration with Orioles baseball, musical performances, food trucks and of course, fireworks.

Memorial Day Weekend is almost here, which means it’s time to crown the NCAA Division I men’s and women’s lacrosse champions.

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said he’s concerned a newly released list of 305 Baltimore police officers with credibility and integrity issues will further erode the department’s relationship with the community and hurt officer morale.

Parts of Central Maryland are under a tornado watch Friday, with the National Weather Service forecasting severe thunderstorms that could also bring hail, high winds and flash flooding.

After years of failure, Maryland-based Novavax aims to attract the vaccine-hesitant with an alternative to mRNA shots. But will it find a market?

A Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office list of more than 300 Baltimore police officers with credibility issues, many of whom continue to be called to testify in court, has been made public for the first time after a court ordered the office to release the list last fall.

Debutante balls have been carried on for generations among Black middle- and upper-class families. Originally meant to introduce young adults to potential husbands and wives, they have evolved into building professional networks and long-lasting social circles.

2022 United States Naval Academy Graduation and Commissioning at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Friday May 27, 2022. President Joe Biden is the Key Note Speaker. The commissioning and graduation ceremony is the culmination of the four-year education and training of the Class of 2022. Each graduate receives a Bachelor of Science degree and takes the oath of office as they are each commissioned as an ensign in the U.S. Navy or as a 2nd lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps.

An 83-year-old woman was struck by a bullet while reading in bed and a man was found shot-to-death in a car overnight in Baltimore, police said.

Ahead of the NCAA men's lacrosse Final Four in East Hartford, Connecticut, columnist Mike Preston offers his thoughts on Maryland once again playing the late semifinal, Rutgers and Princeton representing the state of New Jersey and more.

A carjacking surge has prompted federal law enforcement to increase coordination with local agencies “to investigate and disrupt a rash of violent carjackings in and around the Baltimore area,” the Federal Bureau of Investigations Baltimore field office has announced.

Baltimore residents lobbied for a reduction in police spending and more investment in social services during the city’s second annual Taxpayers’ Night on Thursday, the last chance for the public to speak out about the city’s proposed budget ahead of the Baltimore City Council’s consideration of the plan next month.

The Baltimore Sun’s Best 2022 Readers’ Choice Contest: Where’s Baltimore’s best park? Who serves the best coffee in town? What’s the hottest gym?

The Orioles have an open spot in the rotation this weekend in Boston, but don't expect top pitching prospect Grayson Rodriguez to fill it.

A Baltimore jury on Thursday found the man accused of killing Safe Streets leader Dante Barksdale not guilty on all counts.

Baltimore County state senator fails to appreciate the need for greater investment in Maryland's transit options.

Andre Davis: 'The life sentence mandated by law did not fit either man's crime.'

Employees at Apple’s mall store in Towson have launched a drive to unionize, becoming the retail chain’s third location and the first in Maryland to announce organizing efforts.

A small black bear was spotted this morning wandering around Westminster, eventually making its way into Westminster High School’s stadium.

View visualizations of Maryland COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, testing, positivity rate and vaccinations.

Doesn't the slaughter of 19 children and two adults by a disturbed 18-year-old wielding military-grade firearms provide ample evidence of the compelling need to regulate them?

Seniors Lauren Hackett and Caroline Little led the potent attack and strong team defense kept the Bulls in check as the Knights completed a 20-0 season with a resounding 16-6 win in the Class 2A state final.

Six months after he fought through a hand injury in the closest bout of his professional career, Baltimore boxing champion Gervonta Davis is back and looking to deliver a "spanking" to brash, undefeated challenger Rolando Romero.

As new federal funding for the Chesapeake Bay arrives, let's focus on ways to create a healthy watershed for all of us by putting people's real-life experiences of pollution and climate change front and center.