Terps director of basketball performance, Kyle Tarp talks about his basketball boot camp that has transformed the players body.
Maryland linebacker Keandre Jones talks about playing for his home state team.
The Sun's Daniel Oyefusi and Kevin Richardson review the Ravens versus Chiefs upcoming game at Arrowhead Stadium.
Sophomore Alexandrea Leger, who identifies as Afro-Latina, said she appreciates that at Morgan, she’s not just seen as a person of color.
Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday that he was directing Attorney General Brian Frosh to step in and prosecute more crimes in the city.
The NHP Foundation and the Henson Development Company have been chosen to develop a 17-acre parcel in the Park Heights community.
Baltimore police have arrested and charged two men with shooting the off-duty Sgt. Isaac Carrington outside his home in August.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh talks about playing the Kansas City Chiefs, a team that has coaches he's familiar with.
Ravens second-year quarterback Lamar Jackson is focused on the team and not the hype that's surrounding the team.
An explosion at McDonogh School in Baltimore County injures one child and two adults this morning.
Baltimore Police commissioner Michael Harrison speaks to the Baltimore Board of Estimates.
Baltimore County police body camera footage of the interaction between, Vance Benton and a Baltimore County officer.
Students and parents protest the Howard County Public School redistricting plan at the first of three planned public hearings.
Arundel junior Nikki Seven talks Wildcats field hockey after 3-0 win over Glenelg
After photos of the Choptank's dress code circulated online, critics quickly accused the restaurant of discrimination.
Mayor Young and Tisha Edwards,head of Mayor’s Office of Children and Family Success, discuss "Squeegee Alternative Plan" and deployment of bike patrol officers.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh talks about quarterback Lamar Jackson's play against the Cardinals.
Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young has signed an executive order retroactively barring the use of “gag orders" in city settlements.
