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Baltimore Orioles catcher Austin Wynns stayed in the city during the off-season, working out and preparing for the upcoming season.
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“Being able to stand in the box, see big league arms, and just take it all in for the first time, it’s something you never get back,” Rutschman said.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan talks about his new book and that he still has work to do as Governor of Maryland.
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Matthew Fraling the attorney for James Lloyd speaks outside the courthouse in Catonsville after Lloyd was charged with with extortion and kidnapping.
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Maryland’s Prince George’s County is among nation’s wealthiest Black communities, but it leads state in coronavirus cases.
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Body cam footage of several Baltimore police officers firing on a man who pulled a gun on them in the basement after they responded to a behavioral crisis call.
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The Baltimore Urban Baseball Association (BUBA) founder Andrew Weltlinger has an indoor facility in Pigtown dedicated to instructing youth in Baltimore City.
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Roham Razaghi is a fourth year PhD student at Johns Hopkins University. He is from Iran and concerned about the future of international students here in the U.S
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Baltimore mayor Jack Young talks about not agreeing with demonstrators actions in removing historical sculptures.
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Barber Michael Brown prepares for another customer at The Shop Spa. He completed Barbicide COVID-19 certification training.
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Surveillance video from a recent theft of an ATM from a gas station in Baltimore shows a crew driving a UHaul into the store. Source: Baltimore Police
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“We don’t like to be cagey or withhold info. But again, this is a private medical matter for these individual people," said Mike Elias.
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Baltimore officer's story changed against the two young men that were charged with assault after a viral video showed a Baltimore officer being kicked.
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An aerial view shows a plume waterkeepers are monitoring on the Canton side of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
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Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde choose not to comment if any member of the team has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Oriole's outfielder Austin Hays talked about the safety measures the team is taking to fight the coronavirus.
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"I feel like i f I had to go out there tomorrow and pitch I could," said Baltimore Orioles LHP John Means when asked about being prepared to pitch.
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"This is completely different than anything that any of us have ever been a part of," said Orioles' infielder Rio Ruiz.
