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Heat death toll climbs to 29, Maryland’s deadliest summer since 2012
High heat in Maryland has killed more people so far this year than in all of 2024.
Embattled East Baltimore hotel sold for huge loss
A group of Chinese investors stands to lose its entire $47 million investment. They are claiming in a new court filing that the June auction was effectively rigged in favor of a Virginia-based private equity firm.
Jewelry and items from designer Betty Cooke’s personal collection will be up for auction
Baltimore contemporary jewelry maker Betty Cooke was an icon of minimalist art design.
Michael Jordan’s fishing yacht reels in second place in Ocean City’s White Marlin Open
Michael Jordan’s fishing yacht Catch 23 scored big Saturday. The NBA legend’s boat landed a 71-pound white marlin and a second-place finish in Ocean City’s annual White Marlin Open.
Ravens coach Matt Robinson’s journey from Howard County to the NFL
Robinson will coach outside linebackers with the team for the first year.
An unusual day in court for Maryland’s federal judges — as defendants
The case centers on a standing order issued in May by Chief Judge George L. Russell III, in which he ordered a 48-hour pause in every case in which an immigrant had tried to block deportation by challenging the legality of their detention.
Annapolis community rattled after man’s body found in creek
Residents of the Hillsmere Shores community in Annapolis discovered a man’s body in Duvall Creek near a kayak launch Sunday, prompting a police investigation.
It was easy to talk to Bob Seurkamp, the ‘first first man’ of Notre Dame of Maryland
Bob Seurkamp, the "first first man" of Notre Dame University of Maryland and a former executive director of the Maryland Governor’s Workforce Investment Board, died in July of heart failure.
The Orioles can never have too much pitching | Banner Baseball Show
Injuries and poor performances have exacerbated the Orioles' long-standing pitching problem.
Ambitious MTA plan would get Baltimore students to class, advocates tell Moore
The BMORE Bus plan, released in June, calls for increasing the frequency of bus service on all MTA routes and adding new, limited-stop express routes, among other improvements.
Trump’s rhetoric about DC echoes a history of racist urban crime narratives
Trump threatened to “take over” and “beautify” D.C. on the campaign trail and claimed it was “a nightmare of murder and crime.”
Grandmother of man killed in Park Heights mass shooting says ‘everybody loved him’
A Baltimore grandmother said she’s devastated after a 38-year-old man was killed in a mass shooting in the Park Heights neighborhood on Saturday.
The Ravens have their own grading system — and it’s ‘a lot more detailed’ than Pro Football Focus
John Harbaugh expects “perfection,” punter Jordan Stout said, and the grades reflect the search for those standards.
MASN Orioles announcer Kevin Brown reflects on what he’s learned on the job and critiques his own work
We sat with him and listened to five memorable calls he has made over the past few years. What did he like? What didn’t he like? There was more nitpicking around the latter.
The Dish: 5 foods you have to try at Cockeysville’s Amish market
The Pennsylvania Dutch Market in Baltimore County offers fresh food produce, handmade soft pretzels, barbecued meats and baked goods for an affordable price.
Community, at a cost: Inside the semi-exclusive pool culture of Baltimore County
The pools in Baltimore County are inviting for families, but not everyone can afford such luxury.
Mental health is declining for parents. There are places to get help in Baltimore.
Maternal mental health has declined significantly across the nation in the last decade. That trend holds true in Baltimore, experts say
Seven things to do in Baltimore County, from championship golf to a ukulele jam
Here are seven things to do in Baltimore County for the week ending Aug. 20, 2025.
As Trump targets states for immigration enforcement, Maryland is high on the list
Maryland and other blue states have been met with funding denials, program cuts and other means that hurt their constituents under the Trump administration.
Dean Kremer sparkles, but Orioles are shut out by Mariners in loss
Apart from a hustle double for Gunnar Henderson and two singles from the rest of the lineup against Seattle starter George Kirby, Baltimore was toothless in its effort to help Kremer.
