Orioles’ Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. reveals February prostate cancer...
Orioles legend and Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. revealed Thursday that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in February and is “cancer free” after surgery in March.
View ArticleMaryland reports 2 deaths among residents in their 20s as coronavirus...
The additions bring the state to at least 102,229 cases and 3,531 fatalities from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. Through Wednesday’s data, Maryland ranked 18th in infections per capita and...
View ArticleCharles R. Kimmel, who helped grow Kimmel Automotive into a tire retailer and...
Charles R. Kimmel, who succeeded his father as head of Kimmel Automotive and expanded the company, has died at 93.
View ArticleBaltimore man admits he pretended to buy tools online, then robbed sellers at...
A Baltimore man admitted in federal court his role in robbing and carjacking victims who thought he was meeting them to buy items they were selling using a telephone application, federal prosecutors...
View ArticleHoward police still investigating July death of pregnant woman in Columbia,...
The Howard County Police Department has increased its reward to $15,000 for information about the death of a mother and her baby in Columbia on July 31.
View ArticleColumbia man sentenced to 2 years for fatal 2019 shooting
A Columbia man will serve two years after fatally shooting another man during a drug deal last October, according to the Howard County State’s Attorney’s Office.
View ArticleSmokehouse Restaurant at Antrim 1844, in Taneytown, named Best Hotel...
Smokehouse Restaurant in Antrim 1844 was recently voted Best Hotel Restaurant in USA Today's 10Best Readers Choice contest.
View ArticleCarroll County’s COVID-19 figures ‘heading in a more positive direction,’...
With just a few new COVID-19 cases confirmed in Carroll County on Thursday, the county’s top health official said numbers are trending in a good direction but warned against getting complacent with the...
View ArticleFEMA agrees to fund extra $300 a week in Maryland unemployment benefits
Some unemployed Marylanders could begin receiving an extra $300 a week in benefits starting in late September now that the state has received approval for at least $431 million in federal funds, Gov....
View ArticleMaryland State Board of Law Examiners affirms plans for remote bar exam...
Maryland’s State Board of Law Examiners said Thursday that it believes prospective attorneys should take the bar exam remotely in October — despite calls from recent law school graduates and deans to...
View ArticlePence to address GOP convention from Fort McHenry in Baltimore, a city Trump...
Vice President Mike Pence will deliver his Republican National Convention address next week from Fort McHenry in Baltimore, marking a return by national Republicans to a city President Donald Trump has...
View ArticleListless Orioles fall to Red Sox, 7-1, extending losing streak to season-high...
The Orioles created few chances, didn’t capitalize when they did and fell victim to some tough batted-ball luck in the field in their fifth straight defeat.
View ArticleWashington’s Ron Rivera has a form of skin cancer, expected to keep coaching
Washington Football Team coach Ron Rivera has a form of skin cancer, which the team called “very treatable and curable” because it was discovered at an early stage.
View ArticleBarry Trotz’s Islanders eliminate Capitals in first round with 4-0 win in Game 5
Anthony Beauvillier scored twice, Semyon Varlamov shut out the team that drafted him and the New York Islanders knocked the Washington Capitals out of the playoffs in the first round by beating them...
View ArticleU.S. Coast Guard rescues six people after boat catches fire near Ocean City
U.S. Coast Guard crews and several good Samaritans rescued six people after their boat caught fire Thursday about 3 miles south of Ocean City.
View ArticleBaltimore State’s Attorney Mosby won’t let public see work emails about her...
State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby won’t turn over emails that mention her private businesses and are stored on her government computer, saying these records have been sent to Baltimore’s inspector general...
View ArticleAmerican Medical Association calls on Maryland and other states to act on...
The American Medical Association is calling on Maryland and Gov. Larry Hogan to take further steps to address opioid overdoses after statistics released earlier this year show they’re on the rise again...
View ArticleHarford schools staff ready textbooks, supplies to send home with students...
Administrators and others staff buzzed around the gymnasium of Bel Air High School on Thursday, preparing bags of textbooks, laptops and folders of paperwork to be sent home with students starting next...
View ArticleProposed Mount Airy land deal, which could bring development and a water...
Mount Airy has decided to move forward with talks about possible development of a large area of land after plans were stagnant for nearly a decade.
View ArticleCoronavirus in Maryland: 5 takeaways from the week
To keep Marylanders up to date with the week’s most pressing takeaways, here are five key points from The Baltimore Sun’s coronavirus coverage.
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