Ravens RB Justice Hill calls for ‘major change’ at Oklahoma State after coach...
“OSU Athletics and University need major change,” the Ravens' Justice Hill wrote on Twitter.
View ArticleMcDonogh, Loyola Blakefield facing calls to change name, sever ties with...
The demands for McDonogh and Loyola Blakefield to change their name come in the midst of nationwide protests against racial injustice after the death of George Floyd last month in Minneapolis.
View ArticleAs deadline nears for Ravens OLB Matthew Judon, he’s focused on matters...
Matthew Judon made one thing clear Monday: He’s more worried about America’s social contract than he is the Ravens’ contract offers.
View ArticleAnne Arundel County Council passes bill limiting campus-like clusters of...
The Anne Arundel County Council passed a controversial bill that will regulate where community-based assisted living facilities can be built throughout the county’s residential areas in a video meeting...
View ArticleMaryland Live Casino & Hotel set to reopen, first to members later this week,...
Maryland Live Casino & Hotel in Anne Arundel County will reopen to the public 6 a.m. June 29, the company announced Monday.
View ArticleBaltimore Police searching for suspects in Southeast homicide June 8,...
The Baltimore Police Department is searching for two suspects in the killing of 30-year-old Gerald Jones on June 8.
View ArticleAnnapolis passes $147M operating budget, approve amendments to fund Stanton...
The meeting was dominated by discussion on six amendments introduced by Alderman DaJuan Gay, D-Ward 6, who was participating in his first budget process. Three of Gay's amendments passed, funding...
View ArticleBowie City Council approves $200,000 to train small businesses as they reopen...
The Bowie City Council approved Monday $200,000 to the Bowie Business Innovation Center and Greater Bowie Chamber of Commerce to help small business owners find funding and adapt as they recover from...
View ArticleMaryland State House Trust votes to remove Civil War plaque
A Maryland panel voted Monday to remove a plaque from Maryland’s Capitol that honors the Civil War’s Union and Confederate soldiers and until recently showed the U.S. flag and Confederate flag crossed.
View ArticleC. Milton Wright graduate Kylie McCarthy has her sights set on Congress,...
Persistence will be a crucial quality if 2020 C. Milton Wright graduate Kylie McCarthy, 17, of Bel Air, is going to hit her career goals, which include being a member of Congress and ultimately,...
View ArticleCoppin president Anthony Jenkins takes education personally, even as he...
For Anthony Jenkins, education has always been the most personal of endeavors. So what a time for Jenkins to step in to his job as the new president of Coppin State. Every day, he goes to his office on...
View ArticleWhat we learned from Baltimore’s $3 billion operating budget
The budget includes no new taxes or fees and protects spending for children, including $30 million toward school construction.
View ArticleMaryland health care workers: Share your stories with The Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun wants to hear from health care workers in the state who are on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak.
View ArticleKitchen to compost: Food waste disposal facility opens in Havre de Grace
Havre de Grace residents now have a site in the city where they can dispose of their kitchen waste and have it be taken away to be turned into compost.
View ArticleHere’s what Ravens QB Lamar Jackson looks like on the cover of 'Madden NFL 21′
“It’s always been a dream of mine since I was a little kid, since I first started playing ‘Madden,’ ” Jackson said of being named the popular video game's cover athlete.
View ArticleArrest made in killing of man in Carrollton Ridge, Baltimore police say
Baltimore police arrested Jonathan Blagmon, 37, as the suspect in the killing of 36-year-old Michael Alston.
View ArticleOcean City police to increase officer patrols at beaches, boardwalks after...
Ocean City Police Chief Ross Buzzuro said the department will increase officer patrols around the town and on its boardwalks after video surfaced online last week of a large brawl between apparent...
View ArticleEldersburg robotics team wants to bring fruit, vegetables to Baltimore food...
An Eldersburg robotics team is competing for a $20,000 prize that would further the squad’s idea to convert an abandoned row home in Baltimore into an indoor greenhouse.
View ArticleTwo more Carroll County schools earn Maryland Green Schools status for...
Linton Springs and Runnymede elementary schools have been designated Maryland Green Schools, bringing the total in Carroll County to 19.
View ArticleBack to Black: Baltimore Pride returns to its activists roots
Mimi Demissew, executive director of Pride Center of Maryland, is aligning the organization with the Black Lives Matter movement, as part of an ongoing Pride celebration.
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