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    Judge postpones critical hearing in Archdiocese of Baltimore bankruptcy case
    In an order, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Michelle Harner wrote that the additional time would “allow the parties to determine whether a consensual resolution is possible in this case or if an alternative path is needed.”
    The exterior of the Archdiocese of Baltimore building as seen on Monday, March 13.
    Fans revel in Mexico-Colombia soccer friendly at M&T Bank Stadium
    More than 67,000 fans filled M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday night, with a majority clad in the colors of Mexico.
    Mexico fans wait near the tunnel exit for players to leave the field after an international friendly soccer match against Colombia at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Sept. 26, 2026.
    Fox Sports Radio arrives in Baltimore on 1370 AM
    The network, which operates hundreds of sports stations across the country, offers sports talk, analysis and betting coverage, according to a news release.
    WQLL 1370 AM is owned by M-10 Broadcasting and operated by WCBM Maryland Inc. in Pikesville.
    What we learned from an unforgettable Ravens victory in Brazil
    The Ravens left Brazil with an improbable 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Here are five things we learned from a game we won’t soon forget.
    Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Chris Moore (17) celebrates with quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) after a touchdown during the second half of an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
    Lamar’s party: Jackson lifts Ravens in Rio
    The Ravens’ defense struggled, but Lamar Jackson found a way.
    Lamar Jackson greets fans after the Ravens beat the Cowboys in the NFL’s first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro.
    Shooting near Towson University not connected to campus, police say
    A shooting near Towson University prompted a campuswide shelter-in-place order Sunday evening.
    Towson University issued a campuswide shelter-in-place order Sunday.
    Outrage after judge cuts sentence in Towson sex assault case
    Baltimore County Circuit Judge Mickey Norman modified the sentence of Samuel Logue, 28, of Towson, less than two months after ordering him to serve five years in prison for first-degree assault and fourth-degree sex offense.
    6/16/22—Exterior of the Baltimore County Courts Building in Towson.
    Why have special education complaints in Maryland increased 200% since 2022?
    Many factors could have led to the spike — including one Montgomery County advocate.
    5 suicides in 5 weeks. What’s going on at Cyber Command at Fort Meade?
    Five people whose work supported missions at U.S Cyber Command and the National Security Agency at Fort George G. Meade died by suicide within a month of each other this summer. Lawmakers are asking questions and calling for action to prevent further tragedies.
    Cars travel through the main gate at Fort Meade on February 14, 2018 in Fort Meade, Maryland.
    Streeter: Why Mayor Scott’s lack of a poker face works for Baltimore
    COLUMN | Mayor Brandon Scott’s recent public conflict with a Fox 45 reporter at a news conference reminds me that his humanity and willingness to show his emotions make him a better mayor.
    Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott speaks during a news conference after multiple people were shot in Baltimore’s Washington Hill neighborhood last week.
    Inside the astonishing final 28 seconds of the Ravens’ win over the Cowboys
    How the Ravens pulled off an unlikely win in Rio De Janeiro.
    Ravens kicker Tyler Loop hits the “SIU” celebration with teammates after a game-winning 56-yard field goal to beat the Cowboys in the first NFL game ever played in Rio De Janeiro on Sunday.
    Tyler Loop plays hero in unbelievable win in Rio | Banner Ravens Podcast
    Loop's 56-yarder capped a thrilling game in Brazil.
    Instant analysis: Ravens stun Cowboys in chaotic Brazil game
    With the win, the Ravens (2-1) moved past a difficult fourth-quarter Week 2 loss to the New Orleans Saints that evoked the worst of coach John Harbaugh’s late-career struggles.
    Tyler Loop of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates with teammates after defeating the Dallas Cowboys at Maracana Stadium.
    Washington kept its season alive with an upset win. A patchwork solution may have been the reason
    After two weeks, and two dismal losses, the Washington Commanders were close to hitting the eject button on this young season.
    LANDOVER, MARYLAND - SEPTEMBER 27: Amik Robertson #2 of the Washington Commanders celebrates his play against the Seattle Seahawks during the second quarter at Northwest Stadium on September 27, 2026 in Landover, Maryland. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)
    As Commanders’ time in Landover winds down, ‘Tailgate Ted’ grills on
    Ted Abela, known better by Commanders fans as “Tailgate Ted,” has been hosting one of the premier tailgates for Washington football games for more than two decades.
    Ted Abela, known better by Commanders fans as “Tailgate Ted,” has been hosting tailgates for Washington football games amid the highs and lows of the team.
    Leon’s is coming back: Baltimore’s oldest gay bar to reopen this week
    Leon’s will reopen Wednesday. Baltimore’s oldest gay bar, which opened in the 1950s, closed in July following the death of its owner Ron Singer.
    Leon’s, the oldest gay bar in Mount Vernon, will reopen Wednesday.
    As season ends, Nationals focus on next steps
    The Nationals are hoping to stay connected in the offseason.
    CJ Abrams and Nasim Nuñez celebrate after the Nationals defeated the New York Mets 6-4 at Nationals Park on Sunday.
    Instant analysis: Commanders hang on to beat Seahawks for first win
    The Seahawks hadn’t lost since November.
    Terry McLaurin signals for a first down Sunday during the fourth quarter of the Commanders’ 33-31 win over the Seahawks.
    Orioles season ends one game short thanks to nor’easter
    The Orioles finished the season 79-82.
    Sunday’s cancellation means the Orioles’ season ends at 161 games for the first time in 18 years.
    Baltimore County fuel spill sends nearly 6,000 gallons into waterway, prompts foul odor
    A foul odor in parts of Baltimore County has been traced to a fuel spill at the local detention center Saturday night.
    A fuel spill at the Baltimore County Detention Center sent nearly 6,000 gallons of oil into Long Quarter Branch late Saturday.
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