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    Ravens rule out Ronnie Stanley vs. Cowboys as questions about field in Rio de Janeiro persist
    The Ravens ruled left tackle Ronnie Stanley out of Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys as questions about Maracanã Stadium’s playing surface and the potential debut of two defensive starters persisted.
    Ravens offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley missed practiced all week because of a toe injury.
    This isn’t Baltimore’s first trash wheel python. The last one gave us a beer.
    Peabody Heights Brewery launched Lost Python Ale the last time a python was stuck on a trash wheel in Baltimore. Eleven years later, it remains in the top four or five beers they sell.
    Mr. Trash Wheel's Lost Python Ale remains a top seller for Baltimore's Peabody Heights Brewery a decade after it was first released, at the Wine Source in Hampden. The beer commemorates a 2015 incident in which a 5-foot python was discovered in the Inner Harbor's first original trash wheel.
    Maryland service member who died in WWII but was long unidentified to be buried Saturday
    The remains of a Maryland military service member who was unidentified for decades after he was killed at Pearl Harbor during World War II were welcomed home Thursday at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
    Members of the BWI community gathered for a dignified transfer to acknowledge and welcome home U.S. Army Pfc. Owen Norris of Marriottsville, who was killed during World War II but whose remains were unidentified for decades.
    PGCPS sees progress on bus route delays, but driver shortages and tech failures persist
    School leaders say driver vacancies are down to 41 and ride times are dropping.
    Prince George’s County Public Schools leaders say driver vacancies are down, but acknowledge ongoing challenges.
    Nor’easter forces Oceans Calling to cancel entire 3-day music festival
    Oceans Calling, a three-day music festival scheduled for this weekend in Ocean City, has been cancelled due to a powerful nor’easter that has caused coastal flooding and other weather concerns.
    Setup for the Oceans Calling festival in Ocean City was disrupted due to weather conditions.
    Charles Bowers, former owner of Baltimore gay bar the Hippo, dies
    Charles “Chuck” Bowers, the former owner of the storied Baltimore gay club the Hippo and an advocate for Maryland’s LGBTQIA+ community, died at 81 on Tuesday.
    Baltimore native Charles “Chuck” Bowers, who owned the gay club the Hippo in Mount Vernon, died on Tuesday at age 81.
    Prince George’s officials backed labor deal for the Sphere, but something shifted
    Prince George’s officials backed a union agreement for the proposed Sphere at National Harbor ahead of the June primary. Now, Sphere says it won’t sign one.
    A rendering shows plans for a Sphere at the National Harbor.
    Commanders vs. Seahawks: 3 things to watch, including Marcus Mariota’s new approach
    Veteran backup Marcus Mariota is taking over for franchise star Jayden Daniels. This season, Mariota is focused on simplifying things.
    Veteran backup Marcus Mariota is taking over for franchise star Jayden Daniels. This season, Mariota is focused on simplifying things.
    What we learned this week about Baltimore’s plans for data centers
    Here’s what you need to know about what the Baltimore City Council is considering and what could be next.
    Baltimore City Council is weighing new regulations for data centers amid a temporary moratorium.
    Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels will not have surgery on dislocated elbow
    Daniels will be listed as week-to-week, although the timeline for his return is still unknown.
    Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels looks on before being carted off the field after sustaining an elbow injury against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.
    Headed to Rio for the Ravens-Cowboys game? Here’s how to make the most of it.
    If you’re headed to cheer on the Ravens against the Dallas Cowboys and have never been to Brazil, we’ve got you covered.
    A Mass celebrating the Catholic holiday of Corpus Christi is held at the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Thursday, June 19, 2025 (AP Photo/Bruna Prado)
    It takes a lot to get an NFL team to Brazil. Here’s how the Ravens pulled it off.
    “Being the first is really cool because you really get to set the stage for people, future teams to come on board,” said Simon Gelan, the Ravens' senior vice president of operations.
    Baltimore Ravens running back Justice Hill receives a handoff from quarterback Lamar Jackson during the team’s training camp last year.
    Baltimore Police officer to resign in exchange for dismissal of assault, misconduct case
    Officer Kevin Hilton, 28, a seven-year veteran, was charged in Baltimore Circuit Court with second-degree assault and misconduct in office.
    Baltimore Police Officer Kevin Hilton was charged in Baltimore Circuit Court with second-degree assault and misconduct in office after prosecutors allege he assaulted a man while on duty.
    Tensions over Sphere National Harbor escalate as council members press for labor agreement
    County Council members ramped up their calls for the Sphere at National Harbor to require union labor during a tense hearing with company representatives.
    Prince George’s County Council chair Krystal Oriadha speaks a council meeting earlier last year.
    ‘The Wire’ named No. 2 TV show of the 21st century by New York Times
    More than 18 years after its conclusion, ‘The Wire’ has earned a posthumous bouquet of flowers from its industry peers.
    Wendell Pierce and Dominic West in the HBO series The Wire.
    Ravens vs. Cowboys: 5 things to watch, including QB runs, third down and Nnamdi Madubuike
    As the Ravens prepare for the NFL’s first game at the historic Maracanã Stadium, here’s what to watch in their Week 3 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.
    Ravens quaterback Lamar Jackson hands off to running back Derrick Henry against the Saints on Sunday.
    Baltimore County Council proposes hefty pay raise for next council amid expansion
    Members’ pay would jump from $69,000 to $119,000; the county executive would also see a raise.
    The Baltimore County Council has proposed hefty pay increases for the council that takes office in December as it expands to nine members and is viewed as more of a full-time job.
    Brazil fell for Lamar Jackson from afar. Now they get to meet.
    The NFL is trying to grow the game globally, and putting Lamar Jackson in Brazil might just help the Ravens resonate there due to his style of play.
    The Ravens Flock in Brazil, also known as Ravens Brasil, poses for a photo during a watch party.
    Hired to overhaul internal probes, suspended Baltimore Police commander faces scrutiny
    The investigation into Baltimore Police Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau is drawing attention to his tenure overseeing the internal affairs division.
    On Tuesday afternoon, Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison released the body-worn footage from this past Sunday’s fatal shooting of Tyree Moorehead. He and Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau walked through the footage with members of the press and answered a few questions Tuesday afternoon.
    How much control should the county have over its public news outlet?
    The bill would require the Montgomery County Council and executive to each appoint one member to MCM’s board of directors. It would also require MCM to comply with open meetings laws and adopt policies related to journalistic ethics and racial equity and social justice.
    Kate Stewart of the Montgomery County Council said she wants to align MCM with rules governing other nonprofits.
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