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    Why Zach Eflin’s deal is a worthwhile gamble | Banner Baseball Show
    Eflin made just 14 starts in 2025, but he still brings upside to a rotation that needs it.
    Man’s body found in burning car in Dundalk, police say
    Baltimore County police are investigating after emergency personnel found a man dead in a burning car in Dundalk, officials announced.
    6/16/22—A Baltimore County police car sits outside of the Public Safety Building and Police Department in Towson.
    Man dies trying to rescue dogs from Randallstown house fire
    A 67-year-old Randallstown resident and his two dogs were found together inside their home after a fire.
    Herbert B. Thomas Jr. and his dogs were found dead together inside a Randallstown house, officials said.
    Patriots receiver and former Terp Stefon Diggs faces strangulation charges
    New England Patriots star wide receiver Stefon Diggs is facing strangulation and other criminal charges in connection with an incident that happened earlier this month, police said.
    Stefon Diggs #8 of the New England Patriots watches action during a game against the New York Jets at Gillette Stadium on November 13, 2025.
    Ravens greats Marshal Yanda, Terrell Suggs named finalists for Hall of Fame
    They're among 15 finalists for the 2026 class.
    Marshal Yanda joins former Ravens teammate Terrell Suggs among 15 modern-era finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's 2026 class.
    More artists cancel Kennedy Center performances after Trump name change
    New signage, The Donald J. Trump and The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts, is unveiled on the Kennedy Center, Friday, Dec. 19, 2025, in Washington.
    Baltimore’s election warehouse has been a safety and security risk for years
    With elections on tap in 2026, a replacement will have to wait until 2027.
    The Baltimore City Board of Elections' warehouse on Franklintown Road serves as storage for voting equipment and voting records, despite numerous safety concerns.
    Former federal worker reflects on jobs and potential lives lost from USAID shutdown
    Peter Connolly worked at the United States Agency for International Development for nearly a decade. When it folded this summer, not only did he lose a job, he also lost contact with colleagues in conflict zones.
    Peter Connolly worked at the United States Agency for International Development for nearly a decade.
    The Banner’s favorite photos of 2025
    From sports to culture, we captured so many moments in photos. Here are The Baltimore Banner’s favorite photos of 2025.
    The Banner's favorite photos of 2025.
    Baltimore completed far less than half of the road paving on its 2025 list
    The transportation department set a loftier street-paving goal than in the previous three years, but fell far short of it.
    The City listed this segment of McElderry Street near John’s Hopkins Hospital as resurfaced earlier this year.
    Baltimore has a big problem with small schools. Just look at West Baltimore.
    A Baltimore City school built for 1,000 students serves fewer than 200, while schools on the other side of the city are bursting at the seams.
    Renaissance Academy Principal Tammatha Woodhouse says she recognizes that the small educational environment can come at a cost.
    Looking to hit your fitness goals in 2026? These local experts have tips for you.
    Starting a fitness journey can be overwhelming. These local experts are here to help.
    An aged man doing a plank with an assistant crouching next to him.
    Derrick Henry’s epic game came with a throwback look. Will the Steelers have an answer?
    “If you get this guy a head of steam, he’s a tough guy to bring down,” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said of Ravens running back Derrick Henry.
    Derrick Henry of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates after beating the Green Bay Packers 41-24 at Lambeau Field earlier this month.
    I re-created a local restaurant’s famous breakfast at home, and it’s perfect for a New Year’s Day hangover
    No judgment here: Sometimes you wake up on New Year’s Day with a pounding headache and a desperate craving for the greasiest, heartiest breakfast you can get your hands on.
    All the ingredients you’ll need to make the Karen Special at home: bacon, eggs, milk, butter, challah bread, vanilla extract, cinnamon and maple syrup.
    Baltimore ballroom ‘icon’ survives a life of grit with glamour
    Revlon is a queer Black artist who lives in Baltimore's Penn North neighborhood and has been recognized as one of the pioneers of Baltimore's ballroom scene, a subculture built by LGBTQIA+ Black and Latino communities.
    Lisa Revlon, a queer Black artist who lives in Baltimore's Penn North neighborhood, has been recognized as one of the pioneers of Baltimore's ballroom scene.
    Arrest made in fatal stabbing of 22-year-old in Edgewood
    Baltimore County police say a 22-year-old was fatally stabbed in Edgewood on Monday morning and a suspect has been arrested.
    Baltimore County police found a fatally stabbed 22-year-old in Edgewood.
    11-year-old girl struck by car, killed in Harford County, police say
    An 11-year-old girl died after being struck by an SUV in Harford County near Belcamp on Sunday, Maryland State Police said.
    State Trooper Police Car from the Maryland State Police on parking lot.
    Here are some new laws coming to Maryland in 2026
    Amid a legislative session dominated by efforts to address the state’s budget woes, lawmakers also passed laws addressing health, workers’ rights and wages.
    New laws and changes related to health care and workers’ rights go into effect at the start of 2026.
    With a pain-free back, Zach Eflin feels ready to prove himself with the Orioles once more
    Back surgery has brought relief to pitcher Zach Elfin, who recently rejoined the Orioles. And it brings excitement for his future on the mound. He said his first bullpen session post-surgery is Jan. 6 and he hopes to be ready for opening day.
    Zach Elfin of the Baltimore Orioles throws a pitch against the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif., in May.
    Gale force winds blow massive military cargo ship off moorings in South Baltimore
    Gale force winds blew a 950-foot U.S. Navy cargo ship off its moorings in South Baltimore on Monday afternoon.
    MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2025 - Gale force winds blew the USNS Charlton, a 950-foot military cargo ship, off its moorings in South Baltimore on Monday afternoon.
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