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    An underground circus thrives in a Howard County backyard
    "The Glow" is an annual backyard circus that draw performers from Maryland, Washington D.C. and Virginia to test-run their wildest acts.
    Performers from Maryland, Washington D.C. and Virginia present their wildest acts for a backyard audience in Columbia.
    After 54 years, Howard County Police identify woman in county’s oldest cold case
    Howard County Police have identified their Jane Doe in a 1971 cold case as Sarah Sharkey.
    Howard County Executive Calvin Ball speaks Thursday at a news conference outside the county police station about the department's identification of a woman in a 1971 cold case.
    For sale: 10-acre, historic equestrian estate in Glenwood
    The house has been lovingly maintained and updated, and features a unique log cabin space tucked behind its red exterior.
    Firefighters battle 3-alarm blaze at laundry business in Northwest Baltimore
    The roof of a commercial laundry building collapsed Thursday morning as fire crews battled a three-alarm blaze in Northwest Baltimore. 
    Residents are being asked to avoid the area near Sunnyside Avenue and Nome Avenue in Reisterstown Station.
    State police charge incarcerated man in Somerset County prison death
    A man who is incarcerated at a state prison in Somerset County has been indicted and charged with murder in connection with the death of another prisoner earlier this year.
    Tyjuan Chapple, 26, remains in the custody of the Maryland Division of Corrections.
    Employee accused of improperly inviting ICE to Baltimore courthouse no longer at her job
    The corrections department had opened an investigation into the actions of a pretrial services employee.
    The corrections department opened an investigation into the actions of a pretrial services employee after ICE agents appeared at the the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. Courthouse in June.
    The District of Columbia sues over Trump’s deployment of the National Guard
    The city’s attorney general, Brian Schwalb, said the hundreds of troops are essentially an “involuntary military occupation.”
    The District of Columbia sued to stop President Donald Trump’s deployment of National Guard.
    7 things to do in Howard County, from spooky ghost tours to the Columbia Film Festival
    Seven things to do in Howard County from Thursday Sept. 4 through Wednesday Sept. 10.
    The Columbia Maryland Film Festival returns Monday, Sept. 8 through Sunday, Sept. 14.
    Trek Federal Hill joins ‘cascade of closures’ of Baltimore bike shops
    The Federal Hill Trek is closing Oct. 11, leaving Baltimore with even fewer bike stores as the industry battles economic headwinds after a COVID-era boom.
    A man rides his bike past the Trek shop in the Federal Hill neighborhood of Baltimore.
    What to do in Baltimore this weekend, from a new Scottish musical to the Cycling Classic
    Whether you want to dance along to a new Scottish musical, jam out to the Connecticut band Eggy or cheer on WNBA talent up close, we’ve got you covered.
    The new musical “Ceilidh” from Tony Award winner Sam Pinkleton makes its North American debut in Baltimore this weekend.
    Former Mount St. Mary’s student sues university for failing to protect her from rapist
    A former Mount St. Mary's University student has sued the university claiming she was raped by a rugby player who had previously been accused of sexual assault.
    Students cross campus between classes at Mount St. Mary’s University, a small liberal arts university in the Catoctin Mountains near Emmitsburg.
    ‘Rabbits deserve better’: A look inside a bunny rescue in a Columbia home
    Friends of Rabbits, a large animal rescue, recently took in 60 abandoned bunnies from a farm. Many of the bunnies gave birth.
    A young bunny explores its surroundings during exercise time at Friends of Rabbits in Columbia.
    Expert picks for NFL season: Predicting the Ravens’ record, Super Bowl champs and more
    After seven long months, the NFL is finally back. Who will rule the league?
    The Banner sports staff says this year will bring a different ending for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.
    Carmelo Anthony to be honored with Enoch Pratt exhibit this fall
    Carmelo Anthony, soon-to-be basketball Hall of Famer, will be featured in a free “House of Melo” exhibit at Enoch Pratt Free Library’s Central location in Baltimore.
    Los Angeles Lakers forward Carmelo Anthony (7) smiles during the second half of the team's NBA basketball game against the Memphis Grizzlies on Thursday, Dec. 9, 2021, in Memphis, Tenn.
    Scott warns Baltimore not to give Trump what he wants
    Questions about how the city and state would respond to federal intervention come a day after Trump said he was sending troops to Chicago and suggested he would do the same in Baltimore.
    Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at a news conference in February. On Wednesday, he urged residents to stand up for the city.
    Moo Moo Cows reopens after third vandalism attack in less than a month
    Online, theories swirled about who might want to attack the Federal Hill ice cream shop — and why.
    Moo Moo Cows reopened Wednesday at 926 Light St. in Federal Hill.
    Bullpen holds on to give Orioles series sweep over Padres
    Back-to-back-to-back home runs by Colton Cowser, Coby Mayo and Alex Jackson in the third inning propelled the Orioles to a 7-5 win.
    Ryan Mountcastle greets Colton Cowser after Cowser’s three-run homer during the third inning Wednesday in San Diego.
    Body found along Route 50 could be connected to Prince George’s missing persons report
    A body that was found along a Maryland highway on Sunday has a “potential connection” to a missing persons report, according to the state police.
    The Maryland State Police logo.
    Feds say they’ll rely on ‘devils and demons’ in Baltimore MS-13 trial
    The MS-13 trial in Baltimore, expected to take weeks, will include testimony from confessed members of the gang, prosecutors say.
    Three men are on trial in U.S. District Court on charges that they participated in a racketeering conspiracy as members of MS-13.
    Mark Andrews isn’t looking back at Ravens’ playoff loss to Bills: ‘I’m a pro’
    Andrews said he’s rewatched the Ravens’ loss to the Bills ahead of their return trip Sunday to Highmark Stadium.
    Tight end Mark Andrews said he’s ready for Sunday’s rematch in Buffalo.
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