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    After returning from a lat injury, Zach Eflin’s arm angle was lower than desired. It impacted all his pitches.
    The difference is hardly noticeable to the naked eye, but it often shows up in results.
    Zach Eflin pitched seven scoreless innings against the White Sox in his last outing Friday.
    7 things to do in Howard County, from a half-marathon for cancer research to OEC Pride
    Seven things to do in Howard County, from a half-marathon for cancer research to Pride festivities.
    Runners raised money for cancer research and patient care in the 2024 Maryland Half Marathon & 5K in Maple Lawn, an annual event that has contributed more than $6 million to date to the University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center.
    Is crime a problem at The Mall in Columbia? Depends on who you ask
    Mall management and law enforcement say The Mall in Columbia is safe. Howard County Police logged fewer calls for service for shoplifting, theft and assault in 2024 than before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
    Ofc. Brian Onwezi walks through the Mall in Columbia in Columbia, Md. on Monday, May 19, 2025.
    The Baltimore Wu Bird flies again as Wu-Tang kicks off final tour in Charm City
    Just before the legendary hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan is set to launch its final tour at CFG Bank Arena on Friday, Akio Evans’ Baltimore Wu Bird design has returned to the spotlight.
    Artist Akio Evans created the Baltimore Wu Bird design.
    What to do in Baltimore this weekend, from a Hampden festival to a Beyoncé tribute
    Whether you want to see a free concert at Canton Waterfront Park, support nonprofits at Hampden Highlights or drink sour beers at Max’s Taphouse, we’ve got you covered.
    The Kennedy String Quartet will perform a tribute to Beyoncé by candlelight at the First Unitarian Church Baltimore on Friday night.
    A former federal contractor from Maryland searches for work in a flooded market: ‘It’s scary’
    Many former federal workers find themselves thrust into a job market suddenly inundated with experienced candidates even as employment opportunities are in free fall under federal spending cuts, particularly around the nation’s capital.
    Tatyana Padro Miguel, right, speaks with Davonne Ross, a representative with A Homemade Plan, during a Healthcare Employer career fair at Anne Arundel Community College in Arnold.
    Adley Rutschman, ditching a toe tap, homers as Orioles win 5th straight
    Adley Rutschman accepts congratulations from third base coach Buck Britton as he rounds the bases on his solo home run Wednesday night in Seattle.
    2 killed in Baltimore crash under I-95 overpass after high-speed pursuit with MDTA officer
    Two people died in a crash after a pursuit with a Maryland Transportation Authority officer in Baltimore early Wednesday, according to the Maryland Office of the Attorney General.
    Trump announces travel ban affecting a dozen countries set to go into effect Monday
    President Donald Trump is resurrecting the travel ban policy from his first term, signing a proclamation Wednesday night preventing people from a dozen countries from entering the United States.
    U.S. President Donald Trump addresses graduates of the United States Military Academy at West Point in Michie Stadium on May 24, 2025 in West Point, New York.
    Judge says migrants sent to El Salvador prison must get chance to challenge their deportations
    A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the Trump administration must give more than 100 migrants sent to a notorious prison in El Salvador a chance to challenge their deportations.
    SAN VICENTE, EL SALVADOR - APRIL 4: A prison officer guards a cell at maximum security penitentiary CECOT (Center for the Compulsory Housing of Terrorism) on April 4, 2025 in Tecoluca, San Vicente, El Salvador. Amid internal legal dispute, Trump's administration continues with its controversial and fast-paced deportation policy to El Salvador, as part of a partnership with President Bukele. The US Government acknowledged mistakenly deporting a Maryland resident from El Salvador with protected status and is arguing against returning him to the US.
    Howard County school board OKs cuts, eliminates 127 positions to close funding gap
    The Howard County school board voted 6-1 to approve roughly $11.3 million in budget cuts.
    The Howard County Board of Education is slated to vote on its operating budget on June 12.
    Maryland college tuition is set to rise this year. Here’s how much.
    Though it isn’t official quite yet, the University System of Maryland is expected to authorize tuition increases of up to 5%.
    Tuitions are set to rise for colleges and universities across Maryland.
    Unsealed records in Kilmar Abrego Garcia case offer few details that are new, unknown
    Abrego Garcia’s attorneys have argued that the Trump administration has done nothing to return the Maryland construction worker.
    Wife of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, second from left, joins a rally outside the U.S. Courthouse in Greenbelt, Md
    Appeals court declines Anne Arundel State’s Attorney’s return to high-profile murder case
    Last month, a judge threw Leitess off the case for withholding evidence favorable to the defense.
    Maryland's State Attorney Anne Colt Leitess speaks during a news conference following the sentencing verdict of Jarrod W. Ramos, Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2021, in Annapolis, Md.  Ramos was sentenced on Tuesday to more than five life terms without the possibility of parole, according to prosecutors.
    Baltimore County IG finds another corrections officer involved in a fraud scheme
    Baltimore County Inspector General Kelly Madigan has found that another county corrections officer committed fraud, in this case by receiving an $18,125 federal COVID loan for a business that did not exist.
    Baltimore County's Inspector General has found that another county corrections officer committed fraud.
    Family grapples with murder case in Baltimore, ‘where violence is louder than love’
    Ziyon Thompson was sentenced for taking part in a fatal kidnapping-for-ransom in 2022, when he was 21 years old.
    Furrow Street in the Carrollton Ridge neighborhood, where in 2022, 35-year-old Miguel Soto-Diaz was taken after being kidnapped, tortured and ultimately killed in a ransom plot gone awry.
    Longtime home of Baltimore County’s Princeton Sports gets a new owner
    Crosby Jenkins, a Mount Vernon interior design firm, purchased the longtime location of Princeton Sports in Baltimore County.
    Exterior of Princeton Sports as seen on February 1, 2025 in Baltimore, MD.
    Ground beef sold at Whole Foods nationwide may be tainted with E. coli, USDA says
    Ground beef sold nationwide from Whole Foods could be contaminated with E. coli, though no sicknesses have been reported.
    A colorized scan of a microscopic image of E. coli bacteria. The bacteria are tiny red ovals on a purple background
    State’s Attorney Ivan Bates gets retroactive approval for travel after scrutiny
    Bates has been submitting past trips, some almost two years old, after The Banner reported at least eight trips had not received proper scrutiny by the city’s spending board.
    Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates speaks during a press conference inside Baltimore City Hall on Friday, June 23, 2023.
    Baltimore rowhome that collapsed after crash has been hit multiple times, owner says
    The rowhome partially collapsed after a support structure was destroyed when a truck crashed into the building.
    Around 8 p.m. on Monday, June 2, 2025, a 64-year-old man drove a pick-up truck into the building at the corner of Federal Street and N. Patterson Park Avenue, according to police.
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