The AFC-leading Ravens’ inconsistency on offense keeps us wondering
What’s the deal with an underwhelming offensive performance? How long is Mike Macdonald destined to stay in Baltimore? And what’s with these ball spots?
Odafe Oweh #99 of the Baltimore Ravens reacts against the Los Angeles Chargers during the second quarter in the game at SoFi Stadium on Nov. 26, 2023, in Inglewood, California.
It’s the holiday season. Stop resisting these 5 inevitable Christmas songs.
There are some holiday songs that are simply unavoidable. From Mariah Carey to Wham!, strap in and prepare to hear these on repeat for the next month.
Prepare yourself for nonstop Mariah Carey.
Zay Flowers has always been ready to shine. Now the Ravens need it more than ever.
Rookie Zay Flowers' two touchdowns were critical on a night when Baltimore's offense underwhelmed. His role is increasing just as the Ravens need a shot in the arm.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and wide receiver Zay Flowers celebrate the team's 20-10 win against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday night.
Books can help us all understand each other better
Research speaks to what I’ve been lucky enough to witness and personally enjoy again and again. Reading books gives us glimpses into the lives of strangers, makes us more empathetic.
Illustration of white woman holding open book, looking at image of Black gender nonconforming person; open books in background recede diagonally, showing images of adopted East Asian daughter with white parents; an older woman of color; and a landscape.
Commentary: Students need protection from Islamophobia and antisemitism
Schools in Howard and Montgomery counties are not doing enough to ensure that Palestinian and Muslim students are not intimidated or silenced as tensions heighten during the Middle East crisis, parents of those students say.
Palestinian, Arab, Muslim, African and South Asian students who attend public schools in Howard and Montgomery counties must have the support they need to feel safe when expressing their concerns about the Middle East crisis, their parents say.
My father told us we were part Cherokee. It wasn’t true.
Maybe your family has this tale, too. Somewhere along the way, one of my ancestors whose family came from Europe married a Cherokee woman. Sometimes it’s a princess in the telling, sometimes it’s not. Whatever the details or how it was told, it was just not true.
My mother and father with me as a baby. Despite what he sometimes said, he was not descended from a Cherokee woman.
Letters: On Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for volunteer lawyers and tax professionals
Volunteer lawyers provide legal protection and justice for many Marylanders, which improves their lives and strengthens their communities, the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service says.
6/28/22—The exterior of the Baltimore City Circuit Courthouse., Courthouse East.
Letters: On Thanksgiving, thankful for court program that helps ex-offenders find employment
The Baltimore City District Court’s Re-Entry Project gives ex-offenders the opportunity to turn their lives around, Judge Nicole Pastore, the project’s founder, says.
Judge Nicole Pastore is the founder of the Baltimore City District Court Re-Entry Project.
With the turkey carving in good hands, other rituals can commence
Getting those carving knives sharpened is a ritual among Baltimore-area families renewing their various Thanksgiving dinner traditions.
Robyn Webb has a knife sharpening business, Parkville Knives, at a trailer outside his house. He is pictured preparing for the busy Thanksgiving season on Nov. 9, 2023.
How to deal with Thanksgiving guests, from the way too early to the constant complainer
Yes, it’s too late to cancel, order pizza and turn off all the lights off. Here’s some advice for navigating the assorted cast of holiday characters coming to your house on Thanksgiving.
A meal to linger over will be the theme for Thursday's Thanksgiving dinner family gathering dinner party based around the turkey.
Commentary: Rosalynn Carter was a giant in the field of mental health
Rosalynn Carter devoted her time as first lady to working on behalf of people with mental illness and carried on that work tirelessly in the years after leaving the White House, Dr. Steven S. Sharfstein says.
Former First Ladies Betty Ford and Rosalynn Carter testifying before Congress in support of including mental health and substance abuse treatment benefits in the national health care reform plan, Washington, D.C.
Ravens’ Jadeveon Clowney regrets missing out on the NIL era: ‘I’d make a killing’
Columnist Kyle Goon: A decade ago, Clowney was a viral college football star before athletes could profit from their likenesses. His missed opportunity is a reminder of how quickly the NCAA is changing.
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jadeveon Clowney (24) during warmups before the game against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023.
Jon Meoli: How the Orioles’ non-tender deadline sets up the rest of the offseason
The Orioles continue to build their proverbial chip pile as they wait to decide which hand to play. Eventually, it will be time to push those chips in — even the ones who agreed to inexpensive contracts at the non-tender deadline.
The exterior of Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles, in South Baltimore.
Commentary: Women’s sports deserve an even brighter spotlight
Women’s sports continue to draw bigger audiences and deserve a larger presence in network TV coverage, says Skye Merida, the social media manager for the upcoming women’s basketball docuseries, “Can’t Retire From This.”
Angel Reese poses with her teammates on the Team USA Americup squad.
Here we go, Annapolis catches sugar plum fever for the holidays
Travel & Leisure just put Annapolis 15th on its annual list of the top 25 towns to visit for Christmas for the second year in a row. The website, frankly, is late to the party. Annapolis has been a Christmas town for more than a century. Here, then, is an essential guide to the holidays in Annapolis.
Annapolis will light its tree Sunday, Nov. 26 in the Grand Illumination. It's a tradition stretching back more than a century.
Fistfights, elbowing, insults: When did politics become middle school?
Recent congressional shenanigans from the likes of people such as Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin make me wonder if elected officials are worthy of being role models.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin made news last week for his posturing against Teamsters General President Sean O’Brien.
Win over Bengals, OBJ’s resurgence boost Ravens’ Super Bowl hype
Ravens Reality Check: Looking at national takes about the Ravens' Super Bowl chances, Odell Beckham Jr. and the hip-drop tackle.
Odell Beckham Jr. didn't make this catch against the Bengals on Thursday, but he had four receptions for 116 yards.
Commentary: My college memories at Morgan State University will always include the shootings
After a great college experience at Morgan State, I think about the students we lost to senseless violence.
Part of the existing barrier fence that surrounds most of Morgan State University.
Commentary: Hey dog walkers: Stop leaving those loaded poop bags in my garbage can
Someone who found an extra bag in his garbage can has a message for whoever left that bag of pooch poo: Find a better place to get rid of those.
Someone who found an extra bag in his garbage can has a message for whoever left that bag of pooch poo: Find a better place to get rid of those.
As the Big Ten expands, Maryland football seems destined to hover in mediocrity
Columnist Kyle Goon: If the Big Ten were an all-you-can-eat buffet, Maryland football would be cantaloupe. It’s nice that it’s there, but who is excited about it?
BB-SP-Maryland-Michigan #27, Caleb Atogho, landing a tackle on Michigan in the First play of the game
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