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DHS routes flights from 3 African countries to Dulles Airport amid Ebola outbreak
DHS is mandating that flights from certain African countries be routed through Washington Dulles International Airport.
Washington Dulles International is one of the region’s three major airports, along with Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
A fight is brewing already between Howard County and its new inspector general
Whistleblowers and tipsters have submitted 61 complaints to Howard County’s new Inspector General Kelly Madigan, but the watchdog said she faces hurdles to accessing the records she needs to investigate.
Howard County citizens pose questions to Inspector General Kelly Madigan during a public presentation in Ellicott City on Tuesday.
Jon Meoli: The Orioles still believe in their hitting philosophy. More than just the season depends on it.
COLUMN | The club’s faith in what it does is so deeply held by those running the organization that any meaningful change would be an admission of failure that, at a time of such scrutiny, would only lend credence to the criticisms of the Orioles’ front office.
Orioles right fielder Tyler O'Neill gets ready to hit against the Astros last month.
The Orioles are the anti-Rays. That’s a problem. | Banner Baseball Show
Tampa Bay played cleaner, better baseball in a three-game sweep of Baltimore.
For sale: Custom home with a versatile floor plan in Cooksville
Located in Cooksville, the home is nicely situated on a quiet cul-de-sac that backs up to the woods. Western Regional Park is just minutes away. You’ll also enjoy easy access to Route 70, which gets you to downtown Frederick in 25 minutes and Baltimore in about 35 minutes.
Duane Saunders Sr., Downtown Baltimore leader, remembered for service commitment
Duane Saunders Sr., the vice president of operations at Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, died May 10 at age 52. He leveraged technology to improve the operations team’s structure, spearheaded the organization’s 311 integration efforts and prioritized impactful services for the people of Baltimore.
Duane Saunders.
Body pulled from Inner Harbor identified as 59-year-old man
A body that authorities pulled from Inner Harbor on May 8 has been identified as a 59-year-old man.
Baltimore Police crime scene tape remains on the scene after a vehicle exploded inside a five-story parking garage in Baltimore’s Fells Point neighborhood on 7/27/22.  Two people are being treated for injuries, fire officials said Wednesday afternoon.
Class rank is back in Anne Arundel County high schools after 7 years
The district had eliminated class rank in 2019 along with several other Baltimore-area school systems
Board of Education student member Brayden Morgan and Superintendent Mark T. Bedell both supported the revival of class rank.
Churchill Downs executives made Maryland’s Preakness VIP list
The state of Maryland spent $180,000 to host politicians, business leaders and executives from Churchill Downs in a private hospitality area at the 151st Preakness at Laurel Park last weekend.
Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller greets Bill Mudd, president and chief operating officer of Churchill Downs, and his spouse, Michelle Mudd, during the 151st Preakness at Laurel Park racetrack on Saturday.
With weeks to go, 2 Baltimore County executive candidates maintain 7-figure war chests
Five Democrats have raised $3.3 million since the current election cycle began in 2023, with Izzy Patoka and Julian Jones hauling in the bulk of that.
Baltimore County councilmen Izzy Patoka and Julian Jones.
The Orioles have surrendered the most runs in 2-out situations. An answer why isn’t clear.
After five more runs scored against the Orioles with two outs, they have allowed 118 runs in those situations.
Orioles left-hander Trevor Rogers delivers a pitch in the first inning against the Tampa Bay Rays on May 18.
AAA predicts fewer Marylanders to travel for Memorial Day weekend than last year
There’ll be about 5,700 fewer Marylanders traveling for Memorial Day weekend than last year due to economic uncertainty and rising gas prices, according to AAA.
AAA predicts that more than 855,000 Marylanders will travel over the coming three-day weekend, 5,700 fewer people than at this time last year.
Dust to dust: New Elkridge facility offers composting of human remains
Earth Funeral, a human composting company, is opening its first East Coast location in Elkridge. The process includes a deceased person being placed into a vessel with mulch, wildflowers and wood chips for approximately 30 days.
Earth Funeral, a human composting company, is opening its first East Coast location in Elkridge. The process includes a deceased person being placed into a vessel with mulch, wildflowers and wood chips for approximately 30 days.
Baltimore is failing to collect millions owed to the city, audit reveals
The audit found $2 million in outstanding balances owed for fiscal year 2024. The previous year, roughly $2.4 million was outstanding.
An aerial view of Baltimore City Hall in Baltimore, Md. on Saturday, July 19, 2025.
Maryland House of Delegates District 24
See who's running for Maryland House of Delegates District 24. Read candidate profiles and their responses to The Banner's 2026 voter questionnaire.
2026 Voter Guide: Prince George's County
Voter Guide 2026
Voters in Maryland will decide the state’s next governor and vote in congressional races as well as in local and state races, including contests for county executive, county councils, the General Assembly, sheriff and register of wills.
Stephen Colbert’s long goodbye is coming to an end, leaving a void in late night TV
Stephen Colbert's run on “The Late Show” ends Thursday, marking the conclusion of his on-air feud with President Donald Trump.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert during Thursday’s December 18, 2025 show. Photo: Scott Kowalchyk ©2025 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.
What to do this Memorial Day weekend, from Artscape to Deathfest
Whether you want to rock out at Maryland Deathfest, drink wine at sunset in Patterson Park or check out the Artscape and SOWEBO festivals, we've got you covered.
An Artscape information booth in downtown Baltimore, Md. on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
Can Scott Shellenberger hold on to the Baltimore County state’s attorney’s office?
Shellenberger faces the toughest race of his career. Two experienced prosecutors, Sarah David and Lauren Lipscomb, are challenging him for the job.
Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger at the Towson Armory in Towson.
Jolene Ivey, Sydney Harrison hold fundraising lead for crowded PG County Council at-large race
Jolene Ivey’s reelection campaign for at-large council member is sitting on $119,191 in cash. She leads a field of eight candidates in fundraising for the competitive primary.
Jolene Ivey is one of two Prince George’s County Council members leading a field of eight candidates in fundraising for an at-large seat ahead of June’s primary.
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