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Jon Meoli: The Orioles typically don’t waste good starts. They just need a lot more of them.
“With all of the changes that have happened over time, the evolution of this game, a couple things always stay true. It’s starting pitching, and defense, timely hitting,” manager Craig Albernaz said.
Manager Craig Albernaz takes the ball from pitcher Trevor Rogers during the second inning of a game against the Red Sox.
What to do this weekend, including Preakness-related events and Wine in the Woods
Whether you want to go on an art walk in downtown Baltimore, drink wine in the woods in Columbia or attend a Preakness-adjacent event, we've got you covered.
Art with a Heart commissioned a sculpture of George "Spider" Anderson, the first Black jockey to win a Preakness hiding the horse Buddhist in 1889.
7 things to do in the Capital Region this week, including Preakness watch parties and a plant sale
Things to do in the Capital Region this week include Preakness watch parties and a two-day warehouse sale of succulents and cacti.
Rewild, a boutique houseplant shop with locations across the Capital Region, will open up its Hyattsville warehouse for Rewild West, a sale showcasing succulents and cacti.
Photos: With Preakness, Laurel Park gets its day in the sun
Laurel Park is about to be in the national spotlight as never before as it hosts the second jewel of the Triple Crown for the first time.
Guests dine at Tips Restaurant as horses run by during a race at Laurel Park.
What are SMOBs and why are they running for office?
Maryland has a history of giving students a voice in school board decisions — and it’s produced vocal advocates.
Student member of the board Matt Post, center, talks to fellow school board members in 2018.
Immigration enforcement is inching closer to Southeast Baltimore schools
Reports of immigration enforcement activity near Southeast Baltimore schools last week are frightening parents and spurring City Council members into action.
A neighbor recorded ICE agents outside Patterson Park Public Charter School on May 6, 2026.
All aboard the ‘bike bus’: Some Baltimore students have a new ride to school
Not only do the Baltimore kids get to school safely, but they start the day with physical activity that some parents think helps them focus in the classroom.
Letti Hoffberger rides next to her mom Lily Mitchell and brother Hayes Hoffberger on the way to Roland Park Elementary/Middle School with a “bike bus” group.
Coming for Preakness? Here’s what else is happening in Laurel this weekend.
With an influx of tourists, media and horse racing fans in town this week, here’s a quick guide to what’s worth seeing in Laurel this weekend beyond the big race.
Dinosaur Park at 13100 Mid Atlantic Boulevard in Laurel.
The Banner honors 2026 class of Emerging Leaders
The Baltimore Banner honored a new class of Emerging Leaders, recognizing local changemakers across business, healthcare, education, public service and community advocacy for their impact in Baltimore and beyond.
Nationals complete 5-run comeback after Daylen Lile’s extra-inning heroics
Nationals catcher Keibert Ruiz hits a two-run home run during the second inning Wednesday night.
2-alarm Towson apartment fire displaces around 2 dozen residents
A two-alarm fire at a Towson apartment complex has displaced roughly two dozen people, officials said.
A two-alarm fire at a Towson apartment has displaced roughly two dozen people, officials said.
Wes Moore replacing campaign manager weeks before primary
Ron Owens, who had been the Democratic governor’s campaign manager since last summer, will exit at the end of the week.
Less than two weeks after kicking his reelection campaign into high gear, Gov. Wes Moore is replacing his campaign manager.
Baltimore announces youth curfews, engagement plan for summer months
The plan — dubbed “In the Mix in ’26″— was “designed to promote community safety while minimizing unnecessary interaction with young people and law enforcement,” the mayor’s office said in a news release.
MAY 13, 2026 - Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Letitia Dzirasa talking about the summer youth engagement program that city officials have planned at a press conference.
Montgomery County student charged with bringing loaded handgun to school
A 16-year-old student of Walt Whitman high School was removed from class and faces weapon charges after bringing a loaded handgun onto school property, according to Montgomery County Police.
Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda.
Chris Van Hollen, Kash Patel committee showdown spills onto social media
A heated Senate hearing between U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland and FBI Director Kash Patel escalated onto social media after Van Hollen challenged Patel over reports of alcohol use and Patel fired back with personal attacks.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Kash Patel.
Kyle Bradish shines, Orioles put it all together to take series against Yankees
Bradish made an alteration to his delivery ahead of his start last week, and it led to a seven-inning, three-run performance against the Athletics. He was even better in Wednesday’s 7-0 victory against the New York Yankees.
Orioles starter Kyle Bradish allowed one hit and struck out seven in six scoreless innings Wednesday.
Police change persons of interest to suspects in antisemitic vandalism incident
Three people seen leaving Greenwood Elementary School this month are suspects in antisemitic graffiti found there, Montgomery County Police said Wednesday.
Detectives Investigate Anti-Semitic School Vandalism
Senate confirms Trump pick Warsh as chairman of the Federal Reserve, following Powell
The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, bringing new leadership to the world’s most powerful central bank at a fraught moment for the global economy.
Kevin Warsh testifies during his nomination hearing to be a member and chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee in Washington last month.
Maryland election FAQ: How to vote, key dates and races in 2026
Everything Maryland voters need to know about the 2026 primary election, including key races, voter registration deadlines, mail ballots, early voting and where to vote.
Cheverly man charged with fatally stabbing his mother
Police said the preliminary investigation found Darrick Alston stabbed his mother during an argument.
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