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Vultures flock to a Columbia neighborhood where woman won’t stop feeding them raw meat
Vultures have descended on the Glenmont community in Columbia, where a woman won’t stop feeding them raw meat despite repeated orders.
Black vultures sit on a rooftop in Columbia’s Glenmont neighborhood.
Bel Air deacon, former Catholic school teacher charged with soliciting minor
Kenneth Goedeke has taught religion and worked in schools for over a decade.
Kenneth Goedeke was most recently around students at The John Carroll School in Bel Air, where he worked until February of this year.
First Black woman to lead Fort Meade calls for more female leaders in the military
As Army Col. Yolanda Gore relinquished her role as garrison commander of Fort George G. Meade in a ceremony Thursday, she called for more women leaders in the military.
Col. Yolanda Gore speaks about her career and gives thanks to her family during her Relinquishment of Command Ceremony at Fort Meade.
Caretaker faces charges in Howard County for allegedly leaving nonverbal man locked in a car
Kymora Lee Sanders, 26, is charged with two misdemeanors related to abuse of a vulnerable adult and reckless endangerment after authorities say she went to lunch at Eggspectation, leaving behind a man in her care in a Toyota Sienna.
Howard County Police charged a Beltsville woman with abuse of a vulnerable adult and reckless endangerment after they say she left a nonverbal man locked in a car while eating at a Columbia restaurant.
Ferran Torres pays Baltimore a visit after World Cup heroics
Less than three weeks after scoring the game-winning goal in the men’s World Cup final, Spain’s Ferran Torres visited Under Armour’s Baltimore headquarters for the first time.
Ferran Torres, who scored the game-winning goal for Spain in last month's World Cup final, visited Balitmore's Under Armour headquarters on Wednesday.
Boyds man pleads guilty in alcohol-related crash that killed 71-year-old woman
The Boyds man pleaded guilty on Wednesday in Montgomery County Circuit Court to one count of grossly negligent manslaughter by motor vehicle and one count of homicide by motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.
Brody Richardson pleaded guilty in guilty in fatal 2025 car crash.
Ravens observations: Tavius Robinson, Carson Vinson bring ‘fire’ in chippy practice
The Ravens wanted this practice, specifically, to be physical. They ended the two-hour session with “live” tackling near the goal line in the longest, hottest padded practice of training camp yet.
Ravens linebackers Ethan Burke, Kaimon Rucker, Zion Young and Mike Green participate in drills during training camp last week.
Fauci contempt vote reflects the enduring politics of COVID
Six years after COVID-19 pandemic thrust the world into fear and uncertainty, Republicans in power aren’t leaving it in the past.
Dr. Anthony Fauci departs after appearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing at the Capitol, Wednesday, July 29, 2026, in Washington.
Ellicott City’s favorite Chinese restaurant is coming to Baltimore
Pepper House, named one of the top Chinese restaurants in the country by Yelp, is adding a second location in Remington’s R. House food hall.
Exterior of Pepper House, an authentic Sichuan restaurant located in Ellicott City, MD as seen on September 10th, 2024.
David Rubenstein talks Orioles trades, payroll and World Series hopes
“The truly great owners, in my view, don’t pay as much attention to the bottom line financially,” Rubenstein said.
Orioles owner David Rubenstein at a press conference to introduce first baseman Pete Alonso in 2025.
Mike Elias is changing the Orioles’ identity | Banner Baseball Show
The Orioles sold at the deadline, but are just 0.5 games out of a playoff spot.
Maker of Narcan will lay off 34 at its Gaithersburg headquarters
The company, the manufacturer of Narcan, estimated that its restructuring will save close to $40 million per year.
The Emergent BioSolutions facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland, seen on Monday, August 5, 2024.
How Baltimore invented the Spagett, one of summer’s hottest cocktails
Bartender Reed Cahill first came up with the Spagett as a “dumb idea” a decade ago at Wet City. It’s garnered national fame since.
PJ Sullivan, co-owner of Wet City, pours a Spagett, a signature drink created ten years ago at Wet City in Baltimore.
Trump’s immigration crackdown has detained more than 50 military spouses and parents
An Associated Press investigation reveals that President Donald Trump’s administration has detained dozens of parents and spouses of active-duty U.S. troops.
Army Sgt. Hedar Leonel Turcios Juarez, whose wife Cristy has been detained by immigration authorities, at home in El Paso, Texas, July 21, 2026.
What to do this weekend, including the Howard County Fair and a crab feast
Whether you want to enjoy rides at the Howard County Fair, indulge in an all-you-can-eat crab feast or attend a Super Smash Bros. gaming convention, we've got you covered.
Fairgoers ride the ferris wheel and the swing ride at the Howard County Fairgrounds on Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024 in West Friendship, MD.
7 things to do in the capital region, including a free day of theater and a water lantern festival
Here’s your weekend guide for things to do in the capital region, including free musical theater performances at the Olney Theatre Center and a water lantern festival in National Harbor.
The Root Family Stage at Omi’s Pavilion at the newly renovated Olney Theatre Center.
Baltimore is getting rid of vacant homes. But what about all the empty lots?
Baltimore faces growing challenges from 21,000 empty lots. Mayor Brandon Scott’s aim to eliminate vacant buildings could create more of them.
A vacant lot in West Baltimore was transformed into The Urban Oasis, an outdoor event space.
Own a piece of Ocean City: Boardwalk signs auctioned as part of replacement project
Ocean City’s retired Boardwalk signs are up for auction, with proceeds benefiting a charity that sends sick children and their families to the beach.
Ocean City recently replaced all its old Boardwalk signage with more modern-looking signs and Plak That, the contractor who did the work, is auctioning off the nostalgic signs, raising tens of thousands of dollars for a charity that sends sick kids and their families to the beach.
Does it cost more to buy groceries depending on where you live? A Prince George’s County investigation.
We found out the cost of making burgers at eight grocery stores across Prince George’s County.
We found out the cost of making burgers at eight grocery stores across Prince George's County.
‘Super Smash Bros.’ tournament finds a new home at the Baltimore Convention Center
A large Smash Bros. tournament series, Supernova, is moving from Northern Virginia to Baltimore. It's expected to draw thousands from across the region and around the world.
Players convene to play Super Smash Bros. at Supernova 2025 in Chantilly.
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