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Annapolis teen who cut neighbor’s lawn arrested 36 years later in her rape, killing
Annapolis police have arrested a man for the 1989 fatal shooting of Garnet Elizabeth Griffith, a killing that had stumped investigators for more than three decades.
An Annapolis Police cruiser is seen on West St. during the Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival on June 1, 2024.
Letter: Government shutdowns punish all of us. They should never happen again.
Christopher S. Jennison, an employee of the Federal Aviation Administration, says that government shutdowns punish all of us, not just politicians or political parties.
The U.S. Capitol building before dawn on March 26.
Family sells Chesapeake schooner business after three decades. ‘We’ve become iconic now.’
Jen Kaye and her family have sold Schooner Woodwind to 59º North Sailing, a rare change in the rarefied field of commercial sailing.
Jen Kaye, center, talks about selling her family business to a new family. She was joined by buyers, from left, Mia Karlsson, Andy Schell, Ryan Ellison and her father, Ken Kaye.
Columbia’s lakefront is getting a new band shell
Columbia is getting a new $1 million band shell at Lake Kittamaqundi to house dozens of free concerts and events staged at the lakefront each year.
A rendering of the Columbia Association's plans for a bandshell at Lake Kittamuqundi.
The Ravens and Rams wanted fearsome, frugal pass rushes. Only one defense is delivering.
“It has to be better,” coach John Harbaugh said Monday of the Ravens’ pass rush, which ranks tied for 29th in the NFL with six sacks.
Ravens inside linebacker Tavius Robinson, shown on a special teams play, has two sacks this season but struggles to affect the pocket.
The path back to greatness for Adley Rutschman begins with a conversation over golf
This is a massive winter ahead for Rutschman, an offseason that must be devoted to resurrecting a career that has been lined by sky-high expectations.
Baltimore Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman (35) runs to home plate to score a run in the team’s home opening game against the Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Md. on Monday, March 31, 2025.
Free SubScape festival returns to showcase Baltimore’s vibrant DIY music scene
The free Baltimore music festival SubScape returns to Station North this weekend with more than 60 bands across three venues. Don’t miss these acts.
Attendees of Subscape gather in the air conditioned Pink Room at The Crown on August 3, 2024.
Sports roundup: Games, events and athletes from Montgomery County to watch this week
A matchup of two undefeated high school football teams, an NFL game featuring multiple Montgomery County natives and more in this week’s sports roundup.
New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee gestures during a game.
Fears of a surge in federal unemployment loom as officials tout new career center
Montgomery County celebrated the opening of its federal workforce career center amid concerns of a potential surge in federal unemployment.
Montgomery County Council President Kate Stewart, Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich, and others cut a ribbon for the opening of the Mobilize Montgomery Federal Workforce Career Center on Thursday, October 9, 2025 in Wheaton, MD.
Germantown’s DIY skate park is gone
Hogspot DIY Skate Park was built by neighborhood kids more than five years ago as an escape. It was torn down Monday.
Skaters built their own features and obstacles at Hogspot DIY Skate Park in Germantown on Aug. 2, 2024.
For sale: Charming bungalow in Takoma Park
This Takoma Park home has a great backyard, including a screened porch, a large yard and a treehouse.
Expert predictions for Ravens vs. Rams: Will Baltimore stop slide before bye week?
The Ravens will face the Los Angeles Rams at 1 p.m. Sunday in Baltimore. Here are game predictions from The Banner’s sports staff.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (9) throws the ball during the first quarter against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Dec. 10, 2023.
Here’s Baltimore’s latest plan to start spending millions to combat drug overdoses
As Baltimore witnessed another mass overdose this week, the city is moving ahead with plans to fund community groups that help people who struggle with drug addiction.
The city hopes to fund the expansion of harm-reduction services designed to improve safety, including overdose-reversal medication naloxone and clean syringes that reduce the chance of spreading disease.
Where should the Sisson Street dump move? Task force will decide.
Trash and recyclables are hauled away on a nightly basis, but residents were concerned a storm could carry trash and other pollutants into the Jones Falls.
Aerial view of the Sisson Street Residential Recycling Center in Baltimore, Md. on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
Maryland soybean farmers are caught in a U.S.-China trade war
Maryland’s soybean farmers grow one of the state’s top exports. Now tariffs have yet again entangled them in a trade war with China.
David Burrier grows soybeans and corn on his Frederick County farm. Last year he exported 35 orders of his soybeans to China by Oct. 1. So far this year he has none.
School spirit(s): Inside the ghost archives at UMBC
UMBC has one of the world’s largest parapsychology collections, including ghostly items such as seance photos and notes supposedly scrawled by spirits.
Materials from the Eileen J. Garrett Parapsychology Foundation Collection.
Judge partially grants petition to stop deployment of National Guard in Illinois
The Department of Homeland Security’s "narrative of events is simply unreliable,” U.S. District Judge April Perry said.
Military personnel in uniform, with the Texas National Guard patch on, are seen at the U.S. Army Reserve Center, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025, in Elwood, Ill., a suburb of Chicago.
Patrick Ricard, Marlon Humphrey return to practice for the Ravens
Ricard has not played this year.
Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025 — Ravens Patrick Ricard hits the sled during practice at Ravens Training Camp.
A county executive candidate is suing because he wasn’t invited to a debate
Mithun Banerjee of Silver Spring filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Montgomery County Circuit Court alleging that 15 defendants, including the Montgomery County Renters Alliance Inc. and Montgomery Community Media, broke the law when they excluded him from a candidates forum.
Montgomery County Executive candidate Mithun Banerjee.
MCPS school bus involved in fatal collision with 11-year-old girl in Rockville
A Montgomery County school bus was involved in a fatal collision with an 11-year-old girl on Thursday, Montgomery County Police said.
A Montgomery County Public Schools bus sits behind police tape with two Montgomery County Police cruisers nearby.
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