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Baltimore County Police shoot and kill man during barricade incident in Dundalk
Baltimore County Police responded to a shooting Wednesday night that turned into a barricade situation in Dundalk.
Baltimore County Police responded to a shooting Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025, in the 2100 block Larkhall Road in Dundalk.
These Baltimore restaurants are one step closer to opening
An Italian restaurant from the La Cuchara team and a Fells Point bar from the owners of The Local Fry are among the new spots coming to Baltimore.
901 W 36th St, formerly known as ‘Five and Dime Ale House.
Ravens’ Zach Orr not worrying about his job security as defense struggles
Five weeks in, the Ravens have given up the second-most yards in the league. They’re bad against the run. They’re bad at rushing the passer. And they’re bad in the secondary.
Thursday, July 31, 2025 — Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr takes questions from reporters following practice at Ravens training camp.
‘It’s messy’: School leaders ask for patience as they redesign high school programs
It’s going to be messy.
District leaders are proposing a plan to divide Montgomery County’s 25 high schools into six regions, each with a slate of parallel academic programs focused on themes such as STEM, health care and the performing arts.
Museum’s missing turtle statue has been found in Annapolis’ Spa Creek. Twice.
The founder and director of the Chesapeake Children’s Museum in Annapolis has twice now gone outside to find a four-foot-long statue of a turtle was missing.
The turtle statue outside the Chesapeake Children's Museum is made of recycled aluminum and
One and done: After move to fall, Maryland Film Festival returns to spring for 2026
After moving to the fall in 2025, the Maryland Film Festival announced it will return to the spring in 2026.
The Maryland Film Festival, founded in 1999, takes over the historic SNF Parkway Theatre in Station North for five days each year.
High expectations give way to dismal reality for Ravens fans
Here’s a look at where we thought the Baltimore Ravens would be and their sudden new reality.
Ravens wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins gets up after being tackled during Sunday’s game against Houston.
Tersiguel’s restaurant in Ellicott City to bid adieu after 50 years
Tersiguel’s French Country Restaurant is closing its doors after five decades on Ellicott City’s Main Street this December.
Tersiguel's on August 6, 2025, around their 50th Anniversary.
Angel Reese gets her wings: WNBA player to walk in Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show
Angel Reese, the Chicago Sky forward and Baltimore County native ,will be the first professional athlete to walk in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on Oct. 15.
Angel Reese will be the first professional athlete to strut the runway in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show next week.
Maryland’s largest brewery is teaming up with peers amid industry challenges
For the first time in decades, more craft breweries in the U.S. closed than opened last year. Against that backdrop, Heavy Seas Beer is teaming up with three peers to streamline operations.
Heavy Seas Beer, based in Halethorpe, will celebrate its 30th anniversary in December.
Strong nor’easter could bring rain, wind to Maryland this weekend
A powerful nor’easter will whip up weather along the East Coast and could bring wind and heavy rain to Maryland this weekend.
Rains splashes a car as a thunderstorm hits during a jiu jitsu lesson at Guardian Baltimore, a non-profit martial arts studio, in Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
One Howard County school may escape redistricting. Another is bracing for impact.
If approved, a redistricting plan would increase the portion of students living in poverty at a Columbia elementary school.
Bryant Woods Elementary at 5450 Blue Heron Lane in Columbia on July 2, 2025.
Will new defensive additions make a difference? | Banner Ravens Podcast
How much will Alohi Gilman and C.J. Gardner-Johnson play against the Rams?
Gov. Wes Moore removes most of Baltimore’s liquor board
Three of the four members of Baltimore’s Board of Liquor License Commissioners, including longtime head Albert Matricciani Jr., have been removed by Gov. Wes Moore.
Albert Matricciani Jr.
For sale: Brick colonial with a pickleball court in Glenwood
The home is located on three acres, close to several area parks and golf clubs. Downtown Baltimore is about 35 minutes away.
Baltimore County strengthens historic protections after demolition of Choate House
Six months after the bulldozers came for a beloved Randallstown landmark, the Baltimore County Council has passed legislation to fortify historic protections.
The old Choate House, photographed in 1989
How much money have candidates running for Montgomery County executive raised so far?
The candidate with the biggest war chest in the race for Montgomery County executive is not seeking public matching dollars.
Andrew Friedson, a Democrat who currently represents the Bethesda area on the Montgomery County Council, has raised the most money so far in the County Executive race.
Friedson, Jawando clash on housing in county executive forum
Montgomery County’s exorbitant rent and housing prices were the topic of the night in a county executive debate between councilmembers and candidates Will Jawando and Andrew Friedson.
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025 — Democratic candidates for Montgomery County Executive Will Jawando, left, and Andrew Friedson participate in a forum hosted by Montgomery Community Media on Wednesday.
The Ravens wooed away Rams special teams ‘ace’ Jake Hummel, and it’s paying off
“Everybody knows offense and defense, but they don’t understand how vital that third phase is, until either something really good happens or something really bad happens,” safety Sanoussi Kane says.
Jake Hummel is in his first season with the Ravens after beginning his career with the Los Angeles Rams, the Ravens’ next opponent.
Israel and Hamas will exchange hostages and prisoners after agreeing to pause war in Gaza
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a pause in their devastating two-year war and the release of the remaining hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
People react as they celebrate following the announcement that Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a peace plan to pause the fighting, at a plaza known as hostages square in Tel Aviv, Israel, Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)
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