With Jay Duplass’ help, local star of ‘The Baltimorons’ is ready for his close-up
Towson native Michael Strassner, director Jay Duplass and actress Liz Larsen tell the unlikely story of how "The Baltimorons," a new rom-com, was made.
Michael Strassner and Jay Duplass in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Lamar Jackson once had to carry the Ravens. Now his job is much different — and all about diplomacy.
“Lamar is so good and has been so good … that you just can’t go and complain about the things that he’s doing,” analyst Kurt Warner said.
Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025 — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson signs autographs for young fans following practice at Ravens Training Camp.
Anne Arundel might have to pay back state $500K for closing south county boat ramp
Anne Arundel County may have to pay Maryland more than $500,000 for abruptly closing a boat ramp in Shady Side in July.
About a month after the county shuttered Discovery Village, it reached an agreement with another south county marina to provide the public with a free boat launch through October.
World class in a second sport at age 20, Kenna Pfeiffer takes on the Maryland Cycling Classic
Kenna Pfeiffer, a local athlete, will race in the Maryland Cycling Classic.
Kenna Pfeiffer, a St. Paul's graduate from Timonium, dives into a turn on Mt. Zion Road in Baltimore County as she prepares to race for Team USA in the Maryland Cycling Classic.
Caitlin Clark won’t play with Fever in Sunday’s game in Baltimore
Caitlin Clark will miss the rest of the Indiana Fever’s season because of a right groin injury.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark signs autographs for fans at CFG Bank Arena in May.
Goldman Sachs acquiring stake in Baltimore-based T. Rowe Price for $1B
Goldman Sachs intends to spend up to $1 billion to purchase shares of Baltimore-based T. Rowe Price with the intent to own 3.5%, the companies announced Thursday.
The new T. Rowe Price global headquarters building is on the Harbor Point waterfront.
Ravens TE Isaiah Likely, FB Patrick Ricard unlikely to play vs. Bills after missing practice
Likely hasn’t practiced since suffering a foot fracture in late July. Ricard hasn’t practiced since Aug. 14 because of a calf injury.
Ravens fullback Patrick Ricard has been out with a calf injury since Aug. 14.
Republican Sen. Steve Hershey explores run for Maryland governor
Maryland state Sen. Steve Hershey, one of the top-ranking Republicans in Annapolis, said he’s forming an exploratory committee for a potential run against incumbent Democratic Gov. Wes Moore.
Maryland Senate Minority Leader Stephen Hershey sits in the Senate Chamber in the Maryland State House on March 15, 2024.
Haunting hospital memorial reveals lives once hidden in Crownsville graves
Anne Arundel County dedicated a memorial listing the names of 1,727 patients who died at the Crownsville state hospital between 1912 and 1965 and were buried in mostly unmarked graves.
Visitors read name on the Say My Name Memorial following its unveiling at the Crownsville Hospital Patient Cemetery.
What a California court ruling means for Trump’s plans to send troops to Baltimore
Attorney General Anthony Brown said he was encouraged by a California judge’s “good ruling” to keep a state’s military from policing civilians.
BALTIMORE, MD - MAY 02: National Guard armored vehicles drive near the Gilmor Houses housing project a day after Baltimore authorities released a report on the death of Freddie Gray on May 2, 2015 in Baltimore, Maryland. Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore City state's attorney, ruled the death of Freddie Gray a homicide and that criminal charges will be filed on six Baltimore City Police officers. Gray, 25, was arrested for possessing a switch blade knife April 12 outside the Gilmor Houses housing project on Baltimore's west side. According to his attorney, Gray died a week later in the hospital from a severe spinal cord injury he received while in police custody.
Which Ravens are breaking out in 2025? Here’s what their teammates think.
“We go against each other every single day, and he’s a great player," Ravens rookie Carson Vinson said of pass rusher Mike Green.
Outside linebacker Mike Green was the Ravens’ second-round draft pick in April.
Baltimore, brace yourself for a traffic jamageddon this weekend
Baltimore officials are warning of heavy traffic Saturday as the city hosts the Maryland Cycling Classic, an Orioles home game marking a Cal Ripken milestone and a sold-out concert at CFG Bank Arena.
Members of the CCB Women’s Elite Cycling team ride down Pratt Street on Friday as lane closures cause some traffic in downtown Baltimore ahead of Saturday’s race.
An underground circus thrives in a Howard County backyard
"The Glow" is an annual backyard circus that draw performers from Maryland, Washington D.C. and Virginia to test-run their wildest acts.
Performers from Maryland, Washington D.C. and Virginia present their wildest acts for a backyard audience in Columbia.
After 54 years, Howard County Police identify woman in county’s oldest cold case
Howard County Police have identified their Jane Doe in a 1971 cold case as Sarah Sharkey.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball speaks Thursday at a news conference outside the county police station about the department's identification of a woman in a 1971 cold case.
For sale: 10-acre, historic equestrian estate in Glenwood
The house has been lovingly maintained and updated, and features a unique log cabin space tucked behind its red exterior.
Planning for the future: What Maryland families need to know about special needs trusts
At First Maryland Disability Trust (FMDT), we’ve helped thousands of Maryland families plan for what’s next. If you’re just starting to map out your child’s future, or feeling overwhelmed, you’re not alone. This article will explain the basics of Special Needs Trusts in plain language, so you can make the best choices for your loved one.
Walking together, planning ahead: A Maryland family enjoys a day in the park, knowing a Special Needs Trust can help safeguard their child’s future while preserving vital benefits like Medicaid, SSI, and housing support. With FMDT, peace of mind for tomorrow begins with planning today.
Firefighters battle 3-alarm blaze at laundry business in Northwest Baltimore
The roof of a commercial laundry building collapsed Thursday morning as fire crews battled a three-alarm blaze in Northwest Baltimore. 
Residents are being asked to avoid the area near Sunnyside Avenue and Nome Avenue in Reisterstown Station.
State police charge incarcerated man in Somerset County prison death
A man who is incarcerated at a state prison in Somerset County has been indicted and charged with murder in connection with the death of another prisoner earlier this year.
Tyjuan Chapple, 26, remains in the custody of the Maryland Division of Corrections.
Employee accused of improperly inviting ICE to Baltimore courthouse no longer at her job
The corrections department had opened an investigation into the actions of a pretrial services employee.
The corrections department opened an investigation into the actions of a pretrial services employee after ICE agents appeared at the the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. Courthouse in June.
The District of Columbia sues over Trump’s deployment of the National Guard
The city’s attorney general, Brian Schwalb, said the hundreds of troops are essentially an “involuntary military occupation.”
The District of Columbia sued to stop President Donald Trump’s deployment of National Guard.
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