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Helicopter pilots in DC midair collision may have missed critical instruction, seen faulty data
The crew of the Black Hawk helicopter involved in a midair collision with an American Airlines jet may not have heard a key directive from air traffic control and might have been viewing faulty flight data.
An orange flight data and cockpit voice recorder box sits on a yellow bag labeled "CAUTION." Two NTSB investigators are holding the edges of the bag and starting to lift it over the box.
School libraries without librarians? Budget cuts could do that in one Maryland county
The 14 media specialists on the chopping block are among more than 90 positions that could be eliminated next year.
A corner of the library can be seen at Nottingham Middle School on the first day of school on Monday, Aug. 26, 2024 in Rosedale, MD.
Former Baltimore teacher who drove teen to shoot ex-boyfriend is sentenced to prison
Matthew Biegel, 39, of Northeast Baltimore, worked as a teacher at Reginald F. Lewis High School of Business, Law, and Agriculture from 2015 to 2023.
Matthew Biegel, 39, of Northeast Baltimore, a former teacher at Reginald F. Lewis High School of Business, Law, and Agriculture, arrives for his sentencing Friday in Baltimore Circuit Court on one count of conspiracy to commit first-degree assault.
Southwest Airlines can help get you from BWI to Europe, starting today
Loyal Southwest Airlines customers can now use the carrier to book connections to Europe.
Loyal Southwest Airlines customers have a new option for getting to Europe.
Orioles starter Grayson Rodriguez is tinkering with a new(ish) breaking ball for his repertoire
In 2023, Rodriguez threw a slower slider with similar characteristics to the new sweeper he’s employing. Batters hit just .145 against the offering.
“We’re going to mess around with it, for sure,” Grayson Rodriguez said of his sweeper. “It’s something we’ve been kind of trying over the last couple weeks.”
A novel way to say ‘I do’
This Valentine’s Day is the first time the Glen Burnie library has hosted weddings within its walls.
Raymond Hill III and Sheila Petree hug after their wedding ceremony at the Glen Burnie Library.
Artscape is moving downtown to uplift the area, mayor says
Artscape, Baltimore's premier arts festival, is relocating to downtown from Mount Vernon as Mayor Brandon Scott says the area needs "uplifting."
Temperatures in the 90s didn't deter crowds at ArtScape, Saturday, Aug. 3, 2024. Thunderstorms washed out the festival's scheduled concerts on Friday night.
Live coverage: Trump backers support cutting Maryland’s federal jobs
Now in the sixth week of the legislative session, lawmakers face several lengthy bill hearings as they consider policy changes large and small.
Members of the Maryland Freedom Caucus hold a press conference in Annapolis to discuss their proposed energy legislation on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025.
Developer wants to tear down warehouse and build 120 homes in Locust Point
A Baltimore developer said he has purchased a warehouse property directly across the street from the old Under Armour headquarters.
The former Under Armour warehouse at 1450 Beason Street is known as the "Cheer Building."
Orioles closer Félix Bautista is confident he’ll be ready for opening day
“I’m not 100%, but I would say about 85%, and I do think for opening day I would be at 100%,” Bautista said Friday through team interpreter Brandon Quinones.
Félix Bautista was one of the most dominant relievers in baseball in 2023, recording a 1.48 ERA and 33 saves. He missed 2024 after Tommy John surgery.
Jackson Holliday spent his offseason adding strength. And eating lots of ground beef.
“He still looks really young,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “But physically? Physically, his strength is impressive.”
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13, 2025 — Orioles’ Jackson Holliday warms up at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida.
Maryland wants to stop subsidizing its trash incinerators. Would they close?
After a years-long campaign by environmental advocates, top Maryland lawmakers want to cut off a program that has paid tens of millions of dollars in green energy subsidies to incinerators.
The WIN Waste Baltimore trash incinerator is seen along I-95 in Baltimore.
Happy Valentine’s Day to my furry little friend, before it’s too late
Time waits for no dog and, in my heart, love for each of the 14 I've had has merged as I look back. Atop that big stash of emotions, for many reasons, is Rooster.
Rooster, our little rescue dog, was officially born on Valentine's Day, 2011.
Pastors in love with the Lord, their community and each other
Marriage is not just a feeling but a commitment. The Parkers are the best example of that I’ve seen in a long time.
Mark Parker and Christine Parker sit for a portrait on their couch in their home in Baltimore, Thursday, February 13, 2025.
Impress your Baltimore bae with these 11 quirky Valentine’s Day cards
Wow your sweetheart with these Baltimore-themed Valentine’s Day cards.
Baltimore loses grant for Greenway Trail after letting it sit for years
Maryland recently took back a $1.5 million grant for a high-profile, multi-use trail after Baltimore officials failed to use the money for years.
A former rail bridge crosses over Eastern Avenue near South Haven Street. Baltimore had to return a state grant it planned to use for acquiring a 1.5-mile railroad right-of-way in East Baltimore for the Greenway Trails Network.
Derik Queen scores 24 points to lead No. 25 Maryland past Nebraska 83-75
Selton Miguel had 17 points, Ja’Kobi Gillespie added 15 and Rodney Rice 14 for the Terrapins (19-6, 9-5 Big Ten).
Maryland center Derik Queen, pictured against Purdue, led the Terrapins past Nebraska on Thursday night.
Alexis Markowski’s 20 points, 11 rebounds lead Nebraska women past No. 17 Maryland 91-71
Shyanne Sellers was the lone double-digit scorer for Maryland (19-6, 9-5 Big Ten) with 23 points — 19 coming in the first half.
Logan Nissley of Nebraska shoots against Maryland’s Sarah Te-Biasu during the first quarter Thursday in College Park.
Trump administration lays off probationary government workers, warns others of large cuts to come
The Trump administration intensified its sweeping efforts to shrink the size of the federal workforce by ordering agencies to lay off nearly all probationary employees who had not yet gained civil service protection.
WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 21: U.S. President Donald Trump appears at a news conference in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on January 21, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump announced an investment in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and took questions on a range of topics including his presidential pardons of Jan. 6 defendants, the war in Ukraine, cryptocurrencies and other topics.
Man released after serving almost 30 years for murder he did not commit: ‘I’m going to enjoy every moment’
James Langhorne was wrongfully convicted of first-degree murder and related offenses in the deadly shooting of Laurence Jones Jr., which happened on Bank Street between South Eden Street and South Spring Street in Fells Point, on Nov. 20, 1993.
James Langhorne, 51, speaks at a news conference on Thursday following his exoneration in the 1993 killing of Laurence Jones Jr. in Baltimore. Langhorne was released Monday after serving almost 30 years in prison.
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