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New look, same sole: Charm City Run founder keeps Baltimore moving
In Good Company: Josh Levinson made Charm City Run specifically for Baltimore. For nearly 25 years, the region has loved the business back.
Josh Levinson, founder of Charm City Run, is launching a rebrand this summer with a new logo for the business he started in 2002.
Safety threat or sign of summer? Tensions rise over Baltimore’s dirt bike culture.
The return of dirt bikes to Baltimore streets is fueling renewed debate over public safety, policing and a culture deeply rooted in many city neighborhoods.
The return of dirt bikes to Baltimore streets is fueling renewed debate over public safety, policing and a culture deeply rooted in many city neighborhoods.
Sail250 air show flies over Camden Yards during Orioles-Nationals game
A team spokesperson said the Orioles communicated to the umpires and the Nationals that there could be extra noise from the air show.
Spectators at Fort McHenry watch the Blue Angels practice their Sail250 show on Friday.
Luis García Jr.’s 2-homer game powers Nationals past Orioles, 6-4
The first baseman finished with three hits and five RBIs as the Nationals clinched a series victory.
Luis García Jr. drives in two runs with a double in the third inning Sunday at Camden Yards.
Where’s Darlene Campbell? Community searches for missing Baltimore woman.
Dozens of people have been searching for 72-year-old Darlene Campbell, who was last seen over a week ago near the Charles Village neighborhood.
Darlene Campbell
Orioles reinstating Rutschman and Beavers from the injured list
The Orioles are receiving reinforcements ahead of their series finale Sunday against the Washington Nationals.
Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman was on the concussion injured list after being hit by a throw in Seattle on June 18.
Made in Baltimore to close at Harborplace; new location to come
Made in Baltimore, a brick-and-mortar store near the Inner Harbor that sells goods from makers and artists in the city, will close at Harborplace after Sunday.
Made in Baltimore store in Harborplace on June 27, 2026.
Hutzell: Eight years after the Annapolis newsroom shooting, a return to 888 Bestgate
COLUMN | For eight years, I’ve avoided getting too close to 888 Bestgate, where five friends were murdered on June 28, 2018. It's the dark point on my landscape of regret, and it just smacked me in the face.
888 Bestgate is the building where five journalists were murdered on June 28, 2018.
Rain, apathy, routine: Maryland’s meh primary election
“For the most part, it was a boring, status quo primary,” said Todd Eberly, a political science professor at St. Mary’s College who teaches a course in Maryland politics.
A voter leaves a polling location at Towson University on a rainy Tuesday morning.
8 Baltimore hot dog spots you’ll want to visit all summer long
Nothing says Fourth of July quite like a hot dog. Here’s where you can find simple dogs or over-the-top creations, according to food social media influencer Chris Franzoni.
The hot dogs at Cheese Galore and More are split before hitting the grill.
‘Top Chef’ alum Anthony Jones has Maryland crabs embedded in his culinary DNA
Anthony Jones, a “Top Chef” alum and James Beard semifinalist, grew up eating crabs along the Chesapeake Bay. He’s in the running for Rising Culinary Star at the RAMMYS Awards on June 29.
Maryland native Anthony Jones, executive chef of Marcus DC, is in the running for Rising Culinary Star at the RAMMYS Awards next week.
Bobby LaPin lost the race. He’s not ready to leave the fight.
LaPin’s grassroots challenge, waged on Baltimore’s front stoops and Instagram feeds, was no match for a 16-year veteran politician with a war chest and battle-worn relationships.
Bobby LaPin knocks on doors in South Baltimore earlier this month. LaPin says he’s inspired by voters who said he gave them hope.
Nationals avoid bullpen disaster, hold on to extra-innings win over Orioles
Foster Griffin pitches seven strong innings as the Nationals end their losing streak.
Nationals starter Foster Griffin allowed three hits, two walks and no earned runs in seven innings.
Biden urges Maryland Democrats to ‘get up’ and fight Trump at party gala
Former President Joe Biden fed red meat to the Maryland Democratic Party’s faithful Saturday night, blasting President Donald Trump and urging them to fight.
Former President Joe Biden speaks at the Maryland Democratic Party’s “Fight Back & Win” gala at The Hall at Live! Casino in Hanover.
Julian Jones wins Democratic nomination for Baltimore County executive
Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones has won the Democratic primary for county executive.
Julian Jones addresses supporters at his primary night watch party at the Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel in Towson on Tuesday.
Orioles starter Chris Bassitt undergoes ‘very minor’ back surgery to remove bone spur
Bassitt received “some injections” last week to reduce inflammation in his back, Elias said, but the team and player weren’t satisfied with the outcome.
Orioles pitcher Chris Bassitt, center, won’t resume throwing for at least a couple of weeks, according to president of baseball operations Mike Elias.
Mike Elias considers Orioles to be potential buyers at deadline despite sub-.500 record
Baltimore enters Saturday’s game against the Washington Nationals at 39-44, but as Elias spoke in the dugout, he noted that, despite that record, the Orioles are only 1.5 games out of the wild card.
Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias, shown during spring training, said the team is capable of playing well enough in the second half of the season to make the American League playoffs.
2-year-old drowns in pool at Anne Arundel County home
A 2-year-old drowned Saturday afternoon in the Brooklyn Park neighborhood of Anne Arundel County, police said.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department responded to a report of a drowning in Brooklyn Park on Saturday.
For LGBTQIA+ Orioles fans, Pride Night shows visibility still matters
“We’re here, we’re queer, and we’re not going nowhere,” Shanita Gaddy said.
The Orioles decorated for Pride Night by adding rainbow letters to the warehouse and Pride flags to the flagpoles on the right field flag court.
Bill Ferguson says he’s learned from his close call. Now comes the hard part.
Bill Ferguson held off Bobby LaPin, but not without a scare. The Maryland Senate president says the race humbled him and exposed weaknesses in how he connected with constituents.
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson door knocks in South Baltimore earlier this month. Ferguson says a primary challenge taught him he needed to reconnect with his district.
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