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Virginia State men score final 12 points to beat Bluefield State 71-64 for CIAA title
Bluefield State scored just two points in the final 5:42, with the Trojans ending on a 14-2 run.
Virginia State players celebrate after defeating Bluefield State in the CIAA men’s final college basketball game, Saturday, Mar. 1, 2025, in Baltimore, Md.
CIAA officials, fans mourn sudden death of R&B legend Angie Stone
Legendary R&B singer Angie Stone, who was scheduled to perform during the CIAA tournament at CFG Bank Arena on Saturday, died in a car crash in Alabama hours before. She was 63.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA - JANUARY 20: Angie Stone attends The 6th Annual URBAN ONE HONORS: Best In Black presented by TV One at Coca Cola Roxy on January 20, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Talia Trotter leads Fayetteville State to its 2nd straight CIAA women’s title
Ellicott City native Talia Trotter led the Broncos with 15 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals.
Fayetteville State players cut down the net after defeating Virginia State in the CIAA women’s final Saturday.
Meet the environmentalist defending Baltimore’s polluting trash incinerator
Christopher Dipnarine says that without the incinerator Baltimore would have to resort to more environmentally harmful options.
Christopher Dipnarine runs the nonprofit 4MyCiTy, which recycles food waste that otherwise might have fed Baltimore's trash incinerator.
White immigrants express few worries despite Trump crackdown
While immigrants from Latin America, Africa and Asia have expressed anxiety, fear and uncertainty — regardless of citizenship, white immigrants say their experience has been very different during the current Donald Trump administration.
Timur Karimkulov, a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Russia.
Morgan State’s acrobatics and tumbling team lands another first
The Baltimore-based historically Black college is one of 13 schools in the country to offer acrobatics and tumbling at the Division I level.
Morgan State University’s acrobatics and tumbling team.
Maryland’s federal lawmakers want an end to BGE’s rate hikes
Three of Maryland's congressional representatives join the chorus of voices calling for an end to Baltimore Gas and Electric rate hikes.
Zeke Cohen, Baltimore City Council President, speaks during a press conference addressing rising BGE costs and legislation aimed at lower heating costs and improving public safety held outside of Baltimore City Hall on February 4, 2025 in Baltimore, MD.
Baltimore native Kevin Liles sued for alleged sexual assault of Def Jam employee
In the suit, filed in New York Supreme Court, a woman identified only as Jane Doe alleged that Kevin Liles sexually assaulted her while they both worked at Def Jam.
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 22: Honoree, BMAC Social Impact Award Kevin Liles speaks onstage during the Black Music Action Coalition Second Annual Music in Action Awards Gala at The Beverly Hilton on September 22, 2022 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Leon Bennett/Getty Images for Black Music Action Coalition )
Pet owner cited for ‘dangerous dogs’ before fatal mauling in West Baltimore last summer
A month before the attack, animal control had deemed the two dogs dangerous and ordered the owner to keep them muzzled and securely fenced in.
Two stray pit bull terriers were roaming North Pulaski Street in West Baltimore around 9 p.m. on June 14, 2024 when they attacked three people. A 54-year-old woman died at the scene, according to police.
Trump threat to EPA ‘spells disaster’ for Chesapeake Bay, advocates warn
The recently circumspect Chesapeake Bay Foundation warned in a statement that Trump’s moves could “spell disaster” and create “an existential crisis” for the decades-old cleanup effort.
A boater heads out toward the Chesapeake Bay at the Susquehanna Flats.
After license flap, architecture professor no longer at Morgan State
Dale Glenwood Green, who taught at Morgan State University since 2008, was fined $20,000 in December for practicing architecture without a license.
Dale Glenwood Green, seen giving a virtual presentation about historic preservation for the Maryland State Archives, taught at Morgan State University since 2008.
Di Pasquale’s decades-old sign returns to its Highlandtown building
The Di Pasquale’s sign, a part of the Italian market and restaurant’s history since 1988, had been stolen earlier this week from its Gough Street building, owners said.
Domenico Di Pasquale stands with the recovered Di Pasquale's sign outside the business' Gough Street location.
Letter: Are student transportation problems tied partly to lack of auto insurance?
Al Redmer Jr., executive director of Maryland Auto Insurance, says the difficulties facing students getting to school on time are likely exacerbated by problems many people face getting auto insurance.
Brooke Bourne, a senior at Western High School, has quite the journey home from school. She takes a bus and the subway to get home on a foggy December day. Each form of transit has nine stops.
Johns Hopkins bet big on federal funding. The losses could now be $200 million a year.
The Trump cost-cutting measures for health research would prompt layoffs, the Johns Hopkins University says.
Emily Ariail preps DNA for protein purification in the lab at the Translational Tissue Engineering Center, adjacent to Johns Hopkins Hospital, on February 21, 2025.
Is there room for Laotian food in Baltimore?
Charming Elephant, Baltimore’s first distinctly Laotian restaurant, grapples with its identity and a lack of customers.
Lao sausages and stir fry, menu staples at Charming Elephant.
Jon Meoli: Nate Webb’s journey to the mound for the Orioles was long. His family saw firsthand.
“Any day with a uniform, I still have a chance,” Webb said. “That’s just my goal: to keep that uniform for as long as possible.”
Jessie Webb and her 4-month-old son, Jonah, watch her husband, Orioles pitcher Nate Webb, throw a live bullpen session during spring training in Sarasota, Fla.
Kevin Braswell, whose basketball career started at Lake Clifton, was a star at home and abroad
Kevin Braswell, a standout basketball player who got his start at Lake Clifton High School and coached internationally, died Monday. He was 46.
Kevin Braswell
The Baltimore connection: 4 movies Oscar-winner Gene Hackman filmed in Charm City
Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman, who was found dead along with his wife and dog in their New Mexico home on Wednesday, spent time in Baltimore while he filmed four of his beloved movies.
Gene Hackman and Clint Eastwood on the set of the 1997 film "Absolute Power" which was filmed in Baltimore.
Wanted: Hot dog racers for the Orioles. Must love condiments, running.
The Orioles are in search of live hot dog racers to perform as Ketchup, Mustard and Relish, the famed Camden Franks.
The Orioles are in search of live hot dog racers to perform as Ketchup, Mustard and Relish, the famed Camden Franks.
What to do in Baltimore this weekend, from a new BMA exhibit to a cocktail celebration
Whether you want to check out CIAA weekend’s many events, Baltimore Museum of Art's new exhibit or a celebration of the city’s cocktailing scene, we’ve got you covered.
Los Angeles artist Justen Leroy’s “Lay Me Down in Praise” video installation is part of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s new exhibition, “Crosscurrents.”
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