Kory Bailey, CEO of UpSurge, bets on Baltimore and tech
Six years ago, Kory Bailey left a startup in Indianapolis to bet on Baltimore and its burgeoning tech industry. Since then, the 44-year-old has helped to build a vibrant tech ecosystem that is now primed to become a major industry in the city and Maryland.
Kory Bailey is the CEO of UpSurge.
Tylan Wallace’s game-winning, OT touchdown the ‘sickest’ ending Justin Tucker has seen
Wallace, whose second-quarter offsides penalty proved costly, isn't the No. 1 punt returner, but his 76-yard return was the game's biggest play.
Ravens wide receiver Tylan Wallace returns a punt 76 yards for the winning touchdown Sunday.
Orioles minority owner Wayne Gioioso Sr., 83, dies
Gioioso, a longtime friend of Orioles owner Peter Angelos, organized the meeting that led to Angelos purchasing the team in 1993.
A Baltimore Orioles logo is painted on a trash can outside Oriole Park at Camden Yards in South Baltimore.
Baltimore commuters can expect wet snow Monday morning
A light grassy accumulation of 1 inch or so is possible, especially along and west of I-83, but roads should remain wet rather than slick.
A picture of a vehicle window from the perspective of someone inside the vehicle, looking out. The window is covered in rain and melting frost, with a rearview mirror in the photo and an icy landscape beyond.
Stormy weather descends on Baltimore on day of Ravens game without light rail service
A large and strong storm system is bringing rain, wind and even a few thunderstorms to the Baltimore area on the day of the city’s first large-scale event without Light Rail service.
With the light rail out of service, MTA shuttle buses lined up at Camden Yards and extended dozens deep waiting for riders as early as the fourth quarter of the Ravens game against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday afternoon. The shuttles departed as they filled up.
Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton exits with knee injury against Rams
After a couple of noticeable hits, Hamilton left the game in the middle of the third quarter.
Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton was injured on a couple of plays against the Rams before leaving the game in the third quarter.
Letters: Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park neighbors endangered by neglect
Complaints about the blight and dangers of the Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park area have gotten little or no response from Baltimore officials, Wanda Keyes Heard, a former chief judge of the Baltimore Circuit Court, says.
Wanda Keyes Heard is a former chief judge of the Baltimore Circuit Court.
Commentary: Archdiocese bankruptcy allows equitable compensation for abuse survivors
The decision by the Archdiocese of Baltimore to file for bankruptcy will allow equitable compensation for abuse survivors and position the church to continue its mission, says Joe Foss, a member of the archdiocese’s Board of Financial Administration and former vice chairman and chief operating officer of the Baltimore Orioles.
Archbishop William Lori of the Archdiocese of Baltimore reviews documents. The archdiocese announced it was filing for bankruptcy days ahead of a Maryland law taking effect that eliminated the statute of limitations for victims of sexual abuse to file a lawsuit against the church.
Morgan State routs NCCAA member Virginia-Lynchburg 120-50
Reserves Christian Oliver and freshman Trent Edwards led the Bears (4-8) with 18 points apiece.
Leffew scores 20 as Mount St. Mary’s knocks off Loyola 77-64
D’Angelo Stines scored 12 points for the Greyhounds, who lost their eighth straight game.
‘This is our gift to our daughter’: Pava LaPere honored at memorial service
Frank and Caroline LaPere plan to keep Pava's memory alive.
Pava LaPere of EcoMap Technologies
No need to chase her truck: Miss Twist Ice Cream to open first Baltimore shop
After 30 years of passing through in their baby blue truck, Miss Twist’s Ice Cream is setting up shop in Locust Point this spring.
The truck has serviced the Locust Point neighborhood and surrounding area for 30 years. The image is a screenshot from the company’s Instagram and was captured on April 22, 2016.
Political notes: City Councilman slams housing for lack of inspectors
Gov. Wes Moore also named several new members to the Commission on Indian Affairs
Baltimore City Councilman Robert Stokes (left) said an ordinance proposed by Councilwoman Odette Ramos (right) would further burden property owners and city workers without meaningful benefits. (file photo)
Baltimore’s light rail is long overdue for a rehab. How did we get here?
The suspension of light rail service has raised questions about why the state did not overhaul its older railcars sooner.
An empty Camden Station.
Josh Bynes retires after 12 NFL seasons; LB won a Super Bowl with the Ravens
Bynes, who last played in the NFL when he made seven starts for the Ravens last season, appeared in 138 regular-season games.
Ravens linebacker Josh Bynes takes the field for a 2021 game in Baltimore.
Orioles lease deal hits roadblock on cusp of public announcement
Senate President Bill Ferguson objected to a 99-year ground lease that would have enabled the Orioles to plan redevelopment.
The Orioles have been playing at Camden Yards, a pioneering stadium, since 1992.
Inner Harbor skies will be filled with drones, not just fireworks, on New Year’s Eve
Baltimore's Inner Harbor will now have a drone show take place during the New Year's Eve fireworks.
Fireworks shoot off into the sky to celebrate the New Year, seen from the fourth-floor terrace of the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, Sunday, January 1, 2023.
For sale: what you can get for $625K to $655K in Baltimore
Here are three beautiful homes priced between $625,000 and $655,000 in Baltimore.
Poppy and Stella is closing, but owner sees new beginnings
When one shoebox closes, another opens.
Poppy and Stella on Broadway Street on Dec. 7, 2023.
The Orioles still need a starter. Here are their options.
There are No. 1 and No. 2 starters available, along with pitchers for the back end of the rotation.
Dylan Cease has 792 strikeouts in 658 innings during his major league career.
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