Jon Meoli: It’s easy to say the Orioles could have matched their rivals’ pitching trades so far. Is it right?
What happens before the trade deadline will provide a prism through which the rest of this Orioles season is viewed.
Orioles farmhand Joey Ortiz is the No. 77 prospect in Baseball America's rankings.
Stellar play in goal by Bryn Mawr’s Julia Suriano lifts the South to victory in Girls All-America Lacrosse game at Hopkins
The performance by the Maryland-bound star ranks among the best in the 17-year history of the game; McDonogh’s McCabe Millon ends his high school career on a high note despite the South’s loss in the boys game
The victorious Girls South All-America Lacrosse team, which featured nine Baltimore area players, poses for a team photo after their 14-10 win over the North, Saturday night at Johns Hopkins' Homewood Field.
Women say ‘Keepers’ figure was unnamed rapist in Catholic abuse report
Their stories were in the massive report on sex abuse in Baltimore’s Catholic archdiocese, but a key detail was missing: the name of one of the men who they say raped them.
(left) A historical picture of Gerry Koob; (right) Gerry Koob, as featured in the Netflix documentary "The Keepers"
Why did police call for cleaners before processing mass shooting scene?
Baltimore Police said they allowed the cleaning of "debris" before they finished processing the scene of the city's largest mass shooting in recent memory. Experts say valuable DNA evidence could have been lost in the process.
9:01 a.m.: A cleaning crew member rakes garbage at the crime scene on Elarton Court in Brooklyn after the mass shooting July 2.
Life raft not found on Donald Lawson’s capsized boat; search continues
The Mexican Navy is in charge of search operations for Lawson, 41, a professional sailor who grew up in Woodlawn and was last heard from more than two weeks ago while almost 300 nautical miles off the Pacific Coast of Mexico.
Donald Lawson, 41, a professional sailor who grew up in Woodlawn, is pictured in this submitted photo. The Mexican Navy continued its search Sunday for Lawson, who was last heard from more than two weeks ago while almost 300 nautical miles off the country's Pacific Coast.
Beautiful weather returns Sunday after heavy storms and power outages
After dangerous heat and damaging storms created precarious conditions earlier this weekend, a cold front led to a bright and sunny start Sunday.
The weather was warm and sunny on February 23, 2023 with a high of seventy-two degrees
Commentary: What collecting Black Barbies for 30 years means to this dad and daughter
Zachary Grant, a father who has collected Black versions of Holiday Barbie for his daughter for 30 years, says the collection offers lessons about family tradition and the importance of representation for African American girls.
Zachary Grant has collected Black Barbies, in their original packages, for his daughter every year since 1992, the year she was born.
Maryland attorney general investigating in-custody death in Baltimore
Officers restrained the man, put him in handcuffs and placed him on his side on a stretcher. First-responders started providing medical aid after he was loaded into an ambulance. The man became unresponsive after several minutes.
Baltimore Police crime scene tape sits unused on a police vehicle at the scene after a vehicle exploded inside a five-story parking garage in Baltimore’s Fells Point neighborhood on 7/27/22.  Two people are being treated for injuries, fire officials said Wednesday afternoon.
3 homes for sale: What you can get for $225K-$350K in Baltimore
Baltimore neighborhoods Dickeyville, Pigtown and Ridgely’s Delight offer charming homes, attractive amenities and close-knit communities.
As search for sailor continues, a reporter shares his experience on the water
Reporter Hugo Kugiya explains how his time on the water has informed his coverage of Donald Lawson’s disappearance and why boating incidents are different.
Small waves in open water.
Coppin State and former coach Juan Dixon dismissed from sexual assault, blackmail lawsuit
Baltimore Circuit Judge Melissa K. Copeland said she will allow Ibn Williams, 23, of Newark, New Jersey, to file an amended complaint in the case.
6/28/22—the exterior of the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. Courthouse.
Aaron Judge comes off injured list before Yankees open series vs. Orioles
The reigning AL MVP had been out since tearing a ligament in his right big toe June 3 when he crashed into a fence.
The Yankees are 11 games over .500 with Aaron Judge in the lineup this year and four under without him.
Rough seas stop U.S. Coast Guard from getting close to missing Baltimore sailor’s capsized boat
Donald Lawson was last heard from more than two weeks ago when he lost contact with his wife almost 300 miles off the coast of Acapulco in the Pacific Ocean.
The racing boat being used by Donald Lawson when he went missing in the Pacific Ocean.
Settlement talks scheduled in Henrietta Lacks family’s lawsuit seeking compensation for her stolen cells
Lawsuits alleging profits have been made from stolen, regenerative biological material aren’t common. But if the strategy works, this could become the first in a series of complaints seeking compensation for and control of Lacks’ cells.
Henrietta Lacks, a 31-year-old mother of five, died of cervical cancer on 4 October 1951.
Baltimore native Alfonzo Graham’s unlikely journey to Steelers’ training camp
Alfonzo Graham spent time with seven football programs over a turbulent nine-year period, all while chasing the dream of playing at the highest level of the sport.
Morgan Sate University Alfonzo Graham runs the ball during the homecoming game versus Norfolk State University.
While police stalled in serving a warrant, a victim of abuse was killed
Experts say the case exposes deep flaws in a system that places undue burden on those subjected to abuse to stay safe.
Photo collage of grainy image of woman’s eyes, close up and closed, with excerpts from court documents including text “Final Protective Order” and the dates June 24, 2023 and July 12, 2023.
Baltimore temps could hit 100 degrees Friday. Here’s how residents beat the heat.
The heat index — how hot it feels — could climb to 110 degrees.
Nora Aldabbagh has been living in her tent outside My Sister’s Place Women’s Center for over a year, and worries about where she can spend the day during extreme temperatures.
Growing up with a camera in her hand: Karina Serio, MDDC High School Journalist of the Year
Her earliest memory of assisting her dad on a photo assignment was when Cal Ripken was in the World Series and she was only 8 years old.
Karina Serio, award-winning student photographer.
James Webb Space Telescope shows stars being born
A new image from the telescope shows two stars forming nearby us — and by each other.
This composite image from the James Webb Space Telescope shows two nearby stars actively forming.
As outrage over Brooklyn mass shooting fades, let’s still hold leaders accountable
As summertime activities come into focus, outrage in Baltimore about the Brooklyn Homes mass shooting is fading. But city police, housing officials and political leaders need to still be held accountable for what happened, columnist E.R. Shipp says.
Acting police commissioner Richard Worley speaks at the Baltimore City Council hearing on the Brooklyn mass shooting on July 13, 2023.
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