Gilman’s Sherlock brothers, Tyson and Emmitt, take first, third at NHSCA Nationals
St. Joe’s Ben Smith (4th, 160) and Austin Lewis (8th, 182) place, as do St. Frances’ James Carrington (6th, 285) and Gilman’s Sean Garretson (8th, 120)
Gilman's Tyson Sherlock stands atop the podium after going 7-0 and winning the 132lbs. weight class at the NHSCA wrestling nationals in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Authorities say Daniel Moss fled police several times in recent years. This time, his wife died.
The incident has also called attention to the potentially deadly consequences of police chases. The Independent Investigations Division of the Maryland Attorney General’s Office, which reviews police-involved deaths, announced that it was investigating the case.
7/8/22—A Baltimore Police officer’s car is parked on the corner of E Lombard St. & President St.
‘We love you Lamar’: Reactions to Lamar Jackson’s trade request
After months of speculation surrounding his future with the Baltimore Ravens, quarterback Lamar Jackson announced Monday he requested a trade from the organization earlier this month. Here are some reactions to the news.
FOXBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS - SEPTEMBER 25: Quarterback Lamar Jackson #8 of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates with fans after his team's 37-26 win over the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium on September 25, 2022 in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
The Baltimore Banner/VSN Boys & Girls Week 2 Lacrosse Top 15
John Carroll enters the boys poll at No. 15; Spalding moves to No. 2 in girls poll while Maryvale Prep climbs four spots to No. 4; Dulaney and Westminster also enter girls rankings
Spring is tick season. Here’s how to avoid Lyme disease.
Those living in Baltimore and surrounding regions are at high risk for Lyme disease transmission through tick bites. An expert from Johns Hopkins’ Lyme research center explains why and shares ways to avoid tick-borne illness.
A deer tick in a yard as a child is playing.
Struggling to make health care appointments in Maryland? You’re not alone
Securing an appointment with health providers in Maryland has become a monumental task for patients, who say they have hit barrier after barrier in the search for care.
Alina Anthony, left, checks Braziah Murphy’s blood pressure at the Healthcare in the Library station inside the Enoch Pratt Library’s central branch on Friday, March 10. Anthony is a second semester nursing student at the University of Maryland School of Nursing.
Orioles option prospect DL Hall as opening day roster decisions take shape
Right-handers Spenser Watkins and Yennier Canó were also optioned to Triple-A Norfolk
DL Hall (24) poses for a portrait during Photo Day at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota on Feb. 23, 2023. The Baltimore Orioles’ Spring Training session runs from mid-February through the end of March.
Maryland attorney general’s office investigates fatal crash that followed Baltimore police pursuit
An elderly female passenger was killed in the crash in the city’s Roland Park neighborhood.
A Baltimore City Police car sits parked on North Calvert St.
2022-23 Baltimore Banner/VSN Boys Basketball Player of the Year: Amani Hansberry, Mount St. Joseph
Star post authored impressive resume in short time for No. 1 Gaels
Mount Saint JosephÕs Amani Hansberry dunks against New Town in the second half of a high school basketball game, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2023, in Baltimore. Mount Saint Joseph won 95-43.
Man charged in roommate’s slaying in Northeast Baltimore a day after family reported him missing
Family members became concerned when Jeffrey Brooks Jr. didn't show up for work and didn't answer his cell phone.
7/8/22—A Baltimore Police officer’s car is parked on the corner of E Lombard St. & President St.
Ask Charm City Table: Revisiting Attman’s Deli for corned beef
Attman's has writer Simone Phillips rethinking her usual deli order of a Reuben.
The Cloak and Dagger sandwich at Attman's Deli.
Under Armour plans to sell a community garden in Locust Point. Over 1,300 people are asking them to save it.
The garden is a cherished green space and community hub, neighbors said, and they don’t want to lose it.
Scenes of the community garden located next to Under Armour in Locust Point.
The Culture Report: Three Baltimore comedians to watch out for
If you’re in need of some laughs (and especially local ones), take a look at Stavros Halkias, Vontee and Smirf — all comics on the rise.
A screenshot from Stavros Halkias' instagram.
Business as usual for Spalding baseball
No. 1 Cavaliers shuts out Calvert Hall in MIAA A opener; Thomas and Yeager combine for 1-hitter
Martin Spalding pitcher Parker Thomas reacts after striking out a Clavert Hall batter with the bases loaded in a High School baseball game Friday, March 24, 2023 in Towson, Md.
The future of African American art finds a home in Maryland
Myrtis Bedolla brought her “Afro-Futurist Manifesto” to the Venice Biennale in 2022, and now Baltimoreans can visit the expansive show at different places across the city.
Drew Hawkins, Chair of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum’s board of directors, walks through the “Afro-Futurist Manifesto: Blackness Reimagined” exhibit on Thursday, March 16. The exhibit was created and curated by gallerist Myrtis Bedolla.
19-year-old shot and killed in East Baltimore, police say
Officers responded to the 3000 block of East Preston Street around 5:06 p.m. after receiving two ShotSpotter alerts.
A police line do not cross tape blocks a pathway near Penn Station.
Reginald F. Lewis honors Holmes, past
Baltimore City school names gymnasium after former longtime Northern coach
Former coach and athletic director Paul Holmes stands in front of a sign with his name inside of Reginald F. Lewis High's gymnasium last Saturday. Lewis officials named the gym after the former longtime Northern coach and athletic director. Northern closed in the early 2000s and was renamed Reginald F. Lewis.
Waste from Ohio train derailment site coming to Baltimore for treatment
Mayor Brandon Scott and County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. said they were dismayed by the news but are working with the contractor and regulators to make sure appropriate procedures are in place.
The two digesters at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant near Baltimore.
Dirt bike campus revs closer to reality
The non-profit B-360 is getting $3 million in federal investments to build a dirt bike campus, hopefully in Baltimore, that will also focus on career training and other programs like STEM.
Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen present a check for three million dollars to B-360 at a press conference to announce federal funding to build the nation’s first dirt bike campus on March 24, 2023.
Maryland Capitol Police tased a minor, but are saying little about what happened
Citing laws shielding investigations involving minors, a state agency has declined to provide many details about an incident at State Center earlier this month.
The State Center office complex in Baltimore has long been slated for redevelopment.
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