The Baltimore Banner/VSN Boys & Girls Week 10 Basketball Top 15
Mount St. Joseph surpasses 30 wins; McDonogh regains the top spot in the girls poll
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How to support victims of the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria
As the death toll from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria surpasses 21,000 people, Baltimore area nonprofits, charities and businesses are looking for ways to support victims.
Volunteers and rescue teams search a destroyed building on February 12, 2023 in Adiyaman, Turkey.
Baltimore residents who lose homes after tax sales often don’t see excess funds they’re owed from auction
$6 million is sitting unclaimed in city coffers, a Baltimore Banner review shows.
Photo collage of Baltimore row house in front of stack of hundred dollar bills and blurry image of Baltimore City hall in far background.
228 minutes: What it feels like to suffer Maryland’s long ER waits, the worst in the nation
Maryland has the longest emergency room wait times in the nation. Patients say it can be a painful and perplexing experience to wait so long for care.
Illustration showing woman in extreme foreground, bending at waist, clutching herself, with radiating jagged lines showing her pain. In background, waiting room chairs and double doors to emergency room.
Affleck, Travolta, Rihanna, oh my: Evaluating the Super Bowl (but not the football)
The best (T-Mobile) and worst (Tubi) ads from the big game, and how Rihanna’s pregnant joy overpowered a blasé halftime show.
Dunkin’ Donut Super Bowl 2023 TV commercial with Ben Affleck, and Jennifer Lopez.
Mount St. Joseph surges past No. 2 St. Frances
Hansberry’s double-double, strong fourth quarter push No. 1 Gaels to 16th consecutive victory
Mount St. Joseph's Amani Hansberry puts up a shot against St. Frances' Benjamin Brown during Sunday's key MIAA A Conference/Baltimore Catholic League contest. Hansberry finished with 26 points and 16 rebounds as the top-ranked Gaels defeated the No. 2 Panthers, 82-64, in Southwest Baltimore.
Girl, 14, accidentally shot in leg while playing with gun with 2 juveniles
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Mount St. Joseph claims its second consecutive MIAA Wrestling Tournament title
Gaels crown seven champs; Coleman Nogle is named Outstanding Wrestler; second place Gilman has two champs,;Loyola grabbed three golds; Averno III ends 13-year title drought for Calvert Hall
The Mount St. Joseph Gaels claimed the championship plaque once again with a dominant performance at Saturday's MIAA Wrestling Tournament.
St. Frances holds off No. 7 Glen Burnie
Seniors help No. 3 Panthers end regular season on high note
Glen Burnie's Amourie Porter (right) is defended by St. Frances' Kimmya Hicks during Saturday's girls basketball non-league contest. Porter finished with a game-high 23 points, but No. 3 St. Frances was able to withstand the seventh-ranked Gophers fourth quarter push for a 59-53 victory in East Baltimore.
Charm City Table: French-inspired restaurant Le Comptoir du Vin lives up to the hype
The small Baltimore restaurant has landed on national best restaurant lists in both Bon Appétit and Esquire magazines.
Le Comptoir double lemon pudding
Broken boundaries: How private schools like Gilman handle sexual abuse by teachers
Like many independent schools, the all-boys school in North Baltimore fosters close relationships between students and teachers that have at times been exploited by abusers.
Exterior of Gilman School, an all-boys independent school in the Roland Park neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland.
Wallace Lane: Notes on everything a year taught me
Baltimore poet Wallace Lane writes about passing time, lessons learned and finding strength in the bad days.
Notes on everything a year taught me - Wallace Lane
The Culture Report: Tate Kobang on his Grammy win with Beyoncé
Baltimore rapper Tate Kobang talks about writing Beyoncé’s “Virgo's Groove” and what it means to be part of a Grammy-winning album.
Tate Kobang
What’s happening with project to connect Baltimore’s trails?
The 35-mile trail loop called Baltimore Greenway Trails Network would connect existing trails, including Gwynns Falls, Herring Run and Jones Falls.
The Baltimore Greenway Trails Network project plans to connect existing trails and create a 35-mile loop throughout Baltimore city.
For sale: Four homes within walking distance of Baltimore parks
If you love city living, but still want access to nature and open space, take a look at four real estate listings from $275,000 - $625,000.
The entry.
Mount de Sales wins IAAM playoff opener
Sailors drop Maryvale to advance to B Conference quarterfinals; Bryn Mawr eliminates Garrison Forest
Mount de Sales' Shelby Lewis, shown here against Glenelg Country during the regular season, helped the Sailors advance to the IAAM B Conference quarterfinals Friday. The No. 8 seed Mount de Sales defeated ninth-seeded Maryvale Prep in the opening round and will play top-seed and undefeated St. Mary's in the quarterfinals Tuesday.
What we know about David Linthicum
David Emory Linthicum had long showed signs of disorder, bitterness about his circumstances and a predilection for illicit activities, according to public records, accounts from those who knew him and his social media profiles.
David Emory Linthicum
Local teams will make presence felt at MPSSAA State Wrestling Duals Finals
Defending champs South Carroll and South River are on the hunt to repeat as state champions
South River avenged an earlier loss to Anne Arundel County rival Broadneck by knocking off the top-seeded Bruins, 38-30, the 4A East Region finals.
Scott’s office was told in November that there were no plans for MLK parade, emails reveal
The emails, obtained in a batch of records requested by The Banner, shed more light on the lead-up to the chaotic chain of events in January that resulted in BOPA Director Donna Drew Sawyer’s resignation and a last-minute dash to hold a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade.
Members of the Baltimore Twilighters, a nonprofit community marching band, take part in Baltimore's MLK Day parade under blue skies on Jan. 16, 2022.
Marilyn Mosby’s federal trial now likely to take place in fall
Prosecutors said that a possible trial date in July would not work.
Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby arrives in court flanked by her attorney, A. Scott Bolden, left, and husband, City Council President Nick Mosby.
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