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Mercy ends No. 6 Glen Burnie’s unbeaten run at Public vs. Private Challenge
No. 9 Magic holds off comeback, gains first Top 15 victory of season
Feds: Mosby’s attorneys shouldn’t be able to withdraw from case
Prosecutors added, however, that they wouldn’t mind if one attorney was dropped from the defense.
Ed Reed leaving Bethune-Cookman after contract falls through
The Ed Reed Foundation announced on social media Saturday that the university declined to ratify Reed’s contract.
Dunbar boys basketball continue winning ways at Basketball Academy
Poets stop Randallstown for 12th victory; No. 6 Edmondson rebounds
Where to ring in the Lunar New Year in Baltimore
This weekend, head to one of the following Baltimore-area restaurants or events to bring in a lucky year of the rabbit — or the cat.
Family, friends remember Otis Warren Jr., first Black developer of a downtown Baltimore office building
The Otis Warren Group constructed an 11-story office building downtown during a time when the real estate profession shut out people of color.
Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates to try man charged in killing at Central Booking
Javarick Gantt was deaf and used sign language to communicate. He was found unresponsive in his cell on Oct. 9, 2022.
No. 4 City outlasts Edmondson in boys basketball thriller
Knights handle No. 6 Red Storm challenge to remain undefeated
Perspective: Parklets for outdoor dining in Baltimore create cost, equity concerns
Parklets that helped Baltimore restaurants expand outdoor dining during the pandemic have also raised issues of safety, equity and cost to the city, Fells Point business owner Nicholas Johnson says.
What caused a 33% drop in gun violence in West Baltimore last year? We analyzed it
A Banner analysis of a revived Group Violence Reduction Strategy in the Western District suggests remarkable impacts.
‘A dream come true’: Arena Players receives $4 million for building improvements
The theater is still hoping to raise an additional $1.7 million for renovations.
Baltimore Ravens donate $20 million for Boys & Girls Club in West Baltimore
The money will pay for a renovation of the center that will include new athletic fields, activity and game spaces, tutoring spaces and indoor and outdoor gathering spaces for the community.
Marilyn Mosby’s entire defense team asks to withdraw from perjury case
The move comes two days after a judge said she was moving to hold Mosby’s lead defense attorney, A. Scott Bolden, in criminal contempt
Family battle to highlight Basketball Academy
City boys, led by coach Omarr Smith faces off against Archbishop Curley, featuring his son, at Dunbar Saturday
Perspective: Another year of high crime in Baltimore. When will it stop?
Because we are so accustomed to hearing that Baltimore is on pace to match or break the previous year’s homicide record, we become rather unfazed as the number rises.
Prince Harry’s memoir and his unchosen pop culture status
Prince Harry's “Spare” raises questions about fame, royalty and the media.
Moore urged to bring policy balance; visitor disappointed to find BMA closed on King Holiday
Gov. Wes Moore has the opportunity to provide balance on spending and taxation, a Towson University political science faculty member says; a visitor to the Baltimore Museum of Art on the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday says she was disappointed to find the museum closed.
No. 2 St. Frances girls basketball continues to show resolve on the road
Cherisier’s big fourth quarter help Panthers distance No. 4 Pallotti to remain undefeated in IAAM A basketball
