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    Expert predictions for Ravens vs. Bengals: Which AFC North team wins in Week 7?
    The Ravens (4-2) will face the Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) on Sunday at 1 p.m. at M&T Bank Stadium.
    Ravens outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson (91) is blocked by Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Spencer Fano (55) last Sunday.
    Lacrosse players will be chasing Olympic dreams at the Atlas Cup this weekend
    The event in Sparks will put “sixes” on display ahead of the 2028 Olympics and give local players a chance to show they deserve a spot.
    Former Hereford High School standout Anna Brandt, who is studying for the LSAT, will play in the Atlas Cup this weekend.
    Montgomery County Council takes aim at scammers
    Plus: Inspector General report finds problems at the recreation department and the county health officer gets a prominent national role.
    The Montgomery County Council passed the Financial Exploitation Protection Act this week to protect older and vulnerable residents from scams.
    UMD Athletics agrees to First Amendment training after student journalists questioned by police
    The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression will conduct First Amendment training for the University of Maryland Athletics Department.
    WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 21, 2026 - An officer stands by the Jones-Hill House at University of Maryland College Park after approaching student journalists on Wednesday.
    Ravens’ Lamar Jackson questionable vs. Bengals; Tavius Robinson will miss rest of season with injury
    The Ravens will be without outside linebacker Tavius Robinson for the rest of the season, coach Jesse Minter announced.
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson suffers an ankle injury as Titans defensive end Jermaine Johnson grabs him Oct. 4.
    Bus driver from Pikesville killed in crash in Brandywine
    Kyi Swe was killed while driving a bus Thursday night in a single-vehicle crash in Brandywine, state police said.
    Baltimore lands on National Geographic's best places to visit for 2027
    National Geographic has identified Baltimore as one of the best places to visit 2027.
    The recently renamed National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation is one of the reasons travelers should visit Baltimore in 2027, according to National Geographic.
    Black students demand change at University of Maryland after racist image distributed
    University of Maryland students gathered Thursday to demand accountability over a racist image shared by members of the club tennis team.
    University of Maryland, College Park, students gather Thursday evening at the Nyumburu Cultural Center to discuss their campaign for accountability over a racist illustration shared by members of the club tennis team.
    Recall issued for oysters sold in Maryland due to salmonella
    The Little Wicomico Oyster Company, of Virginia, harvested the oysters from the Little Wicomico River between Sept. 18 and Oct. 8, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
    The oysters were harvested from the Little Wicomico River between Sept. 18 and Oct. 8, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
    Why Maryland is writing prescriptions that come in a grocery bag
    Maryland is granting millions to 14 communities to offer prescriptions for specific healthy food to stem chronic diseases.
    A Meritus Nutrition Services worker unloads bags of food into refrigerators at the Meritus Food Farmacy in the Robinwood Professional Center in Hagerstown.
    How Cam Jurgens aims to fix the Ravens’ battered offensive line
    The Ravens’ path to their most talented starting offensive line in years has been anything but straightforward. Just look at all their injuries and personnel moves.
    Philadelphia Eagles' Cam Jurgens warms up before an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos, Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
    Hutzell: Frogs, salamanders and Gloria Steinem — how No Kings rallies protect democracy
    COLUMN | After 18 months of No Kings rallies, how do protesters keep their messages from vanishing into the anonymous roadside of political discourse? Wit, whimsy and a bit of showmanship as we hurtle into midterm election early voting.
    Paul Flack blows his vuvuzela at the Annapolis No Kings rally on Saturday, dressed in American flag colors and topped with a golden Burger King crown. About 600 people turned out for the final rally before Election Day.
    Trump is on Marylanders’ minds, if not their ballots, as early voting begins
    The Republican president isn’t on the ballot as Marylanders are picking their next governor, all eight members of the U.S. House of Representatives, the entire Maryland General Assembly, along with scores of local races. But that didn’t stop voters from talking about Donald Trump and national issues.
    Susan Friend carries a flag as she marches to the early voting poll at the Montgomery County Executive Office Building in Rockville on the first day of early voting on Thursday.
    A Dali crew member went home to India. Then he was barred from coming back to the US.
    A Dali crew member charged in connection with the Key Bridge collapse tried to fly back to the U.S. this week, as mandated by the federal government. He was barred from boarding his flight, though, apparently by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
    Karthikeyan Deenadayalan, center, the chief engineer of the Dali cargo ship, leaves a federal courthouse earlier this year after a hearing in which he entered into a deferred prosecution agreement on a felony charge related to the Key Bridge disaster.
    Early voting is open. Here’s who got to the polls first.
    A group of about 30 people walked about half a mile to an early voting site in downtown Rockville on Thursday morning, as early voting sites opened throughout the state.
    Voters march to the early voting poll at the Montgomery County Executive Office Building in Rockville on the first day of early voting on Thursday.
    Subtropical Storm Josephine could bring coastal flooding to parts of Maryland
    A subtropical storm off the East Coast is likely to bring some flooding and possible gale-force winds to the region, including parts of Southern and Central Maryland and the Eastern Shore.
    Flooding near the City Dock in Annapolis on Aug. 9, 2024
    What to do this weekend, including the Great Baltimore Lantern Parade and horror films
    Whether you want to celebrate Halloween early at parades and movie festivals or avoid hobgoblins and hellhounds entirely, we've got you covered.
    A moth lantern flies by during The Great Halloween Lantern Parade at Patterson Park on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023.
    Inside Howard County’s only contested council race
    Democrat Cat Carter and Republican Ryan O'Connor are vying for votes in Howard County’s District 5 race this November.
    Democrat Cat Carter has knocked on more than 6,000 doors throughout her campaign for Howard County Council District 5.
    Streeter: What happened with the UMD club tennis team wasn’t a joke. The perpetrators need to go.
    COLUMN | The University of Maryland suspended its club tennis team after racist images were discovered in a document they sent to other teams, including that of Howard University. Punishment has to go deeper.
    Students exit the Stamp Student Union at the University of Maryland in College Park.
    Baltimore County Police corral cow after wild pursuit on I-695
    Baltimore County Police officers had their hands full pursuing a cow in Pikesville on Wednesday.
    Baltimore County Police officers helped corral a cow that got loose in the Pikesville area and on Interstate 695 on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026.
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