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    Commanders rookies and young players who could break out in 2026
    For Washington to pop this year, it will likely need to rekindle some of that 2024 magic by having a rookie or young player emerge.
    Washington Commanders rookie linebacker Sonny Styles works out during practice on June 2.
    Driver cut off school bus that crashed into Parkville pharmacy, police say
    A driver crossed into oncoming traffic, setting off a chain-reaction accident that sent a school bus carrying students from the Maryland School for the Blind crashing into a Parkville pharmacy Tuesday, according to Baltimore County Police.
    JULY 21, 2026 - A bus crashed into a building in Parkville on Tuesday afternoon, officials said.
    Why Vega Ioane, Travis Jones and Malaki Starks can be the Ravens’ breakout stars in 2026
    With Ravens training camp a week away, Jesse Minter’s player development will be scrutinized as he looks to lead the team back to the playoffs. But who’s primed for a breakout season?
    Ravens rookie guard Vega Ioane takes questions from reporters following rookie minicamp practice on May 2.
    Ethics complaint over Howard County Council member’s community center scrutiny dismissed
    The Howard County Ethics Commission dismissed a complaint filed against County Council member Deb Jung by developer Brian Kim, who claimed her scrutiny of the planned community center was driven by her campaign for county executive.
    Developer Brian Kim filed an ethics complaint against Howard County Council member Deb Jung, claiming that her scrutiny of a planned community center, The Source, was driven by her campaign for county executive.
    Historic Ellicott City inn remains shuttered after weekend fire
    The Wayside Inn, a 246-year-old bed and breakfast in Ellicott City, remains closed after a lightning-sparked fire damaged the building’s first floor and basement.
    The Wayside Inn, located in Ellicott City, caught fire on July 18th after being struck by lighting.
    Maryland colleges raised tuition again. See how much.
    All but one of Maryland’s four-year colleges and universities raised tuition for the 2026-27 academic year.
    St. John’s College, which this year will charge $44,858, has the largest tuition hike at almost 6%.
    Maryland’s Brayden Martin heads to Blue Jays hoping to rise quickly with sharp batting eye
    Maryland third baseman Brayden Martin was selected in the 11th round of the MLB draft. He is the nephew of Terps legend Walt “the Wizard” Williams.
    Maryland utilityman Brayden Martin during an NCAA baseball game against Indiana on April 10.
    Maryland prisons rank among nation’s worst for killings
    Since 2023, Maryland has had more prison homicides than all of its neighboring states combined. Its homicide rate last year was nearly four times the national average, based on available data gathered by The Banner.
    North Branch Correctional Institution in Cumberland has had eight homicides since the start of 2025.
    Maryland wrongly paid SNAP benefits to $2M lottery winner, incarcerated people
    Most eye-popping among the findings was the state’s failure to terminate SNAP benefits for a person who won a $2 million lottery prize in July 2023.
    FILE - SNAP EBT information sign is displayed at a gas station in Riverwoods, Ill., Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh, file)
    All the Maryland festivals that should be on your radar in 2026
    Need to fill your weekend? Use our handy calendar and list of events to find things to do across Maryland counties.
    ‘A Continental Affliction’ author talks travel snafus and wanderlust
    Towson-based author Brian Shannon will discuss his travel memoir, “A Continental Affliction,” at The Banner Book Club on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
    In “A Continental Affliction: One Passport, Five Continents and Several Questionable Decisions,” Brian Shannon — equipped mostly with a backpack and eventually a bicycle — takes the reader through the good, bad and ugly of solo, far-away travel.
    Hutzell: Constitutional challenge could defang an emboldened government watchdog
    COLUMN | If a judge sides with Donna Liberto's constitutional argument, it could have a chilling effect on the Anne Arundel County auditor's ability to pursue fraud, waste and abuse.
    The former superintendent of Lake Waterford Park in Pasadena was fired after an auditor's investigation found she'd been using a department pickup truck for personal business.
    New home construction in Maryland is slumping. Can Congress fix it?
    Maryland is on track to build its fewest new housing units since the Great Recession. A new law passed by Congress could change that.
    A construction worker installs windows at Reservoir Square, an eight-acre, $170 million mixed-use development currently under construction at 600-800 West North Avenue.
    Cyclosporiasis outbreak still connected to Taylor Farms and iceberg lettuce
    Public health officials said despite a false positive test result from sampled produce, tracing information still points to Taylor Farms and iceberg lettuce as being a part of the cyclospora contamination.
    Public health officials said that despite a false positive test result from sampled produce, tracing information still points to Taylor Farms and iceberg lettuce as being part of the cyclospora contamination.
    Wes Moore takes Republican members of Congress on Key Bridge rebuild tour
    Whether or not the federal government foots 100% of the bill for the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild is ultimately up to members of Congress. Gov. Wes Moore took several of them on a construction tour Monday.
    U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, right, talks with Jim Harkness, left, chief engineer at the Maryland Transportation Authority, during a tour of the Francis Scott Key Bridge site with Gov. Wes Moore.
    A black bear’s stroll through downtown Frederick goes viral
    In viral videos, the bear stands up to look through a window before continuing along Frederick’s Market Street.
    A video still of the bear in Frederick on Sunday, July 20, 2026.
    Search for missing boater in Anne Arundel shifts to recovery mission
    The search for a man in Rock Creek after he jumped into the water Sunday and never resurfaced turned into a recovery mission Monday, officials said.
    The search for a man in Rock Creek after he jumped into the water Sunday and never resurfaced turned into a recovery mission Monday, officials said.
    Taylor Farms lettuce recall: See which products were shipped to Maryland
    The Taylor Farms recall because of a potential link to the multistate cyclospora outbreak lists 25 shredded lettuce and salad mix products sold under eight different brand codes.
    The Taylor Farms recall announcement listed 25 shredded lettuce and salad mix products sold under eight different brand codes.
    Why is the face of the Washington Wizards on LinkedIn?
    Why are NBA draft picks and NFL quarterbacks on your 9-to-5 business app? LinkedIn now has all the social media currency for the stars.
    NBA commissioner Adam Silver shakes hands with AJ Dybantsa after he is drafted first overall by the Washington Wizards.
    How to get Maryland Renaissance Festival tickets this year
    The annual festival in Crownsville often sells out. Here’s what you need to know about getting a ticket.
    Sir William DeBracey performs for the crowd before jousting at the Maryland Renaissance Festival grounds in Crownsville in 2025.
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