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College move-in is here. Here’s how to avoid the traffic.
The Banner compiled a list of undergraduate move-in dates at Maryland colleges so you can know when — and where — to steer clear of the congestion.
Students walk outside the Guerrieri Academic Commons at Salisbury University on Monday, Nov. 11, 2024 in Salisbury, MD.
Hutzell: Banner Book Club explores Revolutionary mystery in ‘Chesapeake Bound’
COLUMN | Annapolis author Tom Guay will discuss "Chesapeake Bound" at The Banner Book Club, exploring research, characters and the Easter eggs hidden in his historical fiction novel.
Tom Guay, an Annapolis musician and writer, is working on follow-ups to his 2025 historical fiction, "Chesapeake Bound."
A Maryland teacher of the year was detained by ICE weeks ago. His day in court is coming.
After more than three weeks in immigration detention, a University of Maryland School of Pharmacy instructor is expected to appear in court for the first time Friday.
Berhanu Kibret, a University of Maryland School of Pharmacy instructor arrested by immigration agents on July 21, 2026, participated in a professional development fellowship for early career faculty members this year.
I wanted to hate Maryland’s newest bagel shop. They made me a believer.
Montgomery County takes its bagels seriously. How does a viral sensation like PopUp Bagels fit in Bethesda?
A basket of hot bagels at PopUp Bagels in Bethesda.
Inside the hunt for the biting beaver that wasn’t there
Maryland state wildlife workers are on a Bigfoot-style pursuit following two bizarre beaver attacks.
Joshua Tabora, a wildlife biologist with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, points out a great blue heron that appeared in his thermal monocular while searching for beavers on Hunting Creek Lake at Cunningham Falls State Park.
Meet the Orioles’ dogs: The furry friends who bring joy
Meet the Orioles — or, rather, their dogs.
Orioles outfielder Dylan Beavers celebrates his dog’s birthday. Rex is a dachshund and is about 2 years old.
Colson Yankoff has mastered everything from John Wooden to the piano. Now he’s trying to make the Commanders’ roster at a position he’s never played.
What’s one more challenge for the renaissance man? Yankoff is all in as a tight end.
Colson Yankoff catches a pass during practice at Commanders training camp as he attempts to make the team as a tight end.
Greenbelt Cinema rallies community support to confront economic realities
Greenbelt Cinema’s executive director asked City Council for additional funds to restore some film series in a Wednesday night work session.
Operators of Greenbelt Cinema rallied supporters Wednesday evening to ask the Greenbelt City Council for additional funds to combat rising costs and restore some film programming. A Thursday free matinee of “Soul” welcomed guests of all ages.
New east-west bus lanes are coming as Baltimore waits for the Red Line
The $50 million RAISE project will finally break ground in August with a promise of speeding up east-west public transit across Baltimore.
July 29, 2026 - A woman boards the Maryland Transit Administration CityLink Orange at the West Baltimore MARC Station. A new MTA project breaking ground this month aims to speed up crosstown bus routes like the Orange.
Do students have too much Chromebook time? One Maryland district will find out.
The screen time audit comes as parents across the country are revolting over how much of class is spent on computers.
A child uses a laptop.
Cade Cavalli enjoys best outing of his career as Nationals blank Cubs
Cavalli joined Max Scherzer as the only pitchers in team history to record two or more games of at least seven innings pitched with one hit or fewer and 10 or more strikeouts.
Washington Nationals pitcher Cade Cavalli reacts after the top of the eighth inning of a baseball game against the Chicago Cubs, Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
A newscast without anchors? Maryland’s oldest TV station tries a new format.
While the change to two evening broadcasts may be a minor adjustment for Baltimore area viewers, it highlights a major shift in how technology is reshaping local TV news.
While the change to two evening broadcasts on WMAR-2 may be a minor adjustment for Baltimore area viewers, it highlights a major shift in how technology is reshaping local TV news.
The Brass Tap to close after nearly a decade in Midtown-Belvedere
After nearly 10 years and a failed lease negotiation, the Brass Tap will close its doors in Mid-Town Belvedere on Aug. 31.
The interior of the bar The Brass Tap
Grandmother who drove 11 miles after grandson’s fatal fall on I-97 faces prison
A grandmother from Hagerstown faces prison after failing to notice her 7-year-old grandson’s fatal fall from her car.
Exterior of the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County in Annapolis, Md. on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
Ravens observations: Starting corners expected to return next week; Lamar Jackson sharp
Cornerbacks Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey are dealing with ‘a couple small things.’
Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey is not expected to miss extended time.
Jon Meoli: Inside the Orioles’ midseason pinch-hitting surge and what’s fueling it
ANALYSIS | The Orioles are benefiting from learning to pinch-hit on the fly, with the club’s pinch hitters batting .295 with a 1.077 on-base-plus-slugging percentage since July 1.
Colton Cowser singles against the Texas Rangers during the fifth inning on Aug. 7.
Commanders QB Jayden Daniels comments on cease-and-desist letter sent to LSU: ‘There are issues to be worked out’
“My sole personal focus is on the Commanders football,” Daniels said in a social media post.
Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels won the 2023 Heisman Trophy at LSU.
Baby’s on Fire owners speak out on sudden closure, say they received death threats
Baby’s on Fire owners David Koslowski and Shirlé Hale Koslowski issued an open letter on social media saying that the business faced problems long before a unionization push by employees.
Baby’s on Fire closed July 19.
Luigi Mangione expected to plead guilty in federal case over UnitedHealthcare killing
Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty as early as Friday in the federal case accusing him of stalking and killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Luigi Mangione appears in Manhattan Criminal Court for an evidence hearing, Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025, in New York. (Angela Weiss/Pool Photo via AP)
Which restaurants and spots did BTS visit in Baltimore?
RM, leader of the seven-member K-pop group BTS, was spotted “namjooning” at the Baltimore Museum of Art over the weekend.
BTS electrifies the crowd at M&T Bank Stadium on Aug. 10, 2026.
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