Monument to Malcolm X unveiled at the Annapolis library
Hundreds gathered in Annapolis to see the unveiling of a monument to Malcolm X, with many speakers acknowledging the activist’s complicated history.
The Malcolm X Monument outside the Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library features photos and quotes from the controversial activist, along with his biography and a time capsule. The monument was unveiled Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Mentally ill man shot by Baltimore Police ruled not criminally responsible for assault
Russom Gebretsadik, 39, of Carrollton Ridge, pleaded guilty Wednesday to second-degree assault and carrying a dangerous weapon in the violent encounter with officers on Dec. 30, 2023. But he maintained that his mental illness prevented him from understanding what he did was wrong, or from being able to stop himself.
Baltimore Police officers stood at a scene in the 2000 block of West Pratt Street on Dec. 30, 2023, in response to an officer involved shooting.
Lamar Jackson still sidelined as Ja’Kobi Lane, Trey Hendrickson return to Ravens practice
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s availability for this week remains unclear.
Ravens outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson takes to the field before the team's Week 2 game against the New Orleans Saints.
Pete Alonso passed the eye test. Should the Orioles first baseman be a Gold Glove finalist?
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Vinnie Pasquantino and Christian Walker are the American League’s Gold Glove finalists at first base. However, Alonso was a bright spot in Baltimore’s lackluster defense.
Tampa Bay Rays' Chandler Simpson dives back safely to first ahead of the pickoff throw to Baltimore Orioles' Pete Alonso (25) during the first inning of a baseball game Friday, Aug. 14, 2026, in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Nationals’ Daylen Lile named Gold Glove finalist, showing his offseason work paid off
Ryan Zimmerman (2009) and Adam LaRoche (2012) are the only Gold Glove winners in Nationals history.
Washington Nationals left fielder Daylen Lile catches a fly ball hit by Orioles first baseman Pete Alonso in the sixth inning of a game on June 27.
Baltimore Peninsula’s splashy new Jamaican-Chinese fusion spot is (almost) here
Blü Cā is the first Baltimore outpost for the One Love Restaurant Group, which also owns the flight-themed KŌNŌKŌ in White Marsh and Island Spice Grille & Lounge in Harford County.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2026 - Baltimore Peninsula welcomed its newest tenant at a ribbon cutting Wednesday, though the splash Jamaican Chinese fusion restaurant won't open to the public until later this month.
Judge convicts 2 Baltimore Police officers in misconduct case
A judge on Wednesday convicted two Baltimore Police officers who were accused of making false statements and engaging in misconduct during an arrest.
Officers Menachem Rosenbloom and Mordechai Mandelbaum were indicted in Baltimore Circuit Court following an investigation into their conduct related to an arrest in 2025.
Redevelopment or not, Mayor Scott wants Harborplace pavilions torn down
Mayor Brandon Scott said the outdated Harborplace pavilions must go to spur investment in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
Mayor Brandon Scott speaks during Impact Maryland at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Wednesday.
The Mansion at Strathmore has a new name after a record-breaking donation
The Mansion at Strathmore has a new name: The Trawick Mansion at Strathmore, thanks to a record-breaking donation from longtime patron, philanthropist and former Strathmore board chair Carol Trawick.
Transcend takes place April 24 and 25 at The Mansion at Strathmore.
Student arrested after being found with loaded firearm at Woodlawn High School
A loaded gun was recovered at Woodlawn High School following a “verbal altercation” between two students on Wednesday, school officials said.
A Woodlawn High School student was found with a loaded gun on Wednesday morning.
After outages and fires, Parkville neighbors want answers from BGE
Several residents in Cromwood Coventry reported hearing popping noises and explosions on the night of Sept. 3.
Jeff Karowich shows off the bushes that caught fire after a downed line fell in his yard in the evening of Sept. 3, 2026, in his backyard on Sept. 29, 2026.
Pedestrian struck, killed by a vehicle in Colesville
A woman was killed crossing the street in Colesville on Wednesday morning which also caused traffic delays in the area, Montgomery County Police said.
A woman was killed crossing the street in Colesville on Wednesday morning which also caused traffic delays in the area, Montgomery County Police said.
Judge halts Trump administration’s move to close Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s flagship research facility in Beltsville will remain open for now, after a federal judge in California halted the Trump administration’s plans to shutter it.
The Beltsville Agricultural Research Center covers thousands of acres of largely farmland in the middle of the Washington DC suburbs
Baltimore County paramedic pleads guilty to contaminating workplace with bodily fluids
Christopher M. Carroll was charged with 23 counts related to masturbating and urinating on food and personal items.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 2026 - Baltimore County Circuit Court in Towson.
Baltimore County paramedic gets 25 years for contaminating workplace with bodily fluids
Christopher M. Carroll pleaded guilty in August to charges stemming from lewd acts at county fire offices.
Exterior of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County in Towson, Md. on Monday, May 19, 2025.
Mark Andrews had a bad night. That doesn’t mean he’s having a bad season.
Ravens tight end Mark Andrews’ performance vs. the Atlanta Falcons obscured what has otherwise been a promising start to his first season in coordinator Declan Doyle’s offense.
Ravens tight end Mark Andrews runs after a catch against the Atlanta Falcons in overtime.
Baltimore has more charter schools than anywhere in Maryland. Is one right for your child?
Charter schools have more control over how kids learn. But they also have less control over whether they stay open.
A student fills out an assignment for class inside Hampstead Hill Academy on 8/29/22. Monday was the first day back to school for Baltimore City students.
Giant, Food Lion websites and apps down due to ‘cybersecurity incident’
Food Lion and Giant Food’s websites and apps are down amid a cybersecurity threat affecting their parent company, Ahold Delhaize.
Shoppers walk in the parking lot at a Food Lion grocery store in Richmond, Va., Wednesday, June 24, 2015.  Dutch retailer Royal Ahold NV, which operates U.S. supermarket chains Stop & Shop and Giant, has agreed to merge with its Belgian counterpart Delhaize Group, which operates the Hannaford and Food Lion stores in the eastern United States. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
How many free agents will the Orioles retain? | Banner Baseball Show
Trevor Rogers, Chris Bassitt and Zach Eflin are among the Orioles' impending free agents.
Ex-Baltimore school board member racked up contracts, connections before FBI search
After FBI agents searched his Baltimore County office on Sept. 30, Mujahid Muhammad’s influence has begun to waver.
From left: Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners Dylan Rooks, Dr. Stefan Redding-Lallinger, Mujahid Muhammad and chair Robert Salley converse during a meeting at their headquarters on North Ave. in Baltimore, Md. on Tuesday, January 14, 2025.
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