University of Maryland club tennis team suspended after racist graphic sent to other schools
The club tennis team at the University of Maryland, College Park, was suspended for distributing materials containing a racist graphic, according to UMD officials.
Tennis balls sit on the racket of Diego Schwartzman, of Argentina, during a match against Jaume Munar, of Spain, during the second round of the U.S. Open tennis tournament, Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018, in New York.
Judge orders Trump administration to halt tree-cutting at historic DC golf course
U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes on Monday ordered a 24-hour halt to tree-cutting at the East Potomac Golf Course, a historic D.C. course that has been part of President Donald Trump’s plans to remake the city.
A golfer walks past the stump of a large tree at the East Potomac Golf Links, Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, in Washington.
Ravens’ Lamar Jackson ‘doing everything he can’ to play vs. Browns; Cam Jurgens close to return
Ravens coach Jesse Minter said Monday that Lamar Jackson’s recovery timetable remains unclear.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson twirls the football during warmups before the team’s Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans.
How partisan politics shape Baltimore County’s nonpartisan school board race
Here’s what to know about the political backgrounds of Baltimore County school board candidates in contested races.
Here’s what to know about the political backgrounds of Baltimore County school board candidates in contested races.
Hutzell: Anduril’s coming to Maryland! The great and terrible news.
COLUMN | Yay! The biggest injection of jobs into the Maryland economy in 10 years! An estimated $2 billion pumped into the Baltimore region’s economy, including $312 million in wages. Win, win, win! Uh, so why am I the only one feeling conflicted?
Anduril Industries launched a marketing campaign around its Arsenal-2 project in Baltimore, including the electronic signs downtown.
Police identify 2 teens killed in Winchester shooting
The victims’ identities were released after the Youth Peace & Justice Foundation offered up to $5,000 for information leading to the identification and arrest of those responsible.
Baltimore Police have identified two young men killed in a fatal shooting over the weekend.
Jon Meoli: The Orioles’ prospect contingent in the Arizona Fall League is more consequential than ever
COLUMN | The Orioles must decide which Rule 5-eligible prospects to add to their 40-man roster this fall or risk losing them to another club.
Orioles outfield prospect Vance Honeycutt jogs home in the fifth inning of a spring training game against the Atlanta Braves on Feb. 23.
Judge cancels taxpayer-funded Trump ads put on air by Columbia-based company
A judge ordered President Trump to cancel any remaining taxpayer-funded television commercials made by a Columbia-based advertising agency.
President Donald Trump delivers a speech in Edgemere last week touting plans for a submarine manufacturing facility at Tradepoint Atlantic.
Childs Walker: Yes, Ravens’ win in Atlanta could be season-changing
Plus: Is Mark Andrews washed? And how good can Tyler Loop be?
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley (5) walks off the field after an NFL football game against the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta, Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026.
Calais Campbell makes emotional return to Atlanta after mother’s death: ‘She’s always with me’
On June 30, Nateal Campbell was found dead in her Atlanta home. Ciarre Campbell, Calais’ brother, who’s struggled with mental health issues, was charged with her murder.
Baltimore Ravens defensive end Calais Campbell (93) walks off the field after an NFL football game against the Atlanta Falcons
Ravens star Kyle Hamilton gets signature play in homecoming win vs. Falcons
“Pretty sweet moment to end it like that,” Hamilton said after a game-sealing interception.
Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton (14) celebrates with teammates after intercepting a pass during overtime in a NFL football game against the Atlanta
Streeter: The NFL wants women to watch. But is it protecting them?
COLUMN | The NFL is courting women fans, but the frequent drumbeat of domestic violence and sexual misconduct allegations involving the Ravens and players leaguewide creates a conflict.
Fans begin to find their seats ahead of a game between the Baltimore Ravens and the New England Patriots in Baltimore last year.
Bottoms up, Baltimore. We’re drinking Susquehanna River water now.
Almost 350,000 households from Cockeysville to Dundalk can find water from the Susquehanna River flowing from the tap.
Baltimore hasn’t drawn water from the Susquehanna River since 2008, but several years of below-average rainfall have left dry conditions across Maryland.
Baltimore pitches itself as a home for filmmakers fleeing states worried about ‘woke’
“We don’t just want to profit off of artistry,” Robyn Murphy said, “but we want to be a place where art is protected and artists are protected.”
Robyn Murphy, the chief executive officer of Create Baltimore, at her office in Baltimore.
Expect Lombard Street to be a mess through December 2026
Lane closures at Lombard and Light streets will remain through December, according to Baltimore's transportation department, meaning one of downtown's busiest intersections will continue to be a traffic choke point. Here are some ideas for how to avoid it.
A white sedan and yellow school bus make a left turn on a busy city street.
Never seen before: Baltimore photography retrospective takes the spotlight at the BMA
Photographers Joseph Giordano, Audrey Gatewood and others spoke with The Banner about "Flashback," the Baltimore Museum of Art’s new survey of Baltimore photography that spans two centuries.
“Flashback: Two Centuries of Baltimore Photography,” which features more than 200 images, opened at the Baltimore Museum of Art on Oct. 4.
Who cares for children of deported parents? This priest has signed up to take on 31.
This Takoma Park priest has agreed to be the standby guardian for 31 children amid the Trump administration’s aggressive campaign to expel immigrants.
The Rev. Vidal Rivas is the senior priest at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Hyattsville.
The Ravens’ unwavering faith in Tyler Huntley pays off in dramatic win
“It is not a backup quarterback playing,” safety Kyle Hamilton said. “Snoop is going to go out there and do what Snoop does.”
Tyler "Snoop" Huntley celebrates an overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons and Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Live: Ravens shock Falcons in overtime
Follow Ravens-Falcons with Banner staffers.
Mike Hughes of the Atlanta Falcons tackles Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry short of the end zone in the first quarter on Sunday.
Tyler Huntley comes up clutch in comeback win over Falcons | Banner Ravens Podcast
Huntley completed his final 11 passes Sunday night.
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