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The unbearable heaviness of being funny at the end of the world
Leslie Gray Streeter is having a hard time writing about joy because of the turmoil being caused by the federal government.
Maryland State Police barrack used ‘candy box’ to encourage more traffic stops
The incident comes three years after leaked documents detailed a quota-like system.
A photo shared by a Maryland State Police trooper who asked for anonymity because they were not authorized to share the image shows a box of candy intended to incentivize traffic stops.
A rocky economy drives overcrowding at Montgomery County’s animal shelter — and beyond
Animal shelters across Maryland are struggling with record overcrowding — thanks in large part to an increasingly high cost of living.
Sheikina is a stray found near Sligo Creek, pokes her head through the door in between two kennels. Her kennel exemplifies one of the smaller kennels, that can be expanded when a door is opened separating the two. When the shelter becomes dangerously overcrowded, the door must be closed to house another dog, greatly reducing the amount of space each dog has access to.
No Moore vs. Wes Moore: The account using AI to troll the governor now has a PAC
“What we’re seeing from No Moore is what people hate about politics,” Gov. Wes Moore said.
Gov. Wes Moore spoke at Pimlico before a ceremonial demolition at Pimlico Race Course, in Baltimore, Thursday, August 21, 2025.
Ravens help bring new life to long-closed Hilton Rec Center
The Hilton Recreation Center is on to its next chapter.
The new indoor basketball gym at the Baltimore Ravens Boys & Girls Club at the Hilton Recreation Center in Baltimore.
The $100K question: Why was the Baltimore County inspector general case sealed?
The suit stemmed from a disagreement over what Patrick Murray told Kelly Madigan over breakfast at a Towson coffeehouse.
A Baltimore County sign hangs in a hallway of the Old Courthouse on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024 in Towson, MD.
5 years before her son died there, a mother tried to make an intersection safer
In September 2020, Caty Anderson typed out a short email to her state representative, lamenting that a woman was hit by a car near her family’s Kensington home.
A makeshift memorial of flowers, a teddy bear, a cross and a baseball glove hang on a utility line Friday at University Boulevard West and St. Paul Street. The intersection is where James Evert Anderson, 16, was killed on Sept. 21 in a pedestrian crash.
AI is invading the job search. Here’s how federal workers can outsmart it.
We asked experts for tips on how to outmaneuver AI in your job search.
After a blowout loss to Texans, what do the Ravens have to fix? Pretty much everything.
After one of the worst afternoons in Ravens history ended with a 44-10 loss to Houston, there’s a lot to account for.
Texans defenders sandwich Ravens tight end Mark Andrews on Sunday during Houston’s 44-10 victory.
Despite historically bad start, John Harbaugh, Ravens players say Zach Orr is the right coordinator
Baltimore has allowed a franchise-worst 177 points through five games, and cries for the team to fire defensive coordinator Zach Orr are intensifying.
Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr, top left, returns to the locker room following his team’s loss to the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md., on Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025.
Commanders rally from 10-0 deficit to beat Chargers 27-10
Washington’s Jayden Daniels was 15-for-26 for 231 yards and a touchdown in the game’s final minute in helping the Commanders (3-2) win for the first time on the road.
Keenan Allen of the Chargers is tackled by Trey Amos, left, and Mike Sainristil of the Commanders during the third quarter.
The Ravens are regressing | Banner Ravens Podcast
Baltimore's loss to Houston was the latest in a string of uninspiring performances from a team that was supposed to compete for a Super Bowl.
Texans 44, Ravens 10: Another blowout brings more reason for despair
Baltimore falls to 1-4, tied for the worst start in franchise history through five games.
Ravens cornerback T.J. Tampa tackles Texans running back Nick Chubb in the first half of Houston’s 44-10 win Sunday.
Government shutdown enters fifth day as lawmakers remain at impasse
Leaders in both parties are betting that public sentiment has swung their way, putting pressure on the other side to cave.
The U.S. Capitol is seen on the second day of the government shutdown, in Washington, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025.
Ravens’ Ronnie Stanley, Kyle Hamilton will miss game vs. Texans
The Ravens will be without seven Pro Bowl players in a potentially must-win game.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2025 - Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton reacts from the sideline in the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
Trump says he’ll send National Guard to Chicago, but details remain unclear
The escalation of federal law enforcement follows similar deployments in other parts of the country.
Demonstrators march through downtown during a protest against President Donald Trump's immigration policies on September 06, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois.
The Greene Turtle’s problems go beyond the ‘Thirsty Thursday’ fiasco in Towson
Geo Concepcion, CEO of the Greene Turtle, has said the end of “Thirsty Thursday” promotions forced him to close its $4 million flagship location. But the restaurant’s problems began when it opened in 2022.
People pass The Greene Turtle sports bar on York Road during Thirsty Thursday festivities, in Towson, MD on Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025.
The ultimate food tour of the Maryland Renaissance Festival
The real joy of the Maryland Renaissance Festival is eating your way through the event.
Apple dumpling a la mode.
Longtime OB-GYN was a thoughtful, kind listener
Deborah Hebb, a career OB-GYN who exemplified Smalltimore, died on Sept. 28 after a battle with ALS.
Debbie Hebb holding twins she delivered.
Apple and Google block apps that crowdsource ICE sightings. Some warn of chilling effects.
Attorney General Pam Bondi said such tracking puts Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers at risk.
Apple said in an email that it would block further downloads of an app because new information “provided to Apple by law enforcement” showed the app broke the app store rules.
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