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Wellington Aracena and Cameron Foster fit the mold of what the O’s are looking for at the deadline.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott celebrated the new workforce development initiative, launched Thursday in the Park Heights neighborhood where he grew up, as a means to train workers to fix the city's aging infrastructure.

Laureano hit three home runs during a four-game series in Cleveland and could be a coveted trade chip for the Orioles.

You probably should watch out for the speed cameras on the JFX, but remember that the waters of the Jones Falls helped create Baltimore’s famed — and fast — clippers ships, says letter writer Stan Heuisler.

Aberdeen hitting coach Zach Cole broke down how these well-regarded players have fared and what success in the second half would look like for each.

The righty threw 37 pitches through two innings in a rehab assignment in Aberdeen.

Here’s a look at the highlights from the Ravens’ second day of training camp in Owings Mills.

Before the game, interim manager Tony Mansolino said Baltimore wouldn’t have a set replacement at closer; instead, the Orioles will rely on matchup-based decisions in late-game scenarios.

Overreacting to what we saw and heard on Day 1 at The Castle.

DeBrun was committed to play at Vanderbilt.

To replace Bautista on the active roster, the Orioles promoted right-hander Kade Strowd.

The Harbaugh Coaching Academy focuses on caring for those you lead. Why visit the most divisive president in modern history, then?

Where Holliday was a year ago is worth remembering because the Orioles will rely on more prospects to continue growing, even if their early showcases leave something to be desired.

The Ravens quarterback wants to improve on his historic 2024 season.

Check in for updates from the first day of Ravens training camp.

Although his VISA had expired, Pastor Daniel Fuentes Espinal was attempting to obtain a green card.

We get it. The real questions can only be answered in January. But try to live in the moment anyway.

Which teams will be calling Mike Elias the most over the next few days?

The Maryland Transit Administration has an unprecedented $2.8 billion backlog of rehabilitation projects, according to a new report, but the agency is confident that it has the money to fund the work in the coming years.

People love to complain about Baltimore’s bagel scene, but there are plenty of options if you know where to look.