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    Don’t drink and drive: Here’s how to get a free ride home this Halloween weekend
    A local nonprofit is offering free rides this Halloween weekend to help keep revelers safe.
    SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 7: The Lyft logo is displayed on a car on March 7, 2019 in San Francisco, California. On-demand transportation company Lyft has filed paperwork for its initial public offering that is expected to value the company at up to $25 billion. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
    Under Armour’s old Tide Point headquarters loses its buyer
    Under Armour reached a tentative agreement in summer 2025 to sell its former Tide Point headquarters in Locust Point to Baltimore developer Mark Sapperstein of 28 Walker Development. But that deal never formally closed, and Sapperstein confirmed that he is no longer under contract to purchase it.
    Baltimore developer Mark Sapperstein confirmed Wednesday that he is no longer under contract to purchase Under Armour’s former Tide Point headquarters in Locust Point.
    Following Anne Arundel teen’s death on e-moto, advocates call for more state rules
    Cycling safety advocates are renewing their call for tighter regulations on electric motorcycles and similar devices after a 14-year-old died while riding one in Anne Arundel County last week.
    Jon Korin, president of Bicycle Advocates for Annapolis & Anne Arundel County, stands with his bike near the Baltimore & Annapolis Trail in Severna Park on Thursday, Oct. 29 2026.
    Family of autistic Columbia man killed by police sues Howard County
    A lawsuit was filed Thursday in federal court against Howard County and three police officers in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Alex LaMorie, a Columbia resident with autism.
    Mementos and photographs of Alex LaMorie, the 25-year-old autistic man who was fatally shot by Howard County police, were displayed Thursday during a news conference at Brown, Goldstein & Levy, LLP.
    In an unusual move, Baltimore takes an equity stake in a local watchmaking company
    Baltimore’s economic development arm recently invested $275,000 in the Baltimore Watch Company.
    Baltimore’s economic development arm recently invested $275,000 in the Baltimore Watch Company.
    Are players or coaches more at fault for late-game struggles? | Banner Ravens Podcast
    Baltimore’s fourth-quarter issues have now carried over to Jesse Minter’s tenure.
    The decisions ahead of the Orioles: Pending free agents, arbitration cases, contract options
    The Milwaukee Brewers won the World Series on Wednesday night, which means the baseball world transitions swiftly into offseason mode.
    Baltimore Orioles first baseman Pete Alonso (25) raises his glove to wave to Orioles fans in the crowd at the conclusion of their final home game of the season, a win against the Toronto Blue Jays, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Md. on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
    Orioles closer Ryan Helsley to exercise $14M player option for 2027
    Ryan Helsley’s free agent market would likely have been capped due stints on the injured list.
    Orioles pitcher Ryan Helsley points to the sky after securing the final out on opening day against the Minnesota Twins in 2026.
    Montgomery County doubled its number of 5-star schools. Here’s where to find them.
    The latest Maryland School Report Card shows that 36 of 207 Montgomery County Public Schools earned top marks, up from 18 campuses the year prior.
    Ritchie Park Elementary is one of Montgomery County’s top-rated schools.
    What to do this weekend, including so many Halloween dance parties
    Whether you want to celebrate Halloween with a dance party in Baltimore, go to the opera in Annapolis or attend Howard County Pride Festival, we've got you covered.
    Halloween night party in Londonderry, Northern Ireland
    The way Maryland rates schools is about to change
    Maryland is changing how it rates schools. The state school board president says current ratings reflect little more than students’ socioeconomic status.
    Students arrive to Nottingham Middle School for the first day of school on Monday, Aug. 26, 2024 in Rosedale, MD.
    From offensive penalties to red-zone defense, the Ravens have these 5 flaws to fix
    The Ravens have plenty of issues besides quarterback Lamar Jackson’s health. Here are five potentially fatal flaws as they prepare to face the Buffalo Bills.
    Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry rushes up the middle in a game against the Cincinnati Bengals in Baltimore on Sunday.
    7 things to do in the capital region, from a horse show to a drive-in finale
    Things to do across the capital region this weekend include a horse show, the last chance to catch a drive-in movie and more.
    The Song Dog Farm Distillery in Boyds, Md. The distillery and farm, which sits on 29 acres of land, produces bourbon, rye whiskey, vodka, gin, and seasonal liqueurs, as well as cocktails, spirits and tastings at the bar. Wheat, corn, rye and barley are grown here to make the spirts.
    Do you believe in ghosts? Haunting stories at Strathmore recount the mansion’s history.
    Regardless of whether you believe in ghosts, anecdotes about spirits haunting the Trawick Mansion at Strathmore help to paint a picture of one of the county’s oldest arts centers.
    Hattie Corby
    Without explanation, Prince George’s council pulls auditor appointment in final days of session
    The Prince George's County Council appears to have abandoned its decision to appoint Marcel Emerson as the new county auditor, at least for this year.
    Prince George’s County Council Chair Krystal Oriadha, center, takes her leave after joining a live recording of NPR’s The Politics Hour at the Publick Playhouse in Hyattsville, Md. last week.
    Jawando and Wells on choosing a new police chief, officers in schools
    Here's where the Montgomery County executive candidates stand on three key public safety questions.
    Montgomery County Executive candidates Will Jawando and Esther Wells spoke to the Banner days before the midterm election about critical public safety issues affecting the county.
    What to know about Justin Tucker’s return to the NFL and the allegations against him
    The longtime Ravens kicker, who was suspended by the NFL following a Banner investigation that revealed 16 massage therapists had accused him of inappropriate conduct, has not played since 2025.
    Baltimore Ravens' Justin Tucker watches from the sidelines during the first half of a preseason NFL football game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Friday, Aug. 9, 2024, in Baltimore.
    Ravens’ Lamar Jackson is full participant in practice, increasing likelihood of return vs. Bills
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was a full participant in practice Wednesday for the first time since suffering a high-ankle sprain on Oct. 4.
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) hands off to running back Derrick Henry (22) as the team hosts the Tennessee Titans on Oct. 4.
    Justin Tucker is returning to the NFL. His accusers are furious.
    Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, who was accused by 16 women of inappropriate sexual misconduct during massage therapy, has been signed by the Kansas City Chiefs.
    Baltimore Ravens place kicker Justin Tucker leaves the Helping Up Mission shelter after the team’s 21st annual coat giveaway on Monday, November 11, 2024.
    What to know about the federal gender identity lawsuit against Anne Arundel schools
    What to know about the Trump administration’s lawsuit brought against Anne Arundel County Public Schools.
    The U.S Department of Justice sued Anne Arundel County's Board of Education, alleging that the school system has allowed students to change their gender without parental knowledge or consent.
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