Moore, Scott to appear on Fat Joe podcast amid controversy over slur
Fat Joe, the Puerto Rican and Cuban rapper known for hits with Ashanti and Jennifer Lopez, has drawn criticism after using a racial slur on a podcast this month.
Two men sit on a couch holding microphones. The man on the right holds his right arm up in the air. A coffee table in front of them has champagne flutes and a bottle of champagne.
What to know about the Luminis Health cyberattack
It’s been more than two weeks since Luminis Health, which operates hospitals in Anne Arundel and Prince George’s counties, said it was the target of a cyberattack. Here’s what we know.
A cyberattack has affected Luminis Health and its hospitals, Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, shown here, and Doctors Community Medical Center in Lanham, for more than two weeks.
Anne Arundel patients sue Luminis Health after cyberattack exposes medical data
A lawsuit against Luminis Health alleges the company failed to protect patient medical information exposed in a September data breach.
An Anne Arundel Medical Center patient has sued Luminis Health following a cyberattack earlier this month that may have put patients’ personal information at risk. Two other plaintiffs have since joined the lawsuit, which seeks class action status.
A generation of kids suffers as Trump destabilizes immigrant families
The lives of immigrant families have been roiled since President Donald Trump returned to office, with devastating consequences for children’s health.
The lives of immigrant families have been roiled since President Donald Trump returned to office. Norma Gómez, with the Mixteco Indigena Community Organizing Project, distributes school supplies at an event supporting those who care for children with one or both parents in immigration detention.
How The Banner tracked thousands of immigrants held by ICE
The Banner set out to measure how much the surge in activity by ICE under President Donald Trump has changed immigration detention in Maryland.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents escort a detained immigrant into an elevator after he exited an immigration courtroom.
From music to flying cars, Ocean City keeps the summer going with fall events
If you’re looking to zip down Route 50 for a quick O.C. visit between now and Thanksgiving, mark your calendars for these upcoming events, starting with big music festivals.
Aerial view of the Ocean City Inlet.
ICE sent her 2,000 miles from her Maryland home. She’s far from alone.
A Banner analysis of ICE records found that people first detained in Maryland are typically transferred more than 1,200 miles.
D.N.N. in her kitchen in the Frederick area. She spent 10 months in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention at four different facilities.
Possible measles exposure from out-of-state visitor reported in Ocean City, officials say
Maryland health officials are again warning of a possible measles exposure, this time arising from the visit of an infected person to Ocean City over Labor Day weekend.
FILE - Health department staff members enter the Andrews County Health Department measles clinic carrying doses of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, April 8, 2025, in Andrews, Texas. (AP Photo/Annie Rice, File)
Upper Marlboro man gets 8 years, ordered to pay over $20M for role in money laundering scheme
An Upper Marlboro man was ordered to serve eight years in federal prison and pay more than $20 million in restitution for his role in a money laundering scheme, officials said.
An Upper Marlboro man was ordered Wednesday to serve eight years in federal prison and pay more than $20 million in restitution for his role in a money laundering scheme.
Baltimore archdiocese’s church sales earned millions. Abuse survivors may see none of it.
Baltimore Archdiocese church sales have brought in millions, but a court ruling means clergy abuse survivors may never see the proceeds.
Paul Jan Zdunek, who chairs a committee negotiating a settlement for sexual abuse survivors in the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s bankruptcy case.
Hyattsville treasurer temporarily remains on payroll following resignation announcement
Hyattsville’s treasurer is still on the city payroll following an announcement two weeks ago that he had resigned.
Hyattsville Municipal Building
Police identify alleged shooter in Rockville homicide
Montgomery County Police on Wednesday identified Solimani Damabi of Gaithersburg as the man who allegedly fatally shot another man early Sunday outside a Rockville restaurant after they had a confrontation inside the business.
72-year-old pedestrian killed in crash in Northwest Baltimore County
A 72-year-old woman was killed in Baltimore County on Tuesday afternoon when a car struck her on Owings Mills Boulevard, police said.
The Baltimore County Police Department is investigating a crash that killed a 72-year-old pedestrian.
Baltimore deputy police commissioner suspended
The Baltimore Police Department’s deputy commissioner overseeing internal affairs and officer discipline, Brian Nadeau, has been suspended.
Baltimore Deputy Police Commissioner Brian Nadeau has been suspended, the department’s chief spokesperson, Lindsey Eldridge, confirmed.
Strange stories of rabid animals popped up all summer. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Despite some alarming encounters with rabid animals this summer, positive cases are not on the rise in Maryland.
A Townsend's Big Earred bat resting on a rock, Oregon, USA.
After years of fights, Lutherville Station redevelopment faces a pivotal vote
Housing advocates are urging the Baltimore County Council to grant the project a transit-oriented development designation, which would unlock financial support from the state.
David Karceski, a zoning attorney for the Lutherville Station project, fields questions from community members opposed to the redevelopment altogether. Pictured on Wednesday, July 22, 2026 in the Baltimore County Public Library's Cockeysville branch.
Curtis Bay man sentenced to 40 years for 2025 killing of wife in Brooklyn Park
An Anne Arundel County judge ordered Cedric Dion Callaway, 51, to serve 40 years in prison for killing his wife.
Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025 — The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County in Annapolis.
Britain’s Prince Edward will visit a Baltimore high school
The ladies of Western High School are about to welcome royalty, all thanks to their principal’s boss.
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - JULY 3:  Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh hosts young people from across Scotland and the north of England for the Gold Award celebrations for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Palace of Holyroodhouse on July 3, 2026 in Edinburgh, Scotland. King Charles III and Queen Camilla are visiting Scotland with members of the Royal Family for their annual Royal Week from Tuesday, June 30 until Friday, July 03.  (Photo by Jane Barlow - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Duct-taped on a flight diverted to BWI, man says he doesn’t remember any of it
The Banner obtained audio of Layne Lundeen’s first court hearing after he was charged with second-degree assault and disorderly conduct following an American Airlines flight diversion to Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Layne Lundeen was duct-taped aboard American Airlines 618 from Dallas to Newark, New Jersey, after becoming “unruly,” causing it to diver to Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
More Maryland hospitals are removing fallopian tubes to prevent cancer
Area hospitals have begun offering to remove fallopian tubes during other procedures after researchers, including one from Johns Hopkins, found that many cases of deadly ovarian cancer begin in the tubes.
Christine Maple enjoys a lacrosse game with her family knowing she’s got one less thing to worry about. She opted to have her tubes removed after her last child was born to reduce her risk of ovarian cancer.
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