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    Under Armour looking into data breach affecting customers’ email addresses
    An Under Armour data breach is believed to have happened late last year, and affected 72 million email addresses, according to information cited by the cybersecurity website Have I Been Pwned.
    Under Armour, headquartered at Baltimore Peninsula, is investigating a recent data breach.
    Angel Reese joins cast of Netflix hit series ‘The Hunting Wives’
    She’s Bayou Barbie and Chi Barbie. Soon, Angel Reese will be Trainer Barbie on Season 2 of “The Hunting Wives.”
    WNBA start Angel Reese will join the cast of the Netflix series "The Hunting Wives as the character Trainer Barbie.
    Every DC, Maryland and Virginia location featured in the new ‘Queer Eye’ season
    Season 10 of Netflix’s “Queer Eye” takes place in the D.C., Maryland and Virginia area. Here’s every local spot featured in the show.
    The tenth and final season of Netflix’s “Queer Eye” takes place in D.C. and includes several notable venues in Montgomery County and Virginia.
    Crows bring gifts to some Marylanders, but murders leave their marks
    Perhaps crows capture our imaginations because we have so much in common. Like other members of the corvid family — jays, ravens and magpies — crows possess a singular intelligence.
    A crow perches on the wall of a parking garage in downtown Bethesda, on Sunday, January 11, 2026.
    National Harbor to get its own Las Vegas-style Sphere
    Sphere Entertainments wants to build a 6,000 seat capacity venue at the National Harbor.
    A rendering showing a Sphere at the National Harbor.
    Washington National Opera finds new home after Kennedy Center departure
    After announcing its departure from the Kennedy Center last week, the Washington National Opera will now set up shop at The George Washington University, plus other venues around Maryland, Virginia and D.C.
    WASHINGTON, DC - DECEMBER 19: Workers adjust the name of the “John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts" on December 19, 2025 in Washington, DC. The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees voted in what they say was a unanimous decision to rename the facility “The Donald J. Trump and The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts”.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: Gov. Moore kicks off MLK weekend at awards banquet
    When Gov. Wes Moore steps onto the podium at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Dinner, he’ll follow a long line of honorees who have paid homage to the slain civil rights leader.
    Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivers his “I Have a Dream” speech to thousands of civil rights supporters gathered in front of the Lincoln Memorial on Aug. 28, 1963.
    This Christian school wants to catch neurodivergent students falling through the cracks
    SOLL Academy aims to educate all kids in one place, regardless of their learning differences. It’ll be a financial headache.
    Allison Schweigman, founder of Seeds of Love and Learning Academy, stands in front of the building that will house her school when it opens this year.
    What to do in Baltimore this weekend: See Jivebomb and an ex-‘SNL’ cast member
    Whether you want to mosh to Baltimore hardcore bands, laugh at stand-up from a former "SNL" cast member or see some local art, we’ve got you covered.
    Fans stagedive to Jivebomb at the Disturbin' the Peace festival at Baltimore Soundstage last year. Jivebomb will perform Sunday at The Ottobar.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: Colonial Players opens curtain on 2026 with a family dramedy
    Colonial Players kicks off the new year with a production of “Other Desert Cities,” a 2011 dark comedy that explores depression, addiction, family and memory. And other events in Anne Arundel County.
    "Other Desert Cities" opens Friday at Colonial Players with, from left, Kaitlin Fish, Stephen Nickens, Rebecca Kyler Downs, James Gallagher and Debbie Barber-Eaton as a fracturing family on vacation.
    She waited two decades for sobriety to be cool. Here’s how she helped kick-start the movement.
    Laura Silverman, a North Bethesda resident, turned her sobriety journey into an international movement for nonalcoholic beverages. Here’s what you can learn from her this Dry January.
    Laura Silverman of North Bethesda turned her sobriety journey into an international community.
    7 things to do in Montgomery County to keep your New Year’s resolutions alive
    You talked a big game on Dec. 31 about the ways you were going to change your life this year. Executing those intentions is another thing. These seven activities happening this week in Montgomery County offer the opportunity to do good on your New Year’s resolutions.
    Maduro’s viral tracksuit has ties to Maryland
    Although there is some debate about the validity of the Maduro image, it hasn’t changed the fact that it has thrust Maryland’s fashion community into the international spotlight.
    Why home maintenance deserves a spot in the annual health and budget plans
    Early and routine home maintenance goes beyond fixing visible damage. It helps ensure a healthy living environment, extends the life of a home and can protect its long-term value, according to real estate professionals.
    FILE - An installer climbs into an attic with parts of a new HVAC system that was installed in a residential home in Fate, Texas, on Wednesday, July 30, 2025
    Commentary: Why I support the quarter zip trend for young men
    As a young teen, Wallace Lane once changed out of his school uniform at a local store before walking Baltimore's streets. Now, he embraces the new preppy quarter zip trend the young generation is wearing.
    ‘Sidewalk joy’: From keychains to comics, small exchanges spark moments of connection
    Many who set up these small neighborhood exchanges say it has one simple goal: to spread joy among the community.
    The Baltimore Trinket Library on Elm Street in the Hampden neighborhood in Baltimore.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: Start 2026 with a hike around a state or local park
    If you’re looking for something to clear your head in 2026, consider a First Day Hike. It's one of seven great things to do in the coming week in and around Annapolis.
    The sand at Sandy Point State Park is ochre, a color caused by the presence of iron ore.
    Streeter: This is going to be a hard year full of hard things. Let’s embrace it.
    COLUMN: This New Year's Day, I'm starting a challenge for myself: Let's focus on the things I can control and not shy away from discomfort.
    Streeter: To the shame of the ancestors, I couldn’t play spades. Until now.
    COLUMN| I never knew how to play spades, the unofficial Black card game, until now.
    Derrick Pittman shuffles the deck as he explains the rules of Spades to Leslie Gray Streeter and Melanie Hood-Wilson in Streeter’s home in Baltimore.
    Kyle Goon: With its rink closing, the Banners hockey team could lose more than a home
    COLUMN: The delayed opening of Mimi DiPietro Skating Center is merely the preamble to the indoor ice rink eventually shuttering in Patterson Park. That will leave the Baltimore Banners, a hockey team of young Black players from struggling neighborhoods, with a logistical headache.
    Baltimore Banner hockey players and coaches race each other in laps around the ice rink at Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena, in Baltimore, Saturday, December 20, 2025.
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