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Trump tariffs mean uncertainty for booming Port of Baltimore

Wednesday, Aug 15

The Port of Baltimore is off to a booming start this year, but its business could be deeply affected if President Donald Trump's tariffs lead to an escalating trade war.

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Report on church abuse in Pennsylvania calls into question actions of Baltimore's Keeler

An explosive grand jury report on pervasive child abuse in the Catholic Church in Pennsylvania has called into question the actions — or inactions — of late Baltimore Cardinal William H. Keeler, who previously was hailed for his transparency in handling abuse cases.

Schmuck: After Jordan McNair's death, why isn't Maryland athletic director Damon Evans on leave, too?

Jordan McNair's death happened on Evans’ watch, too, and when he walked to the podium and introduced himself as the “new” athletic director, he forgot to mention that he used to be the deputy athletic director under Kevin Anderson.

Meet the commission reviewing Maryland's football program

Members of the commission include Charlie Scheeler, a former prosecutor who served as lead counsel during the investigation of steroid use in Major League Baseball.

What you need to know about the Maryland football scandal involving DJ Durkin and the death of Jordan McNair

Here's what you need to know about the University of Maryland football scandal surrounding Jordan McNair's death.

Baltimore police officer who was shown on video beating man is charged with assault and turns himself in

A Baltimore Police officer has been charged with assault and misconduct in office following an incident Saturday in which he was captured on video repeatedly punching a man.

Rodricks: Buses, racists and bridging the Baltimore city-suburban divide

Since the Freddie Gray unrest, the divide between Baltimore and its suburbs seems to have grown.

Study: Maryland is among states with the fewest alcohol-impaired driving deaths

Maryland has fewer alcohol-impaired driving deaths than most states.

Still adjusting to right field, Orioles' Adam Jones offers praise for 'poised' Cedric Mullins

Orioles outfielder Adam Jones said he feels "fine" in right field and called Cedric Mullins poised after the Orioles' 6-3 win over the Mets on Tuesday.

Gallup: Americans favor more regulation of internet sites, but not bans on content

There are a lot of mixed messages in a new Gallup-Knight poll about American attitudes toward internet sites like Facebook. But one thing is clear: Americans are uncomfortable with letting CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg operate without the kinds of regulations broadcasters in the U.S. face.

College traditions in the Baltimore area

Maryland is home to more than a dozen colleges and universities, each of which has its own distinct traditions. From chants, to shrines and rubbing statues for good luck, these are among...