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For Orioles, keeping top prospects like Austin Hays in minors is clearest sign yet that development trumps winning

In sending Austin Hays out of major league camp despite his standout spring performance, the Orioles made the clearest indicator yet that even fielding the best or most exciting major league team possible won't get in the way of the player development plans they're putting in place.

Orioles' Mike Wright gives up three home runs in 5-3 Grapefruit League loss to Yankees

Orioles right-hander Mike Wright isn't as green as he once might have been about what it takes to solidify a major league role, but said he felt good Sunday despite allowing three home runs in a 5-3 loss to the New York Yankees.

Two adults found dead after barricade situation in Edgemere home, Baltimore County police say

Police said Sunday morning that it was a “family disturbance.”

Police: Woman dead after three-vehicle crash in Linthicum

A Baltimore woman died Sunday morning after her vehicle collided with two others in Linthicum, police said.

Man fatally shot in the head in West Baltimore

The shooting took place in the 300 block of Mount St.

Sex traffickers target young women and children in Baltimore found in these ‘hot-spot’ locales

Baltimore’s Human Trafficking Collaborative hosts an event next month to help people who are typical targets for being forced into labor and sexual exploitation. The year-old organization has one major hurdle: people who are most vulnerable often don’t know it until it's too late.

Towson women's basketball secures first NCAA tournament bid in program history

The Towson women’s basketball team is headed to the first NCAA tournament in program history. The fourth-seeded Tigers completed their improbable run to the Colonial Athletic Association championship by upsetting second-seeded Drexel, 53-49, on Saturday.