Ravens fans have been checking out nightclubs in London this week, planning a “Purple Pub crawl” through Piccadilly Circus and heading to the Tower of London and Parliament.

The chairman of the City Council's Public Safety Committee called for data on drug overdoses to be shared, saying it would help drive the scope of the epidemic home.

Dulaney High School’s main athletic field will be closed for several weeks to allow an underground wire to be unearthed, after a staff member felt an electric current running through a nearby fence.

The Cowgirls of Color, the rare all-female team, will compete in the Bill Pickett Rodeo, the only African-American touring rodeo competition in the country.

A 28-year-old Baltimore man has been arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder in a downtown shooting that was captured on surveillance video last month, according to Baltimore Police.

It’s the first time in two decades that the city’s mayor has had sole authority over who sits on the school board.

Parkville resident orchestrates stadium proposal from hotel balcony overlooking Camden Yards.

Inside the dark warehouse of the Baltimore City Archives, Siobhan Hagan sorts through a dumpster full of old film canisters. It’s a small part of the archives of WJZ television.

Baltimore Sun staff picks for Sunday's Ravens-Jaguars game in London.