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Ravens' Jesse Minter Offers Update on Scary Zay Flowers Injury
Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter revealed that wide receiver Zay Flowers suffered a significant injury during training camp.
Ravens waive rookie CB Matthew McDoom to add Jamon Johnson
The Baltimore Ravens waived undrafted rookie cornerback Matthew McDoom, creating a spot on the training camp roster for inside linebacker Jamon Johnson. McDoom spent his first three collegiate seasons at Coastal Carolina before transferring to Cincinnati for his senior year, finishing his career wit
Orioles' Blaze Alexander Shares Injury Update After 18 Missed Games
Baltimore Orioles infielder Blaze Alexander announced an update before a game against the Texas Rangers.
Ranking every position group on the Ravens’ 2026 roster
The Baltimore Ravens filled out their roster this offseason with a number of notable additions in the draft and free agency. Now, with the 2026 season fast approaching next month, position groups will be finalized across training camp and preseason action over the next few weeks. Which of the team’s position groups are the strongest? […]
Rural Health Transformation Program Reporting
August 5, 2026 Mehmet Oz, AdministratorCenters for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesDepartment of Health and Human ServicesAttention: CMS-10949P.O. Box 8010Baltimore, MD 21244-8010 RE: Rural Health Transformation Program Reporting Dear Administrator Oz: The Bipartisan Policy Center appreciates the opportunity to comment on CMS’s proposed Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) reporting requirements (file code CMS-10949). The work the … Continued
Ravens OC Declan Doyle: Ja'Kobi Lane a friendly guy to throw to, has hands like Michael Thomas
Zay Flowers landed a big new contract in Baltimore this week, but he's not the only wideout that the Ravens are excited about for the 2026 season.
Ravens Jesse Minter Says Lamar Jackson Critics Drive Him 'Insane'
Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter doesn't buy into anything that is said about Lamar Jackson.
Maryland’s youth turning over a new leaf? Survey shows positive trends.
Children used less alcohol and drugs in 2024 and reported less depression in the Maryland Department of Health’s 2024-2025 youth risk behavior survey.
Where Zay Flowers ranks among NFL’s highest-paid wide receivers
Zay Flowers’ $35 million annual salary places the Ravens star in a tie for fourth among the NFL’s highest-paid wide receivers
T.J. Tampa is becoming more dependable during Ravens training camp
Mike Mickens says consistency, not occasional highlight plays, will determine which defensive backs earn roles with Baltimore.
Red Sox Land Adley Rutschman in Stunning Al East Blockbuster
The Red Sox just acquired catcher Adley Rutschman from the Baltimore Orioles, per Jeff Passan. The 28-year-old switch-hitting catcher was the first overall draft pick of the 2019 draft. Multiple outlets confirmed the rare AL East Blockbuster with multiple prospects traded in return for Rutschman. The Orioles will receive C Carlos Narváez. Other names include MLB’s No. […] The post Red Sox Land Adley Rutschman in Stunning Al East Blockbuster appeared first on The Lead.
In Texas, a political group bets $6 million on Latino voters coming back to Democrats
Somos PAC is planning an ad campaign targeting three South Texas House districts.
Orioles' Anthony Eyanson: On move to Baltimore
Orioles' Anthony Eyanson: On move to Baltimore
Seven takeaways from Ravens’ first padded training camp practice
Lamar Jackson struggled, Ja’Kobi Lane went deep and Baltimore’s defense controlled the Ravens’ first padded camp practice.
Orioles' Alex Hoppe: Baltimore-bound in four-player deal
Orioles' Alex Hoppe: Baltimore-bound in four-player deal
Parents and politics: Moms of minor children now serve in all 50 state legislatures
Every state legislature now includes at least one lawmaker who is also the mother of a minor child, according to the Vote Mama Foundation.
Ravens’ Free-Agent Signee Retires After 6 Seasons
Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Hakeem Adeniji has retired from the NFL just 1 week after signing a free-agent contract. The post Ravens’ Free-Agent Signee Retires After 6 Seasons appeared first on HEAVY.
Phillies vs Orioles Highlights ⚾️ MLB on FOX
Watch the best highlights between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Baltimore Orioles.
What we learned as Phillies beat rain, Orioles on heels of trade deadline
The Phillies beat the rain and Orioles in Baltimore, with Bryan De La Cruz, Zack Wheeler and Justin Crawford offering encouraging signs.
Larry Hogan: The Constitution is not a tool for partisan politics
Guest commentary: Former Gov. Larry Hogan criticizes Maryland’s special session focused on redistricting — “You do not protect voting rights by weakening constitutional limits on partisan mapmaking.”
Phillies vs Orioles Highlights ⚾️ MLB on FOX
Watch the best highlights between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Baltimore Orioles.
Officials warn of possible measles exposure after infected person visits Maryland
Health officials are warning Maryland residents about potential exposure to measles after an individual from another state visited Maryland while infected.Anyon
Promises made, promises kept: Trucker of the Month Jeffrey Crise
Owner-operator Jeffrey Crise, who runs two-truck A&J Transport & Recovery out of the Baltimore area, prides himself punctuality and service -- with clear dedication to customers.
Best of Baltimore party features city's top food, drinks and entertainment of 2026
Preview the best food and drinks, as well as the best entertainment ahead of the upcoming "Best of Baltimore" party.
Community Spotlight: Charm City Care Connection | Center for Mental Health and Addiction Policy
Charm City Care Connection built its East Baltimore drop-in center around health care, dignity, and belonging.
Orioles Pitching Prospect Caden Hunter Dominates in Double-A Debut
Baltimore Orioles left-handed pitching prospect Caden Hunter has quickly ascended through the organization's farm system.
Oldest Congress ever faces fresh scrutiny over their health
Pressure is building on Sen. Mitch McConnell after more than six weeks away from the Senate with little public information about his condition.
'Cops and Basketball' camp builds bonds with youth through sports
Baltimore County police officers are bonding with kids through basketball drills, games, and meaningful conversations.
A decade later, Ellicott City business owners remember what the flood left behind
Ten years after the 2016 flood ravaged Howard County’s Ellicott City, shop owners on Main Street still remember the tragedy that swept through the town.
Maryland pay dispute could hit local businesses, economists say
Finding money to increase wages in Maryland, economists said, is a complicated endeavor.
2026 MCAP: Howard tops state in science; sees slight gains in English, math
The Howard County Public School System was top in the state for science proficiency on the 2026 MCAP exams but saw only small gains in other subjects.
MCAP data: View 2026 standardized test results for Maryland, schools, districts
View new and historical Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program data for individual schools, districts and the state as a whole and 2026’s statewide achievement gaps.
Lamar Jackson is ‘super confident’ about a bounce-back season
Lamar Jackson enters Ravens training camp healthy, energized and confident that he will rebound from a difficult 2025 season
The curious case of Christian Encarnacion-Strand
The Blaze Alexander replacement has given a jolt to the Orioles’ lineup, but can he be a long term piece for Baltimore?
NFL offseason power rankings: No. 7 Baltimore Ravens had a tough season and got a makeover
Downtown Salisbury projects are stalled. Business leaders blame the mayor.
Salisbury business leaders say Mayor Randy Taylor has slowed or stalled key downtown projects, including a state-backed affordable housing plan and other redevelopments.
Why Derrick Henry’s supporting cast matters more in 2026
Baltimore must strengthen Derrick Henry’s supporting cast to preserve the veteran running back’s explosiveness throughout 2026.
Kickball tournament in Baltimore supports youth sports and community connections
Forever Athletics and Bmore Collective are hosting a kickball tournament at Patterson Park to raise funds for youth sports and foster community engagement.
Maryland candidates should hear from small businesses
Opinion: Maryland candidates should speak to small business owners to learn what they can do to improve the state’s business climate, writes Mike O’Halloran.
Baltimore will turn 911 into more than just an emergency number
Baltimore is rethinking what it means to call 911, and who responds. Callers who don't need police will get help finding social services and healthcare before they actually fall into crisis.
Canceled federal grants hit teen pregnancy prevention in Baltimore, rural counties
The federal government's abrupt termination of teen pregnancy prevention funding last month means the loss of more than $3 million to Maryland programs, which are trying to see if they can still offer young people programming for without federal support.
The false dichotomy between capitalism and socialism in US politics
Opinion: The political debate in the United States over capitalism and socialism is centered on an over-simplified and false dichotomy, writes Dave Anderson.
Hakeem Adeniji, ex-Bengals lineman, to sign with Ravens
Former Bengals offensive lineman Hakeem Adeniji reportedly is returning to the AFC North with the Baltimore Ravens.
Atlanta Braves Announce Jim Jarvis Decision Before Orioles Game
On Saturday, the Atlanta Braves will play the second game of their series with the Baltimore Orioles (in Maryland).The Braves are coming off a 7-6 win on Friday night.Jim Jarvis was not in the lineup.That said, he had one RBI and one run in one at-bat.Atlanta Braves Announce Jim Jarvis DecisionFor Saturday’s game, the Braves […] The post Atlanta Braves Announce Jim Jarvis Decision Before Orioles Game appeared first on HEAVY.
Atlanta Braves Reveal Austin Riley Change Before Orioles Game
The Atlanta Braves picked up a big come-from-behind win against the Baltimore Orioles on Friday evening, and the Braves won 7-6 thanks to a huge 3-run home run by Matt Olson in the 10th inning, which pushed Atlanta’s division lead to 5+ games over the Philadelphia Phillies. On Saturday, the series rolls right along, and […] The post Atlanta Braves Reveal Austin Riley Change Before Orioles Game appeared first on HEAVY.
Health department warns residents after rabid bat discovered in Severn
A bat discovered in Severn on Thursday tested positive for rabies, prompting the Anne Arundel County Department of Health to alert the community.The bat was fou
Former Ravens WR DeAndre Hopkins visits Patriots while weighing coaching
Former Ravens wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is visiting the Patriots while considering a coaching career after 13 NFL seasons.
Ex-NFL Coach Provides Honest Assessment of Ravens’ Lamar Jackson
There have been different opinions on Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson of late, but everyone knows he’s among the best players in the NFL.Last year was an outlier for Jackson since he dealt with so many injuries during the season. That affected his play on the field, finishing with a 63.6% completion percentage for 2,549 […] The post Ex-NFL Coach Provides Honest Assessment of Ravens’ Lamar Jackson appeared first on HEAVY.
Poll: Are the Red Sox for Real?
The Boston Red Sox begin a three-game series at home against the Toronto Blue Jays Friday night, looking to start a new winning streak. The Red Sox lost the nightcap of a Wednesday doubleheader against the Baltimore Orioles — ending the team’s remarkable 15-game winning streak, which had tied a team record last accomplished in 1946. When the streak began, Boston was considered an also-ran in the AL playoff race.
Growing smarter farmers: Morgan State, neighborhoods localize climate science
“Our mission is to create a new kind of farmer,” Farmer Chippy said. “Now we’ve got children out here doing soil testing, monitoring, accessing the … server, so we can plan our planting.”
Beatdown roundtable: favorite almost-signing in Ravens history
Baltimore Beatdown’s staff offers their favorite almost-signing in Ravens franchise history.
Former Vanderbilt Star Diego Pavia Waived By Baltimore Ravens
Former Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia was waived by the Baltimore Ravens ahead of training camp.
McCormick unveils leadership, operating plan after Unilever Foods deal
Hunt Valley-based McCormick & Co. unveiled its leadership team and operating structure for its planned combination with Unilever’s Foods business.
Federal government to spend $5B on AI-powered health, infrastructure research
More than 15 federal agencies will use AI to investigate the root causes of chronic diseases, develop treatments for pediatric cancer, expedite the discovery of prescription drugs and enhance U.S. energy infrastructure, among other related…
Beatdown roundtable: favorite almost-trade in Ravens history
Baltimore Beatdown’s staff offers their favorite trade in Ravens franchise history.
'Street justice’: Maryland’s Squatter King removal business fills area divide
When property owners call Sanchez Deandre Lewis, they are often already locked out.The Maryland contractor, known as “Mikey,” says unauthorized occupants have h
Breaking Down the Orioles’ First‑Round Pick
With the No. 7 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, the Baltimore Orioles stuck to their script and picked another outfielder, this time selecting one of the top high school prospects, Eric Booth Jr. This pick continued the Orioles’ streak of not picking pitching in the first round, with the last one coming all […] The post Breaking Down the Orioles’ First‑Round Pick appeared first on The Lead.
Harmful algae bloom leads to health advisory for T. Howard Duckett Reservoir
Recreational areas will stay open, and boating and fishing will still be allowed, but cyanobacteria can bring risks.
Harmful algae bloom leads to health advisory for T. Howard Duckett Reservoir
WSSC Water has detected high concentrations of blue green algae (cyanobacteria) in the Howard T Duckett reservoir, and has issued a health advisory.
Red Sox beats Orioles 6-5 to end Baltimore's 7-game streak
Caleb Durbin hit a tiebreaking homer over the Green Monster with two outs in the eighth inning, and the Boston Red Sox extended the second-longest winning streak in club history to 14 games, beating Baltimore 6-5 to snap the Orioles' season-best win streak at seven.
Five reasons Lamar Jackson can reclaim the NFL MVP award
It isn't overreaching to expect Lamar Jackson to reach higher levels during the 2026 NFL season.
Orioles Announce Reason for Samuel Basallo's Departure During Astros Game
The Baltimore Orioles removed catcher Samuel Basallo from Sunday's game against the Houston Astros.
Ravens Land Two Young Players on All-Breakout Team
The Baltimore Ravens have two young upstarts on the Pro Football Focus all-breakout team in 2026.
Yankees potential trade target: Yennier Cano
Could the big righty from Baltimore make sense for the Yankees?
KKK flyers appear in Fells Point, issuing threat over ‘teen takeovers’
Business owners found bags of rocks Friday with note signed by a group affiliated with the KKK “Teen take overs should result in teen chain gangs,” the note read. “Try and spit on our faces.”
Pocic Signs with Ravens to Challenge for Starting Center Job
Ethan Pocic joins the Baltimore Ravens on a one-year deal to compete for the starting center role after Tyler Linderbaum's departure.
Longtime Browns Starter Signs With Rival Ravens: Report
A Cleveland Browns starter for the last four years just inked a contract with the Baltimore Ravens. The post Longtime Browns Starter Signs With Rival Ravens: Report appeared first on HEAVY.
What is democratic socialism and how does it differ from forms practiced elsewhere?
Democratic socialism overlaps with social democracy on many policy goals but often advocates for a larger role for public ownership or worker ownership in certain industries, particularly sectors viewed as essential public services.…
Baltimore man sentenced for selling fentanyl in parking lot of Bridgeport business
A Baltimore, Maryland, man was sentenced for selling fentanyl in the parking lot of a business in Bridgeport.
Entertainment lineup announced for Avena Maryland Italian Festival
The Avena Maryland Italian Festival will feature tribute acts and local performers at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen from Sept. 25-27.
Fells Point businesses caught between teen chaos and crackdown
Although the city has boosted police presence in Fells Point, some business owners say those efforts haven’t been enough.
Maryland health officials confirm five new measles cases, urge vaccination checks
# Five new measles cases confirmed in Central Maryland; health officials warn of possible exposure**BALTIMORE (July 15, 2026)** — The Maryland Department of Hea
The 2026 Sports Humanitarian Awards honored Stephen Curry, Jeffrey Lurie, Laurie Tisch, the Baltimore Ravens & more
Tuesday, July 14, athletes and celebrities gathered at Gotham Hall in New York City to celebrate and honor athletes, teams, leagues and members of the sports industry who use the power of sport to make a positive impact on society for the 12th annual Sports Humanitarian Awards.
Ravens Named ESPN’s Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year
The Ravens were honored for their comprehensive work with youth development in Baltimore.
Ravens Reportedly Keeping Tabs on Stefon Diggs
The Baltimore Ravens are among the teams that are reportedly keeping tabs on free agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs.
Politics & Power: Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical calls on Catholics to put human dignity first in age of AI
Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, challenges Catholics — and the world — to think carefully about how artificial intelligence is reshaping human life. Catholic leaders across the Archdiocese of Baltimore and beyond say the message is clear: technology must always serve people, not the other way around.
Businesses struggling as evacuated Glen Burnie office building remains closed
Businesses are struggling amid the temporary closure of a Glen Burnie office building. “If we don’t see patients, we don’t get paid,” one business owner said.
Anne Arundel County launches grant to assist businesses impacted by collapse zone
The AAEDC launched a grant to assist businesses neighboring Empire Towers, a 10-story office building that had its underground parking garage compromised Friday
No relief from the heat as many US cities will see record overnight temperatures
Rising overnight temperatures are creating dangerous health risks across the U.S.
Federal health watchdog reports $5.56 billion in expected recoveries, cost savings
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General said its investigations into alleged fraud, waste, abuse and mismanagement in federal healthcare programs stem from tips submitted through its hotline. During the…
Why we need a new model for global emergency response
Opinion: In today’s environment, political interests and public visibility often determine funding, not urgency or need, writes Chris Skopec.
Business Leader Key to Maryland Buying Preakness Rights
When CDI announced in April its purchase of the Preakness' intellectual property rights, Greater Baltimore Committee president and CEO Mark Anthony Thomas felt it important to unite the community in hopes of keeping ownership of the race local.
Analysis: Wes Moore’s Bronze Star was a political rescue mission
New revelations raise serious questions about the process used to obtain the Bronze Star presented to Wes Moore in 2024 and whether it violated federal law.
Business Leader Key to Maryland Buying Preakness Rights
When CDI announced in April its purchase of the Preakness' intellectual property rights, Greater Baltimore Committee president and CEO Mark Anthony Thomas felt it important to unite the community in hopes of keeping ownership of the race local.
Maryland attorney general sues Education Department to stop school mental health grant cuts
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown filed a new lawsuit to stop the U.S. Department of Education from ending federally funded school mental health grants.
3rd Annual Youth Farmers Market in Hampstead
The 3rd Annual Youth Farmers Market Saturday, at the Hampstead Farmers’ Market on Panther Drive. Every booth was created, managed, and staffed by young entrepreneurs who have developed their own products, pricing, branding, and…
Political expert says Platner’s exit unprecedented in modern Maine politics
University of Southern Maine political science professor Ron Schmidt says he has never seen a U.S. Senate candidate in Maine withdraw this close to Election Day. He compared the Graham Platner situation to the 2024 presidential race, when…
Loyola University Maryland receives $965,000 to expand forensic science program
Loyola University Maryland is receiving $965,000 in federal funding to expand its nationally recognized forensic science program. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley highlighted the program’s impact, saying, “We’ve hired several Loyola graduates who have become valued
Baltimore Orioles' Pitching Squanders Pete Alonso's 20th Home Run
Six more hits still didn't cut it as the Baltimore Orioles dropped Wednesday night's matchup to the Chicago Cubs.
Health officials warn of parasitic intestinal illness outbreak
At least 32 Marylanders this year have come down with a parasitic intestinal illness called cyclosporiasis, the Maryland Department of Health said Wednesday.
Harford health officials warn of possible exposure after rabid fox confirmed in Bel Air
The Harford County Health Department announced that a fox tested positive for rabies, warning that people and pets in the surrounding areas may have been expose
Two Baltimore men charged in Howard County armed robberies that targeted business owners
Howard County police charged two suspects in connection with three armed robberies that took place in June. The targets of these robberies were the homes of loc
SUN | Baltimore, business owners fight Dali owners’ bid to limit liability
Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and a business coalition are pushing back against the owners and operators of the Dali ship, asking a federal judge to reject
Chasen bankruptcy: Baltimore developer grilled by lawyers on business associates
Former Baltimore real estate mogul Brandon Chasen distanced himself from irregularities that appeared in his business empire’s finances during the lead-up to its collapse.
SUN: 4 beaches placed under health advisories in Anne Arundel County
Four beaches in Anne Arundel were placed under health advisories by the county’s Department of Health last week because of high bacteria levels.
Key Bridge collapse: Baltimore, business owners fight Dali owners’ bid to limit liability
Baltimore, Baltimore County, and a business coalition are pushing back against the owners and operators of the Dali.