Pete Alonso's MVP season wasted by Orioles collapse
The Orioles signed Pete Alonso to a $155 million deal to elevate their team. Instead, they're squandering one of his best seasons.
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Baltimore news
The latest from Baltimore, Maryland, from the newsrooms that cover it, in one-minute summaries.
Trump kills Obama's Chesapeake Bay cleanup order
The president rescinded a 17-year-old executive order that shaped federal restoration efforts across six states.
8 cards 1m 50sRideshare driver charged with rape of teen
A 36-year-old Empower driver was arrested in Maryland after allegedly kidnapping and raping a 17-year-old passenger.
6 cards 1m 20sICE sent her 2,000 miles from home
Maryland's ban on detention centers forces ICE to transfer immigrants across the country, separating them from families and lawyers.
20 cards 5mOcean City's fall festival lineup keeps summer alive
From music festivals to flying cars, Ocean City has transformed its shoulder season into a major tourism draw.
11 cards 3m7 things to do in the capital region this weekend
Theatre Week kicks off with special deals, plus concerts, festivals and family fun across Maryland and D.C.
7 cards 1m 50sHow we tracked ICE's mass transfers of detained immigrants
The Banner analyzed over a million detention records to reveal how far immigrants held by ICE are being moved, especially under Trump.
9 cards 2mMeasles exposure reported at Ocean City venues
Maryland health officials warn of possible measles exposure from an out-of-state visitor during Labor Day weekend.
5 cards 1mOrioles power past Mets with three-homer barrage
Baltimore sweeps New York behind homers from Alonso, Jackson, and Encarnacion-Strand, keeping playoff hopes alive with nine games left.
12 cards 3mSeven shot in Baltimore, including 3-year-old boy
A shooting in Washington Hill leaves multiple victims with non-life-threatening injuries, sparking outrage from city leaders.
5 cards 1m 30sWhere should MLB put new teams? Ask the Orioles
Baltimore players voted on their favorite expansion cities, and the results are surprisingly practical (and occasionally hilarious).
15 cards 3mUpper Marlboro man sentenced for $20M money laundering
A Maryland man received 8 years in prison for managing a scheme that stole from schools, hospitals, and government agencies.
6 cards 1m 30s 6Maryland theater reacts to Kennedy Center closure
Local artists and leaders grapple with the shutdown of the national performing arts center that shaped their careers.
11 cards 2m 5Police name suspect in Rockville restaurant shooting
Montgomery County Police released the identity of a 21-year-old man accused of fatally shooting another man outside a Rockville bar early Sunday.
6 cards 1m 30s 672-year-old killed in Baltimore County crash
A pedestrian was struck and killed on Owings Mills Boulevard in the Glyndon area Tuesday afternoon.
5 cards 1m 10s 5Hyattsville treasurer stays paid after quitting
Ronald Brooks remains on payroll during transition after resigning amid a major audit revealing the city's fund dropped 71 percent.
7 cards 1m 50sLuminis patients sue over cyberattack data breach
A Maryland hospital system faces a class action lawsuit after a September cyberattack exposed patient medical data stored without encryption.
8 cards 2mBradish sidelined with sports hernia as Orioles injuries pile up
Baltimore's rotation takes a hit as the starter lands on injured list with a serious abdominal issue.
5 cards 1m 20sRavens lose Lane and Flowers to injury
Baltimore's receiving corps takes a hit as rookie standout Ja'Kobi Lane heads to injured reserve with a wrist injury.
6 cards 1m 30s 5Judge orders Baltimore mayor to restore inspector general's access
A Baltimore judge ruled that Mayor Brandon Scott must give Inspector General Isabel Cumming direct access to city records, rejecting the mayor's claims about legal privilege.
7 cards 1m 40sDeclan Doyle's play-calling debut transforms Ravens offense
New coordinator brings fresh wrinkles and old staples to Baltimore's 506-yard outburst against Indianapolis.
12 cards 3mLuminis Health cyberattack leaves patients in the dark
Two Maryland hospitals have been dealing with a cyberattack for over two weeks, with limited information shared publicly.
10 cards 2m 5Lutherville Station redevelopment nears crucial county vote
After seven years of debate, a 325-unit apartment complex near a light rail stop could get state support if the county council approves.
9 cards 1m 50s 5How to protect yourself from rabid animals
Despite alarming encounters this summer, rabies cases are declining in Maryland, but caution is still needed.
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