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The Orioles signed Tyler O'Neill to be a reliable power hitter. Instead, he's created a roster dilemma, columnist Josh Tolentino writes.
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2 shot in Laurel during online sale meeting, police say
Two people were injured in a shooting in Laurel that started during a meetup organized for an online sale, according to the Laurel Police Department.
Police investigate fatal West Baltimore shooting
Baltimore Police are investigating the shooting death of a 25-year-old man in the city's Upland neighborhood Sunday evening.
Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman thanks Maryland hometown for ‘very huge heart’
A Baltimore County native, Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman said
Laurel High fights prompt increased police presence around school
Laurel city police chief unveils plan to improve safety at Laurel High School.
‘We are going to get this done’: Mountain Branch owner continues push for data center project
The owner of Mountain Branch Golf Club remains optimistic that he can partner with Harford County to build a data center campus.
Orioles’ Craig Albernaz responds to Ben McDonald’s analytics comments
Here are Orioles manager Craig Albernaz’s answers to every question he was asked about analytics in light of Ben McDonald's comments.
UMBC women’s lacrosse coach Amy Slade is out, players told by AD
UMBC women's lacrosse coach Amy Slade is out after 14 seasons, according to several players who were informed of the decision Friday.
FOX45: Maryland sheriffs sound off after Community Trust Act becomes law
The legislation, a fiercely debated immigration bill, will become law without Gov. Wes Moore's signature.
Police identify volunteer Randallstown firefighter charged with sexual assault
A volunteer firefighter in Randallstown spent his 27th birthday in jail after being charged with sexually assaulting a fellow firefighter.
Indicted Sen. Dalya Attar continues to draw campaign support
State Sen. Dalya Attar continues fundraising and slate campaigning after last year’s federal indictment.
Ferguson eases the door open to redistricting since high court ruling
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson talks with Democratic senators about a special session about Maryland's congressional district map.
Man killed at White House might have lived in Dundalk, records show
The Associated Press and other media outlets are identifying the person killed by U.S. Secret Service Police Saturday evening after opening fire near the White House as Nasire Best, 21.
Retro Baltimore: A divided city observed its first Memorial Day in 1869
In 1869 a divided Baltimore observed its first Memorial Day services with three separate graveyard ceremonies to honor the Civil War dead.
FOX45: Outside money in Baltimore County state’s attorney race raises questions
There are questions about outside groups potentially influencing the race for Baltimore County state's attorney.
3 takeaways from Orioles’ doubleheader: Cowser makes case for playing time
The Orioles split their doubleheader Sunday against the Detroit Tigers with Colton Cowser providing the biggest swing of the day.
$13 million waterfront mansion relisted, making it Anne Arundel’s most expensive listing
A $12.98 million mansion in Severna Park hit the market for the fourth time in four years. It's Anne Arundel's most expensive listing.
Inside Ravens WR Elijah Sarratt’s journey from zero-star recruit to NFL
The long road didn't deter Ravens rookie wide receiver Elijah Sarratt. It shaped him. "I always knew what I was capable of," he said.
Baltimore County targets teen crime with expanded outreach, policing plan
The Baltimore County Police Department said it is adapting its continually analyzing and adapting its strategies.
For Gold Star mothers, Memorial Day is never just one day
Two Maryland Gold Star mothers remember their sons, their service and the meaning of Memorial Day.
Gold Star, gray area: The effort to define which military families qualify
Army pilot Nick Fogle "died in his uniform, on lunch break" — but because he took his own life, his wife doesn't qualify for a Gold Star pin.
Former Baltimore postal worker pleads guilty in check fraud scheme
A former U.S. Postal Service employee from Baltimore pleaded guilty in federal court to charges tied to a mail theft and check fraud scheme.
Ocean City rental fix raises ‘furniture police’ question
Ocean City moved to ease rental occupancy rules after an uproar over inspections, bedroom counts and summer reservations.
Veterans and Military Families Monument opens in Columbia
The Howard County Veterans and Military Families Monument opened on Thursday, May 14, in Columbia.