As NFL free agency gets underway, here is the latest on the Ravens signings, departures and notable moves.

An announced sold-out crowd of 72,026 watched Lionel Messi take the field and score a goal during Saturday's MLS game in Baltimore.

New Ravens star Maxx Crosby delivered a nearly 13-minute monologue that served as his farewell to Las Vegas and hello to Baltimore.

Navy came out of the locker room with far more focus and energy and blitzed Bucknell in the third quarter to rally for a 16-12 victory in its Patriot League home opener.

Orioles prospect Luis De Len displayed elite stuff and a level of poise that imbues confidence about his ability to be an MLB-caliber starter.

A standout so far this spring, Grant Wolfram feels stronger and more comfortable heading into his second season with the Orioles.

Baltimore students explored everything but the baking soda volcano at the 2nd annual STEAM Extravaganza hosted at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.

ABCs This Week Guests include U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz, former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren and former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen. Sunday, 10 a.m., WMAR (Channel 2) and WJLA (Channel 7). NBCs Meet the Press Guests include U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations […]

LIMA, Peru (AP) — A bombing at a nightclub in Peru has injured 33 people, including minors, authorities said Saturday. The explosion happened in the pre-dawn hours at the Dali nightclub in the province of Trujillo along Peru’s northern coast, according to a statement from the local Emergency Operations Center. It’s a region that has […]

By DYEPKAZAH SHIBAYAN ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Nigeria’s military killed 45 militants in the country’s northwest region, the Katsina state government said Saturday. The clashes between the military and the gunmen happened on Friday in the Danmusa area of Katsina, the state’s Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs Nasir Mua’zu said in a ...

By DOUG FEINBERG Caitlin Clark is excited to make her U.S. national team debut next week when the Americans play in the FIBA World Cup qualifier in Puerto Rico. It will be Clark’s first game play in about eight months since a multitude of injuries derailed her WNBA season with the Indiana Fever in July. […]

By GREG BEACHAM LOS ANGELES (AP) — Cornerback Darious Williams is retiring after an eight-year NFL career that included a Super Bowl ring with the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams placed Williams, who turns 33 later this month, on the reserve/retired list Saturday. Williams played for Baltimore and Jacksonville along with his two stints in […]

A minor died early Saturday after a fire in a West Baltimore rowhome, according to the Baltimore City Fire Department.

With spring around the corner, Maryland naturalist Carl R. Gold lays out some of the plants some edible, some poisonous that you'll soon see sprouting up.

Opinion: Dels. Vaughn Stewart and Ryan Nawrocki make the case for legislation to ensure inspectors general across Maryland can conduct oversight quickly and without interference.

Editorial: Amid a tough season for Maryland watermen, it's worth a reminder that Chesapeake Bay oysters deserve a place at the dining room.

The debate over direct-to-consumer ads dates to 1997.

Reader commentary: Maryland should not allow wine, beer and liquor products to be sold in grocery stores.

For several years, wellness and nutrition influencers have promoted a process called retrogradation.

Opinion: The Iran conflict is part of a much larger geopolitical contest unfolding before our eyes, writes Armstrong Williams.

Mexican-American singer Lila Downs bridges two cultures.

This is the "best bloom year" since 2016, according to the National Park Service.

State lawmakers have pitched an unusual new gambling option in Maryland: allowing people to wager on previously run horse races.

Opinion: New nominee for education inspector general has the experience needed for the important post, writes Attorney General Anthony Brown.

A Stockton woman caring for two brothers with leukodystrophy warns proposed DDA changes could slash pay, worsen staffing, and force families into facilities.