The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The annual NFL scouting combine started Monday in Indianapolis, and the consensus around Baltimore is that the Ravens should select a wide receiver with the No. 22 overall pick in the first round.

BALTIMORE — Chris Rock’s live performance from the Hippodrome Theatre on Saturday, “Selective Outrage,” will be the first of its kind on Netflix, streaming live from Baltimore.

WFAN's Craig Carton believes the New York Giants should trade QB Daniel Jones (and more) to the Baltimore Ravens for QB Lamar Jackson.

BALTIMORE — In the football coaching firmament, there are wizards — Mouse Davis with his run-and-shoot offense, Hal Mumme and Mike Leach with the “Air Raid” — celebrated more for their schematic innovations than for the games they won. Then, there are adapters: coaches who do not invent the tools…

Bennett would reunite with former Georgia OC Todd Monken...

A Baltimore judge has ordered the public release of a redacted version of the Maryland Attorney General’s Office report detailing the history of childhood sexual abuse in the Catholic church.

BALTIMORE — After Maryland men’s basketball practice earlier this season, Donta Scott sat inside an empty Xfinity Center and took it all in. Thirty pounds lighter and wiser beyond his years, he leaned against a foldout chair placed behind the basket and reflected on life. He didn’t dwell too much…

BALTIMORE — The Orioles removed two longtime noteworthy signs from Camden Yards on Thursday, taking down “The Sun” signage from above the center field scoreboard and the Dempsey’s Brew Pub sign on the B&O Warehouse.

Members of Maryland's congressional delegation announced earlier this week a $2 million grant award to the city of Baltimore to create a plan for demolishing a failed highway construction project that decimated Black neighborhoods decades ago