The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The Orioles don’t seem to care what you think.

Adnan Syed, whose murder case rose to prominence through the hit podcast “Serial,” appeared in court Thursday in Maryland, where a three-judge panel considered whether the victim’s family experienced improper treatment when a Baltimore court overturned Syed’s conviction last year, allowing his release after more than two decades behind bars

BALTIMORE — Lawyers for the state of Maryland, Adnan Syed and Hae Min Lee’s brother argued Thursday morning before the Appellate Court of Maryland about whether that body should reinstate Syed’s 22-year-old murder conviction and order a redo of the September hearing that set him free.

Ravens offensive tackle Morgan Moses said that he had an "amazing" first year with the team

BALTIMORE — A lawsuit alleging that a Baltimore-area apartment management company owned by former President Donald Trump’s son-in-law illegally charged additional fees on late rent payments can proceed, the Appellate Court of Maryland ruled this week.

BALTIMORE — The Orioles will decline an option to extend their Camden Yards lease by five more years, planning instead to secure a longer-term, more comprehensive stadium agreement, according to two people with knowledge of the situation.

BALTIMORE — With the Appellate Court of Maryland set to hear oral arguments Thursday morning in Adnan Syed’s ever-continuing legal journey, observers warn the court’s impending ruling could permanently change how criminal cases move through the court.

Lamar Jackson could soon be a free agent if he doesn't re-sign with the Baltimore Ravens, but former NFL quarterback Jason Bell can't see him leaving the franchise

Baltimore Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta talks about Lamar Jackson and how he believes that he wants to end his career as a Raven.

BALTIMORE — Two of the NFL’s showcase games had the makings of professional wrestling events.

BALTIMORE -- In the June 2010 issue of Applause, his high school magazine, senior Jonathon Heyward wrote that by 2020 his “huge overall dream is to become music director of a major symphony orchestra.”