Here is The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro girls cross country, including Runner of the Year, Coach of the Year, and first and ...

Baltimore and its youth live with the consequences of the damaging narratives about the city, writes high school students ...

Here are The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro girls soccer selections, including Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, and first ...

Mervo football’s Jaylin Solomon is the The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro football Offensive Player of the Year after a spectacular 2025 campaign.

As allegations swirl that a paramedic masturbated with his colleagues’ food and property, members of the Baltimore County Fire Department are being kept out of the loop and left to assess their own ...

Following concern and public outcry among Baltimore County’s immigrant communities, two Baltimore County Council bills aim to protect people who are not citizens from enforcement actions and ...

After a Baltimore County paramedic was accused of masturbating with and urinating on coworkers’ food and personal items, officials say the risk of disease transmission appears low. But the ...

Here’s how The Baltimore Sun sports staff views the outcome of Sunday’s Week 14 game between the Ravens and Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore: Ravens 23, Steelers 14: Look for the Ravens to ...

The stove is heating up. With the MLB winter meetings underway, free agency is expected to get moving — and many eyes are on the Orioles, who have been rumored to be in the mix for several ace-caliber ...

Lamar Jackson played his best game since late October. There are still some things lacking, but he threw a 28-yard touchdown pass to receiver Zay Flowers in stride in the second quarter, and there ...

Baltimore lawmakers will hold a hearing to probe issues with the city’s aging emergency communications system, City Council President Zeke Cohen said Monday, months after an in-custody death during a ...

The three Baltimore Police officers who fatally shot a member of West Baltimore’s arabbing community in June will not face charges, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown said Tuesday.