2022 NFL Draft: Day 3, How To Watch, Best Available Players How many Mountain West players will get picked on the draft's final day? Here's how to tune in and find out. USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 30, 2022
Ravens select Michigan edge rusher David Ojabo with No. 45 overall pick in 2022 NFL draft BALTIMORE — The Ravens drafted Michigan’s David Ojabo with the No. 45 overall pick Friday night, reuniting first-year defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald with one of the draft’s most talented pass rushers. Tribune News Service · Apr 30, 2022
Former Ravens WR Marquise Brown on why he wanted out: ‘The system wasn’t for me’ BALTIMORE — Former Ravens wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown said his unhappiness with his role in the team’s offense led him to seek a trade this offseason. Tribune News Service · Apr 29, 2022
Marquise Brown reveals he requested a trade from the Ravens and that Lamar Jackson totally knew it A classic Hollywood plot twist USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 29, 2022
Ravens take Notre Dame safety Kyle Hamilton with No. 14 overall pick in NFL draft BALTIMORE — The Ravens took Notre Dame’s Kyle Hamilton with the No. 14 overall pick Thursday night, adding a playmaking safety in a mild first-round surprise. Tribune News Service · Apr 29, 2022
Ravens 2022 draft prospect profiles We put together a list of all of the Baltimore Ravens draft prospect profiles from 2022 draft season USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 28, 2022
Johns Hopkins University revises language about founder’s ties to slavery BALTIMORE — Sixteen months after making global headlines with an announcement that founder Johns Hopkins owned slaves, Johns Hopkins University has updated a biography of the 19th-century business tycoon on its website, revising the language in what a university official described as “minor edits” to the information about Hopkins’ relationship… Tribune News Service · Apr 28, 2022
‘Undervalued’ Gervonta Davis Follows Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s Footsteps, To The Irritation Of Some “There are many reasons why a person can't be objective,” said trainer Stephen Edwards, “and it's not all racism.” Zenger · Apr 28, 2022
Ravens add talent in latest two-round mock draft by CBS Sports The Ravens added talented players in the latest two-round mock draft by CBS Sports USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 27, 2022
Artist completes replica of Baltimore’s toppled Christopher Columbus statue. A group is now looking for its new home A Maryland sculptor has completed a replica of Little Italy’s controversial Christopher Columbus statue, and a local group plans to bring it back to Baltimore. Tribune News Service · Apr 27, 2022
Commentary: Supporting caregiving children of wounded veterans My family moved 11 times during the 12 years my dad was in the Marine Corps. After he left active duty, we returned to the civilian world, settling in the Baltimore area. Life after the military was supposed to be calm and predictable. Unfortunately, my dad began struggling with post-traumatic… Tribune News Service · Apr 27, 2022
Anthony Rizzo hits three HRs as Yankees power past Orioles NEW YORK — Anthony Rizzo continues to show why, once the Yankees failed in their attempt at trading for Oakland’s Matt Olson, he was their top choice on the free-agent market to fill their needs at first base. Newsday · Apr 27, 2022
We Own This City, review: Bad cops are everywhere in David Simon’s grubby new detective drama The Wire’s creator digs into a police department drowning in corruption, following the real-life 2015 death of Black Baltimore resident Freddie Grey while in custody The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2022
‘Absolutely staggering’: the true story behind TV’s buzziest new show We Own This City, the anticipated new drama from The Wire’s David Simon, cracks open the story of a corrupt Baltimore police unit fallen from grace The Guardian - US · Apr 26, 2022
Tribune News Service · Apr 26, 2022 Baltimore baristas unionize the first Starbucks in Maryland Starbucks baristas in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood voted Monday to unionize, becoming the giant coffee chain’s first Maryland workers to organize amid a fast-growing national movement.
Tribune News Service · Apr 25, 2022 Baltimore County and others are creating police accountability boards. How strong will they be? In recent years, Baltimore County Police have faced calls for accountability for issues ranging from fatal shootings to traffic stops disproportionately targeting Black motorists to the handling of sexual assault cases.
Salon · Apr 25, 2022 Bernthal on being Baltimore's dirty cop On "Salon Talks" Bernthal reveals he spoke to the real Sgt. Wayne Jenkins in prison, victims & friends for the role
Tribune News Service · Apr 25, 2022 Jon Bernthal channels ex-Baltimore police sergeant as HBO’s ‘We Own This City’ re-creates rise and fall of GTTF BALTIMORE — Jon Bernthal once did knuckle pushups outside on the sidewalk.
Tribune News Service · Apr 25, 2022 Man killed in October by Baltimore County Police was shot in back, attorney general report finds, though shooting was found justified BALTIMORE — The man fatally shot by a Baltimore County Police lieutenant in October was hit in the upper right of his back after first firing at least one shot at the lieutenant, according to a report released Monday by the Maryland Attorney General’s Office.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 24, 2022 Ravens ILB Josh Bynes recalls free agency experience during 2022 offseason Ravens inside linebacker Josh Bynes explained his free agency experience during the 2022 offseason
Tribune News Service · Apr 22, 2022 Maryland's Back River is unsafe for any human contact, state environment officials declare amid wastewater plant problems BALTIMORE — The Back River in Baltimore County is unsafe for drinking, swimming or any human contact, Maryland environmental officials declared Friday amid ongoing concerns about failing systems at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant in Dundalk.
Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 22, 2022 ‘We Own This City’ brings ‘The Wire’ team back to Baltimore for brilliant take on police corruption Epic yet intimate HBO series depicts real-life cases of cops terrorizing neighborhoods and planting weapons and drugs.
Tribune News Service · Apr 20, 2022 Baltimore board finalizes $3.5 million settlement with businesses damaged in Freddie Gray unrest BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Board of Estimates unanimously approved a $3.5 million settlement Wednesday with 68 current and former business owners whose properties were damaged during the 2015 unrest following Freddie Gray’s death from injuries suffered in police custody.
Tribune News Service · Apr 20, 2022 Review: 'Shelter,' by Lawrence Jackson NONFICTION: A Johns Hopkins professor explores the distinct trials and triumphs of Black homeownership in Baltimore.
Tribune News Service · Apr 20, 2022 Mike Preston: The NFL draft is prime time for the Ravens to beef up and get back to their roots BALTIMORE — Nearly two months ago, one of the so-called experts predicted the Ravens top draft pick in 2022 would be a wide receiver, which drew laughter from those who are closer to the team.