The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

Adnan Syed case: Attorneys for Hae Min Lee’s brother escalate allegations ahead of oral arguments in appeal

BALTIMORE — Baltimore prosecutors and a city judge collaborated behind closed doors to “choreograph” the hearing where Adnan Syed’s conviction stemming from the killing of Hae Min Lee was overturned, attorneys representing her brother in an appeal seeking to restore his conviction have alleged.

Tribune News Service · Jan 24, 2023

Former Ravens safety Ed Reed will no longer coach at Bethune-Cookman, says school won’t ratify his contract

BALTIMORE — In a sudden turn of events, former Ravens safety Ed Reed will no longer be the head football coach at Bethune-Cookman, the Hall of Famer announced Saturday.

Tribune News Service · Jan 21, 2023

Mike Preston: As coordinators depart, Ravens need to take a hard look at coach John Harbaugh

BALTIMORE — Now that the Ravens have made their second major coaching change in two years, the team’s main focus in 2023 should be the direction of the program under head coach John Harbaugh.

Tribune News Service · Jan 21, 2023

Nathan Ruiz: Orioles CEO John Angelos’ unwillingness to answer questions just creates more of them for ‘next week’

In his first public media availability in 332 days, Orioles CEO and chairman John Angelos said he would have another by “next week,” offering to reporters that he would “put all your questions” to bed.

Tribune News Service · Jan 19, 2023

Ravens S Chuck Clark weighs in on staying with Baltimore in 2023

Ravens safety Chuck Clark weighed in on staying with the team in 2023

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 18, 2023

The ‘first first responder’: Mental health clinicians are now taking some of Baltimore County’s 911 calls

BALTIMORE -- Around 8:30 p.m. one Thursday last fall, a phone rang.

Tribune News Service · Jan 18, 2023

Civil rights groups sue Maryland agency over medications prescribed to foster children

BALTIMORE — Civil rights organizations and advocates representing three Maryland teens are challenging the state’s oversight of medical records for foster children receiving psychotropic drugs, according to a new federal lawsuit filed this week.

Tribune News Service · Jan 17, 2023

Gov.-elect Wes Moore embraces Maryland’s Black history as he readies for historic oath of office

BALTIMORE — The inauguration day of Westley Watende Omari Moore as Maryland’s first Black governor is shaping up to look like a walk through history.

Tribune News Service · Jan 17, 2023

Baltimore man tried in court four times for same killing sees all charges dropped

Keith Davis, 31, was accused of fatally shooting Pimlico Race Course security guard Kevin Jones in 2015

Evening Standard · Jan 16, 2023

Baltimore man tried four times for same killing sees all charges dropped

Keith Davis, 31, shot by police, was repeatedly charged over shooting at Pimlico race track in June 2015

The Guardian - US · Jan 16, 2023