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The game looked like it was over. It should’ve been over. A lazy fly ball to Orioles left fielder Ryan McKenna from Matasaka Yoshida in the ninth inning appeared to be the Red Sox’s last gasp in Saturday’s game, but McKenna instead was left staring at his glove in disbelief after the ball bounced off of it and fell to the ground.

Junior midfielder’s 5 goals take No. 9 Falcons to 4-0 with 11-8 victory in Anne Arundel County boys lacrosse

Defending 3A state champ Cougars snap slow start with 5-4 victory at Joe Cannon Stadium

No. 3 Saints impressive in MIAA A lacrosse opener behind Burlace’s hat trick

It’s spring the year before a Baltimore election — meaning consultants, elected officials and their potential challengers are quietly maneuvering to identify viable candidates.

The real estate website pulls in GreatSchools ratings — often misleading homebuyers considering Baltimore City.

Maryland is still on track to set up a marketplace for recreational cannabis sales beginning July 1, but House and Senate lawmakers have differences to work out.

Maya Morton, 23, and her sons were waiting for a takeout order near the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Laurens Street when shots were fired.

Signers expressed concern the event comes just days after a shooter entered a Nashville school with the same assault-style rifle and killed six people.

Maryland lawmakers quietly added $2 million for emergency rental assistance in the final hours of budget negotiations on Friday — a fraction of what housing advocates have said will be necessary to avoid a mounting eviction crisis in the state.

With only seven players available and star Kennedy Umeh away with the US National Team, the Eagles struggle with Long Island Lutheran’s height

This weekend, Bowie State University will name the theater at its performing arts center after the music icon.

Earlier this month, the Maryland Office of the Public Defender raised concerns about conditions at the Baltimore County Detention Center for youths charged as adults — issues ranging from a lack of education to rodent infestations. WYPR reporter Rachel Baye got a firsthand look at those conditions this week during a tour of the jail, and she spoke with Ashley Sterner to share what she saw.

Jurors watched a video of a police interview with Michael J. Browning, a former ranger who is charged with raping two young women who worked for him at Maryland’s largest state park.

A boisterous crowd gathered at the State House to celebrate significant progress this year — a new law will expand coverage for gender-affirming care for people with Medicaid insurance — but they noted that much more work is ahead in making the state safe and inclusive for trans Marylanders.