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We bid farewell to the luminaries we lost this year.
Just in time for the playoffs, the Baltimore company designed augmented reality game Tilt The Ice.
The New York Jets linebacker returns home to give back to the community.
So maybe our 14 high school picks for 2014 aren't legends yet, but it's only a matter of time.
Locals bars are getting into the Olympic spirit with drink and food discounts.
Howard County’s Tatyana McFadden returns to her native Russia to compete in the Winter Paralympics.
There’s another sports champion in town—and they shouldn’t be overlooked.
An inside look at the behemoth athletic company and how it’s affecting Baltimore.
Are there really more youth sports concussions these days, or does it just seem that way?
The gear company goes back to its innovative roots with a new spring line.
An assistant coach for Towson University’s basketball team (alas, 0-17 at press time) also happens to be Bill Murray’s son
A new concession company brings changes to Camden Yards.
Has the talented but well-traveled skipper finally found a permanent home in Baltimore?
For you neophytes, that would be mixed martial arts, a new sport for Maryland personified by the colorful John Rallo.
The Ravens' Kelly Gregg brings a hard-nosed, old-school work ethic to his game. Just the way the Ravens fans like it--and just the way his father taught him.
In an age of athletic steroid scandals, white-collar bodybuilders are giving the sport a good name.
Even pacemakers and bad knees can't bench the die-hard players in Baltimore's adult hockey leagues.
Fantasy football’s popularity means more women are finding themselves “widowed” on Sundays—but some are joining in.
From Brooks to Tejada, 50 Glorious Years of Orioles History
Until our town gets another professional football team, we’ve got the semi-pro Baltimore Bears, a bunch of working guys who play the game for the glory, the dreams, and the hits.
