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Baltimore Ravens land Joe Flacco
- The Baltimore Ravens agreed to a five-year deal with quarterback Joe Flacco late Wednesday night, Flacco's agent Joe Linta said.
Rally for the mentally disabled planned at Rosewood Center
- A newly formed coalition of families with loved ones at an embattled state-run center for the developmentally disabled will rally at the facility today, organizers said.
Going once: Owings Mills estate gives room for family to grow
- Melvyn Goldman was a well-known real estate developer in the Baltimore area for years and years, but he held no project closer to his heart than the home he built for his family in Owings Mills.
- Melvyn Goldman was a well-known real estate developer in the Baltimore area for years and years, but he held no project closer to his heart than the home he built for his family in Owings Mills.
Justin Harper making most of chance with Baltimore Ravens
- As Ravens rookie wide receiver Justin Harper was working with the starters during Wednesday's mini camp practice in Owings Mills, he couldn't help but think about the advice his grandmother, Oddie Belle, once gave him.
It's an all-girls show at Women Artists' Forum
- By Jessica Novak
- By Jessica Novak
Fallen Natural Resources officers honored
- Two former officers with the Maryland Natural Resources Police shared a love of the outdoors and helping people, but in their service both died in the line of duty.
- Two former officers with the Maryland Natural Resources Police shared a love of the outdoors and helping people, but in their service both died in the line of duty.
Ryan back as assistant head coach
- The Ravens will keep defensive coordinator Rex Ryan and promote him to assistant head coach.
Harbaugh brings ethics to job
- When Brad Jackson was a senior in high school in the early 1990s, some well-known college football programs were recruiting the former Ravens linebacker. In the end, though, the Ohio teenager was won over by an up-and-coming assistant at the University of Cincinnati named John Harbaugh. He was struck by Harbaugh’s honesty, conviction and work ethic.
- When Brad Jackson was a senior in high school in the early 1990s, some well-known college football programs were recruiting the former Ravens linebacker. In the end, though, the Ohio teenager was won over by an up-and-coming assistant at the University of Cincinnati named John Harbaugh. He was struck by Harbaugh’s honesty, conviction and work ethic.
Garrett rides out of Baltimore
- With reports circulating Tuesday the Ravens offered Dallas offensive coordinator Jason Garrett their head coaching position, he left the team’s Owings Mills complex yesterday employed by the Cowboys.
- With reports circulating Tuesday the Ravens offered Dallas offensive coordinator Jason Garrett their head coaching position, he left the team’s Owings Mills complex yesterday employed by the Cowboys.
Is Garrett for the Ravens?
- Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Jason Garrett is meeting with Ravens officials at the team’s Owings Mills facility for his second interview to fill Baltimore’s vacant head coaching position.
- Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Jason Garrett is meeting with Ravens officials at the team’s Owings Mills facility for his second interview to fill Baltimore’s vacant head coaching position.
Livne’s optimism bolsters her art
- Beauty and meaning intersect in Smadar Livne’s artworks. Ten years ago, the Israeli native moved to Owings Mills from upstate New York.
- Beauty and meaning intersect in Smadar Livne’s artworks. Ten years ago, the Israeli native moved to Owings Mills from upstate New York.
Concealing outside scars to heal what’s inside
- From acne to burn scars — Linda Seidel gives women and men a chance to forget about their markings.
- From acne to burn scars — Linda Seidel gives women and men a chance to forget about their markings.
Jewish center plans College Fair
- Teens applying to college can find a wide range of information Sunday at the Jewish Community Center’s annual College Fair.