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Baltimore Police investigating fatal shooting of local tattoo shop employee in Fells Point Police said 43-year-old James Forrester had been shot once in the chest. Forrester's Facebook page said he is a body piercer at the Baltimore Tattoo Museum and a bassist in local bands.
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Suggs, Mosley and Weddle selected to represent Ravens in Pro Bowl Terrell Suggs approached the 2017 season like none of his previous 14. Knowing it was a critical year for him and the only franchise he's ever played for, Suggs stayed in Baltimore and spent the offseason immersed in the team's workout program. It's the first time in his career he's participated. Through ...
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Ravens DE Carl Davis (shoulder) The starter has no plans to sit out while the team is jockeying for one of two AFC wild cards.
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After record-breaking season, Maryland receiver DJ Moore Maryland wide receiver DJ Moore, who set a single-season school record for receptions in 2017, said hearing that he could be as high as a second-round pick validated his decision.
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Baltimore Mayor Pugh to present Safe Art Space task force's recommendations on Wednesday The task force was formed after the Bell Foundry warehouse was shut down in Station North.
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Ray Lewis on his last dance Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis talks about walking out of the tunnel at M&T Bank stadium for the last time. (Kevin Richardson/The Baltimore Sun)
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Lawyer raises new questions about slain Baltimore detective A lawyer is raising fresh questions about a Baltimore detective slain last month.
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