Dan Joerres
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Celebrating Independence Day
From Fort McHenry in south Baltimore, we celebrate Independence Day with you. → Read More
Editorial: Please, wear a mask
If you choose not to wear a face covering, here's Gov. Larry Hogan has a message for you: "Just wear the damn mask." → Read More
Editorial: Ravens give us, and city, a lot to root for
The Baltimore Ravens give us, and the city, a lot to root for. → Read More
Editorial: The Ravens return for training camp
The Baltimore Ravens are back! This weekend, football fans will get their first glance of the new-look Ravens at the team's first public training camp at M&T Bank Stadium. → Read More
Editorial: Hogan to focus on bipartisanship in America
He said he will not run for president, but his ultimate plans may be more impactful. Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced that he has decided against a run for t... → Read More
Ravens past, present support Baltimore in many ways
While the Ravens' performance on the field has not been what we were expecting this season, their performance off the field has a long history of being stellar. → Read More
Editorial: Ravens support Baltimore in many ways
While the Ravens' performance on the field has not been what we were expecting this season, their performance off the field has a long history of being stellar. The team supports the Baltimore community through their nonprofit entity as well as through individual player foundations. No matter what the score is, during each home game, The Ravens Foundation sponsors Honor Rows, which salutes youth… → Read More
Nancy Grasmick pioneering creation of model modern high school
Nancy Grasmick has her sights set on creating a modern high school model for the 21st century. → Read More
Editorial: Grasmick pioneering new modern high school
Nancy Grasmick is best known for her two decades as Maryland’s first female state school superintendent. She is known nationwide for her pioneering policies focused on student achievement and teacher quality. Now she has her sights set on creating a modern high school model for the 21st century. Unlike the high schools we have come to know, Grasmick envisions high schools that are innovative,… → Read More
We're thankful for ... (Part 2)
When Baltimore made international news for all the wrong reasons last spring, Ericka Alston looked past the flames and the disruption and saw hundreds of children in need of a place to go. In four weeks, she converted a former Laundromat into The Kids Safe Zone to provide a safe haven for west Baltimore children. → Read More
We're thankful for ... (Part 1)
As we come to the close of another year and the season of Thanksgiving, we are reminded of some of the things we are grateful to have in our lives and our community. → Read More
We give thanks
As we come to the close of another year and the season of Thanksgiving, we are reminded of some of the things we are grateful to have in our lives and our community. → Read More
Editorial: Join in fun as Baltimore Running Festival celebrates 15 years
Baltimore pride will be on full display next weekend as an estimated 25,000 runners take to the streets of Charm City. Every year, the Baltimore Running Festival pumps $40 million into the local economy, and over the past 15 years, runners have raised more than $11 million for charity. What better way to show your Baltimore pride than to lace up your sneakers with friends and family and take… → Read More
Show your Baltimore pride at Running Festival
Baltimore pride will be on full display next weekend as an estimated 25,000 runners take to the streets of Charm City. → Read More
Editorial: Try something new with Free Fall Baltimore
This is the time to try something new and different in the cultural realm. Visit a museum, take a class in a new art form or attend a performance. This is a great chance to experience exciting workshops, exhibitions, lectures and tours, all available in our fair city. → Read More
Editorial: O.J. Brigance continues to motivate, inspire
O.J. Brigance: "A cure for ALS is not impossible, it just has not been done yet." → Read More
Editorial: Join O.J. for soiree
Having beat the odds, O.J. Brigance is planning A Soiree with O.J. to celebrate his 46th birthday on Oct. 6 at the Hard Rock Café to raise money to support people battling ALS. → Read More
Free Fall Baltimore back for 10th year
Free Fall Baltimore is back for its 10th year, making a vast array of cultural activities in our city available free of charge. → Read More
Editorial: WBAL special coverage of the papal visit
It is this pope's "rock star" status that has so many Catholics flocking to Philadelphia, and even more returning to the church. → Read More
Editorial: Millions expected for papal Mass in Philadelphia
As many as 2 million people are expected to line the Benjamin Franklin Parkway as Pope Francis celebrates Mass at the World Meeting of Families. → Read More