 Thursday, Jan 3 Scientists thought Atlantic sturgeon had all but vanished from Maryland waters, and efforts to revive the population failed. But there is growing evidence the endangered fish are thriving in the Nanticoke River and its tributaries. More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now |   | |
| Walking around the Coppin State University campus, Florine Camphor looks like a octogenarian cheerleader, wearing a sequin hat, blue suit and gold shirt for the school colors. |
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| Three more officials have resigned from Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Fla., in the wake of a year-long investigation by the Tampa Bay Times, according to a statement from Johns Hopkins Medicine on Wednesday. |
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| The Ivy Bookshop, a much-loved local institution, has been sold to Emma Snyder by former owners, Ed and Ann Berlin. The Berlins, who are retiring, brought Snyder in as co-owner in 2017. |
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| The Terps ended a two-year losing streak against ranked teams and did it at just the right time, since they'll face four more over the next 18 days. |
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| Freshman forward Jalen Smith scored Maryland's last seven points as the Terps overcame an eight-point second-half deficit to beat No. 24 Nebraska, 74-72, on Wednesday night at Xfinity Center. |
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| Which three battles will be key in the Ravens-Chargers matchup on Sunday? |
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| Sure you know he's the youngest quarterback to start a playoff game. But did you know his mother is his manager? |
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| "It's a brotherhood," Ravens rookie tight end Mark Andrews said. "I think that helps this team, makes this team closer. The teams I've been around, the closer the team, the better you are.” |
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| As winter brings on the cold — and sometimes snowy — weather, we search for cozy places to go out and have a warm meal. From fireplaces and hot comfort foods to special drinks and inviting decor, these five restaurants should be at the top of your list this season. |
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