By Bo Smolka
Change is coming at the top of the Ravens’ organization, but not until next season.
Tag: football
Steve Bisciotti: Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome Will Retire After 2018 Season
Justin Tucker Shows Off His Pipes, Wins NFL Talent Show on CBS
We all know Justin Tucker can sing with the best of them, and now he’s got an award to show for it.
Vikings’ Stefon Diggs, Other Former Terps Shine During NFL’s Divisional Round
By Luke Jackson
The biggest catch of former University of Maryland wide receiver Stefon Diggs’ career was also perhaps the best moment in Minnesota Vikings history. Diggs sent the Vikings to the NFC championship game with a 61-yard catch-and-run as time expired against the New Orleans Saints Jan. 14.
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: A Push to Shield the City’s Homeless from the Cold; Edgewood Shooter Indicted on Murder Charges; and More
Baltimore intensifies efforts to get homeless indoors during extreme cold — Baltimore Sun
Grand jury indicts Elkton man in workplace shooting that killed 3, injured 2 — WBAL-TV
16-year-old identified as Baltimore’s first homicide victim in 2018 — ABC2
Ravens Felt Like They Had Something Special This Season — BaltimoreRavens.com
Forward Press — Baltimore magazine
Monday Morning Headlines: Ravens Still Playoff-Bound with Win Over Browns; Theft Case Offered Hints About Corrupt BPD Officer; and More
Betsy DeVos To Deliver Keynote Address For University Of Baltimore — CBS Baltimore
Before promotion to Gun Trace Task Force, Baltimore detective was ensnared in $11,000 theft case — Baltimore Sun
Ravens remain on path to playoffs, thanks to NFL’s best big-play defense — ESPN
Authorities Identify Man Arrested After Pursuit, Shooting Spree — WBAL
How Right-Wing Sinclair Plans to Take Over Local TV — The Real News
Monday Afternoon Headlines: First Code Blue Alert of the Season Upon Us; Large Development in the Works for Poppleton; and More
Code blue alert issued in Baltimore for Tuesday into Wednesday — WBAL-TV
After 13 years, West Baltimore mega-development begins to take shape — BBJ
Ravens fail to stamp themselves as legitimate contenders in falling to Steelers — ESPN
Grave Concerns: Will Detective Suiter’s death bring Commissioner Davis down? — Baltimore Beat
MTA Administrator: Police Will ‘Remain Extra Vigilant’ After Attempted NYC Attack — WBAL
Monday Morning Headlines: Ravens Drop the Ball Late Against Pittsburgh; Shopping Local for the Holidays; and More
34 Things to Do in Baltimore, Maryland — Travel and Leisure
Made In Baltimore Pop-Up Shop Encourages Local Gift Buying — CBS Baltimore
Ravens squander late 11-point lead, lose, 39-38, to Steelers on last-minute field goal — Baltimore Sun
Pro wrestler from Baltimore arrested in FL — ABC2
More than 850 gallons of magnesium hydroxide leak into a Baltimore river — AP
Monday Morning Headlines: Mayor’s Christmas Parade Warms Hampden; Ravens Take Down Lions; and More
Local Firefighter Murdered In Upper Fells Point Apartment — CBS Baltimore
Mayor’s Christmas Parade in Hampden brings warm cheer — Baltimore Sun
Five Observations From Ravens’ Win Vs. Lion — PressBox
Buckley Takes Oath As Annapolis Mayor Today — WBAL
Baltimore Police, community participate in 3rd Annual Police Unity Bowl — Fox45
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Where to Put Your Money on Giving Tuesday; Ravens Remain in the Playoff Hunt; and More
22 Baltimore Nonprofits To Support On Giving Tuesday — Patch
East Baltimore family grateful for fire rescuers — WBAL-TV
Harford County inmates targeted for deportation — ABC2
Ravens keep it ugly in beating Texans to remain in the playoff hunt — ESPN
Councilman lobbied the mayor to steer slots money to Shomrim patrol vehicle — Baltimore Brew
Ray Lewis Named as Hall of Fame Semifinalist, but is Also Being Sued
Yesterday was an overall great day for Ray Lewis, who’s now a step closer to crossing into official legendary territory as a Pro Football Hall of Famer. Unfortunately, no (allegedly) broken endorsement deal goes unpunished.
