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The Orioles' new slugger is already winning hearts in Baltimore, coining a rallying cry that honors the team's championship past while energizing fans for the future. Pete Alonso's enthusiasm is infectious, and his teammates are all in.
The Baltimore Orioles refused to quit, overcoming four separate deficits to beat the Tampa Bay Rays in a thrilling 13-inning marathon. Colton Cowser sealed the comeback with his second walkoff home run in two days.
Baltimore Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson revealed he played most of 2025 with a shoulder injury, yet still posted impressive numbers. Now healthy and surrounded by new teammates, the 24-year-old is ready to lead his team back to winning ways.
Baltimore Orioles manager Craig Albernaz took a line drive to the face during a game, but emerged from treatment to embrace the player who accidentally hit him—right after that same player smashed a grand slam. It's a heartwarming moment that shows what true sportsmanship looks like.
Baltimore Orioles relief pitcher Anthony Nunez turned his walk off the mound into a creative gender reveal for his brother and sister-in-law watching at home. The heartwarming moment gave the expecting parents their first glimpse at baby number three.
The Baltimore Orioles might be the biggest baseball team ever assembled, and their players are having fun imagining who'd play what position in football. Turns out their star catcher has legitimate gridiron credentials that include a jaw-dropping tackle.
After a frightening injury earlier this season, Baltimore Orioles manager Craig Albernaz turned a scary moment into comedy gold by donning full catcher's gear in the dugout. His lighthearted response to danger shows resilience and humor can go hand in hand.
After 11 inches of snow blanketed Baltimore, Mayor Brandon Scott launched the Baltimore Snow Corps to connect volunteers with seniors and people with disabilities who need help digging out. Young volunteers can even earn community service hours while helping their neighbors.
Baltimore's Craig Albernaz got hit in the face by a 70 mph foul ball during Monday's game but returned to the dugout minutes later to embrace the player whose bat sent it. The touching moment showed why the rookie manager has already won over his team just 16 games into his career.
A former steel mill site in Baltimore is getting nearly $40 million to become a cutting-edge shipping terminal that will create more than 8,000 jobs. The investment will boost the Port of Baltimore's container capacity by 70%.
Two rugby powerhouses will face off in Baltimore for the first time ever on American soil, in a match that could secure the city's spot as a 2031 World Cup host. The Springboks versus All Blacks showdown this September represents more than just a game—it's Baltimore's audition on the world stage.
The entire Baltimore Ravens organization traded their offices for paintbrushes and hammers to give two beloved community recreation centers a major makeover. Players, coaches, and staff spent the day building, planting, and renovating spaces that thousands of Baltimore families use every week.
Baltimore's new Snow Corps program connects volunteers with seniors and disabled residents who need help clearing sidewalks after winter storms. The city is testing whether neighbor-to-neighbor snow removal can become a permanent solution.
Baltimore just recorded its lowest murder rate in nearly 50 years after a dramatic three-year decline. The city's focus on repeat violent offenders has led to a 34% drop in homicides while keeping communities safer.
A Baltimore teacher turned four scattered community fridges into a coordinated network of 20+ fridges serving thousands. The grassroots effort now feeds neighbors in a city where 28% of residents struggle with food insecurity.
A newly rebuilt Hope Lodge in Baltimore just opened its doors with 34 guest rooms, offering cancer patients and caregivers free lodging while they undergo treatment at world-class facilities. The $10 million expansion addresses a persistent waiting list and saves traveling patients hundreds of dollars per night.
A Baltimore resident is searching for the kind stranger who returned belongings stolen during a car break-in. The mysterious good Samaritan left the items on the victim's doorstep without leaving a name. ---
A Baltimore church ripped up part of its parking lot and planted 74 native trees to fight flooding and cool polluted rainwater. The mini forest is now helping neighbors tackle climate change one raindrop at a time.
After a winter storm hit Baltimore, volunteers answered their mayor's call and transformed into the Snow Corps, clearing sidewalks for seniors and disabled residents for free. One crew shoveled 60 homes and 80 cars in 12-hour shifts, turning tedious work into a joyful mission.
As Johns Hopkins celebrates its 150th anniversary, the institution now supports one in every five jobs in Baltimore and delivers a staggering $19.4 billion annual economic impact to the city. The university and health system have spent over $1 billion with local businesses since 2015, transforming how anchor institutions invest in their communities.
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