Jesse Minter is introduced as the Baltimore Ravens' fourth head coach, emphasizing teamwork and a peak performance strategy for late-season and playoffs.

The CIAA basketball tournament in Baltimore generated $27 million for the city and celebrates Black culture while also benefiting local minority businesses.

Jesse Minter is hired as the new head coach for the Baltimore Ravens, ready to enhance the team's defense based on his successful tenure with the Chargers.

Laurel Park is being converted from a racetrack to a training facility, a change aimed at strengthening Maryland's horse racing industry and preserving jobs. Pimlico Race Course is also set for renovation.

Zach Eflin signs a $10 million one-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles, after a season marred by injuries. The deal includes a $25 million mutual option for 2027, with performance-based incentives.

Baltimore hosts the Army-Navy football game, featuring pre-game traditions such as the Navy Leap Frogs' parachute jump and the Army marathon team's ball relay.

President Trump plans to attend the Army-Navy football game in Baltimore, amidst discussions on the city's crime, following a public spat with Maryland officials on the issue.

The Bengals defeated the Ravens 32-14, capitalizing on five Baltimore turnovers. Joe Burrow led his team to victory with key touchdowns after recovering from an injury.

Lamar Jackson is ruled out for the Ravens' game against the Bears due to a hamstring injury, with backup Tyler Huntley set to start. Jackson's return is anticipated for the Dolphins game.

The Baltimore Ravens invested $20 million in a new Boys & Girls Club in West Baltimore, offering facilities and programs to enrich local youth, with support from celebrities and local leaders.

Howard County, in partnership with the Baltimore Ravens and the HCPSS, will introduce girls flag football in all public high schools by fall 2026, promoting skill development and inclusivity.

The Baltimore Ravens launched a new retail store, Flock Shop, at M&T Bank Stadium, offering a variety of team merchandise and featuring modern amenities such as self-checkout.

The Baltimore Ravens expanded their 'Flock Friendly Fare' menu to include affordable food options, featuring items like a BBQ chicken sandwich and beers for under $5 at M&T Bank Stadium.