Baltimore general manager Eric DeCosta said Lamar Jackson's situation isn't causing the Ravens to look at quarterbacks differently in the upcoming draft, although he did say the team could conceivably take one in the first round.
A Maryland woman spent months conspiring with a neo-Nazi leader based in Florida to plan an attack on Baltimore's power grid, hoping to further their racist mission, law enforcement officials said Monday.
Commitments from 24 players, including three four-star talents and two who flipped their choices, highlight the list of Maryland's early football signees for their 2023 recruiting class Wednesday.
player and no offense, nobody watched the wnba. pete: i look at israel saying we don t negotiate with terrorists and now started doing it and when they do swaps, they get dead israely soldiers back and soon the deals get bad when you re willing to make desperate deals. crazy. we start with a few additional headlines this hour. we move on speaking of bout and the war in ukraine. the u.s. authorizing an auditional $275 million additional $275 million aid package for ukraine, $275 million more. wonder where that s going? the defense department saying the package includes the following: rocket system ammunition, artillery rounds, counter air defense units, generators, and field equipment just to name a few. the biden administration has now sent over $20 billion to ukraine since russia s invasion michigan. 20 with a b.