While Angels interim manager Phil Nevin finishes a 10-game suspension, he’ll be able to watch his son, Orioles infielder Tyler Nevin, play in the majors for the first time. After Phil’s suspension ends Saturday, Tyler could be the first position player since 2004 to face a team his father manages. More

The Society of American Military Engineers Chesapeake Post awarded STEM scholarships to Harford County students. More

Learn how to add St. Johnswort to your summer bloom and what bugs are gnawing away at your rhododendron leaves. More

Racial reconciliation will top the agenda as hundreds of Episcopalians hit Baltimore for the church's 80th national convention. More

You know things have gotten weird when a Democratic ad critical of Dan Cox is perceived as a backdoor attempt to win him the GOP nomination. More

Elizabeth D. “Betsy” Barclay, a retired Baltimore County Public Schools home economics teacher who enjoyed gardening and playing cards, died of a brain bleed June 20 at Sinai Hospital. More

The schedule change will affect about 800 subscribers and will reduce the total number of BSO concerts next season. More

Elizabeth M. “Liza” Frank, who had a long career as a mental health counselor and during World War II served as a staff member for the Office of Strategic Services in London and later Paris, died from complications of dementia June 30 at Roland Park Place. More

The Orioles closed out a 2-1 win against the Texas Rangers on Wednesday night for their first sweep since toppling the Washington Nationals in three straight games in late July last season. More

In some places, precipitation could come at a rate of one to two inches an hour, raising the chance of flash floods in low-lying areas. More

The driver fled the scene. More

An Anne Arundel Sheriff’s Office corporal received a sentence of probation before judgement in district court on Wednesday after his guilty plea to a drunken driving charge stemming from his March arrest in Edgewater. More

In interviews with The Baltimore Sun, 15 former subordinates and colleagues at the city prosecutor’s office and the state attorney general’s office described Thiru Vignarajah as a man who punished both men and women for perceived disloyalty and humiliated them in front of colleagues. More

Baltimore awarded more than $7 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds to nine city nonprofits Wednesday, starting the much-awaited process of distributing the money directly to groups not under the city’s umbrella. More

A majority of Baltimore City Council members and Comptroller Bill Henry endorsed sheriff candidate Sam Cogen Wednesday, upping the ante in the first serious challenge three-decade incumbent John Anderson has faced in years. More