Depending on the trajectory of the Angelos litigation, MLB could become ensnared in it. Two years ago, MLB owners formally recognized John Angelos as the club’s top official; John’s ascension to the ...

Peter Angelos, the longtime principal owner of the Baltimore Orioles, died at age 94 on Saturday. The Angelos family announced the news in a statement on social media. The patriarch of the family ...

Peter Angelos passed away today at age 94, as per an official statement from the Orioles and the Angelos family. Angelos had been battling illness for the last few years and had left the public eye, ...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Continuing the legal battle among the family that owns the Orioles, lawyers for Louis Angelos have filed a new motion in Baltimore County Court, seeking to restore his original role ...

SARASOTA, Fla. — Peter Angelos loved Baltimore. And he loved baseball. Those who knew Angelos — the fierce man, the legal titan, the controversial owner — held differing opinions about him. But they ...

The suspension of Baltimore Orioles television play-by-play announcer Kevin Brown earlier this month for commentary he made prior to a game against the Tampa Bay Rays sparked outrage from baseball ...

SARASOTA, Fla. — Orioles chairman and CEO John Angelos said his family, general manager Mike Elias and manager Brandon Hyde will be around for “the long haul,” as the team attempts to have sustained ...

As part of the Orioles’ announcement that Sir Paul McCartney will be entertaining folks at Camden Yards on June 12, Orioles chairman and CEO John Angelos participated in a video conference with local ...

University of Hawaii athletic director Craig Angelos will stay on the job until Dec. 1. “I depart with my head held high, grateful for the opportunity to have been part of this community,” Angelos ...

Craig Angelos, the senior deputy director of athletics at Long Island University, is University of Hawaii President David Lassner’s choice to be the next UH athletic director, it was announced this ...

Marijuana arrests trend downward in America. Yet, scores of individuals remain imprisoned for cannabis-related offenses on the federal and state levels. This underscores the ongoing disparity between ...