Todd Karpovich is a sports journalist who writes for The Sporting News. His work has also been featured in publications such as Sports Illustrated, PressBox Media, The Baltimore Sun, USA TODAY, and more. Todd specializes in covering college basketball and NBA games, providing readers with information on TV schedules, game times, and live streams.
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By: Todd Karpovich
Developers who were provided state government loans to provide low-income multifamily housing had tenants who exceeded the age and income limits, according to a Nov. 14 audit of the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development.
By: Todd Karpovich
Maryland Del. Nino Mangione, of Baltimore County, hosted a town hall meeting Tuesday night in Parkton where residents could voice concerns and
By: Todd Karpovich
Once again, Towson University cannot move forward with a new doctorate due to its similarity to a degree program at Morgan State University, the Maryland Higher Education Commission ruled Wednesday.
By: Todd Karpovich
Traffic can gobble up travelers during Thanksgiving. AAA projects nearly 80 million travelers over this year's holiday, an increase of 1.7 million
By: Todd Karpovich
A Charles County man shot and killed his 15-year-old stepson over a dispute about raking leaves on Wednesday.
By: Todd Karpovich
The Baltimore City school system is taking steps to avoid losing federal funding due to unmet requirements under the state's Blueprint for Maryland's Future education reform plan.
By: Todd Karpovich
After being criticized for not standing with the concerned citizens of Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties over the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, Gov. Wes Moore says he…
By: Todd Karpovich, Sun Tns
BALTIMORE — After facing criticism for not standing with concerned citizens in Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties over the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, Gov.
By: Todd Karpovich
BALTIMORE — After facing criticism for not standing with concerned citizens in Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties over the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, Gov.
By: Todd Karpovich, Sun Tns
BALTIMORE — After facing criticism for not standing with concerned citizens in Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties over the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, Gov.
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