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Monday, Jan 28 An injection of arctic air is expected to move across the Baltimore region this week, bringing ice, a few inches of snow and some of the coldest temperatures this year, forecasters say. | | | |
| Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh has already amassed a $1 million campaign fund, much of it raised over just three days this month. That puts up a barrier for potential challengers to her re-election to overcome, along with the power of incumbency. |
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| Dave Durian, former WBAL anchor and talk sh host, dies |
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| New Maryland football coach Michael Locksley received commitments this weekend from two players from Georgia and one from Minnesota, but lost three-star quarterback David Summers to Syracuse. |
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| Plans to develop a plot of land in Baltimore's Westfield neighborhood has residents organizing to protect an old graveyard they say is threatened by the project. |
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| The AFC won its third in a row over the NFC on Sunday in Orlando during a Pro Bowl played under a steady downpour. |
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| Saturday's Orioles FanFest marked the public beginning of a new era of Orioles baseball under new executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias and manager Brandon Hyde. And it just so happens to be driven at this point by the main commodity the event is built on: hope. |
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| Park rangers opened the Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine Sunday to visitors as the 35-day partial government shutdown came to an end last week. The gates to the park at 2400 East Fort Avenue were unlocked at their normal time, 9 a.m. |
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| Two masked gunmen robbed the McDonald’s in Hampden Sunday evening, according to police. |
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| No. 13 Maryland's 78-67 loss to Illinois Saturday at Madison Square Garden could signal some problems ahead for the Terps as they head toward a tough part of their Big Ten schedule. |
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| Gov. Larry Hogan needs to stop pretending he doesn't know anything about the Kirwan Commission and its findings about the adequacy of state support for education. |
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