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 Monday, Nov 19 A whistleblower within the Baltimore Police Department flagged investigators to corrupt members of the Gun Trace Task Force years ago — crucial information that later helped launch the federal racketeering case that took down an entire squad of crooked officers, new documents show. |   | |
| The Orioles introduced their new general manager, Mike Elias, on Monday. Elias emphasized that "the plan is simple. We're going to build an elite talent pipeline." |
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| At least one Carroll County resident is upset after finding Klu Klux Klan flyers on his property this weekend in the Eldersburg neighborhood of Avonshire Woods. |
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| In the CBS broadcast, a wad of spit appears to fall from Marshal Yanda's mouth as he stands over Vontaze Burfict. |
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| Baltimore residents on the panel that reviews police brutality and abuse allegations will not be required to sign confidentiality agreements, possibly ending a months-long standoff between the city’s law department and the Civilian Review Board. |
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| The Baltimore City Council will hold two days of hearings in January on the nomination of Fort Worth police chief Joel Fitzgerald to be police commissioner, setting up a final up or down vote by the end of that month, the council president's office said Monday. |
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| With the Orioles parting ways with longtime manager Buck Showalter, the organization must decide who its field general of the future will be. |
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| Former University of Maryland football coach DJ Durkin told a task force that president Wallace Loh resisted his call to make players widely available for interviews by a consultant examining the heatstroke death of teammate Jordan McNair, according to multiple sources. |
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| The family of a then-6-year-old girl who was electrocuted at the MGM National Harbor resort just outside Washington plans to sue. |
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