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 Saturday, Jan 5 Members of the Baltimore City Council heard a barrage of concern, frustration and outright opposition to the mayor's selection of Joel Fitzgerald as police commissioner, as a public hearing began at City Hall Saturday. |   | |
| Checkpoint operations are continuing in a routine manner Saturday at the Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport amid reports of mass numbers of TSA agents calling out sick during the government shutdown. |
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| Food stamps for 38 million people face reductions and $140 billion in tax refunds could be delayed if the government shutdown stretches into February, |
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| After missing 10 of its first 13 shots and falling behind Rutgers early by six, Maryland closed the first half on a 33-6 run en route to a 77-63 road victory. |
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| What makes the Ravens offense difficult to stop — the novelty of the play calls, the threat of an athletic quarterback as a runner — is also what will force it to evolve. |
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| When you watch Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, it’s easy to be mesmerized by his video-game cuts or his uncanny tendency to deliver sensational plays immediately after he’s made mistakes. Maybe it's just as important that Jackson is a nice person. |
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| The Baltimore County executive's statement came the day after residents packed a community meeting in Perry Hall on Thursday night to discuss crime. |
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| An Army veteran from Baltimore accused of fatally stabbing a black man with a sword in Times Square in 2017 told a Manhattan judge Friday he intends to plead guilty — but not while he’s taking pain medication for his broken foot. |
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| Wanda Draper is retiring as the executive director of Baltimore's Reginald F. Lewis Museum to spend more time with her family; her last day will be Feb. 12. |
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| The city built a municipal stadium by degrees, and called it by several different names. |
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