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Monday, Oct 15 Former Baltimore Police spokesman T.J. Smith hasn’t said exactly what his plans are since abruptly leaving the department last week, but it could entail house hunting. | | | |
| Baltimore traffic enforcement officers handed out four $125 tickets at the intersection of Baltimore and Light streets Monday, the first day the new “Don’t Block the Box” fine went into effect for drivers obstructing intersections with their vehicles, officials said. |
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| Many questions remain about plans to demolish or move flood-prone buildings in Ellicott City's historic downtown. What's next? |
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| By email, on Twitter and Facebook, Sun readers seem divided on whether squeegee kids are a problem. |
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| Stanley Black & Decker, which has a Towson-based power tools and storage division, is among the largest unsecured creditors in Sears' bankruptcy filing. |
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| Baltimore lawmakers are set to vote on “Complete Streets" legislation aimed at forcing the city's transportation department to provide more bike lanes, sidewalks and public transit options. City Councilman Ryan Dorsey says his bill will help build the city "around people" instead of around driving. |
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| The Baltimore City Council is poised to tighten restrictions on lobbyists and require the City Ethics Board to post lobbying disclosure forms online for the public to view. Councilman Zeke Cohen is the lead sponsor of a bill that he says will make Baltimore "more transparent and open." |
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| On one of Baltimore's hottest days of 2018, the city baked at 98 degrees, according to the official reading at the Inner Harbor. But it was only 86 in leafy Leakin Park — and the mercury rose to 103 in East Baltimore's McElderry Park and Middle East neighborhoods. |
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| "Saturday Night Live" has used Baltimore as inspiration for several sketches over the years. Whether they were laughing with us or at us, the results are almost always entertaining. |
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| The deadline to register to vote in Maryland's November midterm elections is Oct. 16. |
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