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 Friday, Nov 9 Major delays are expected on Interstate 895 beginning later this month and continuing for the next three years, as the Maryland Transportation Authority limits the expressway to one lane in each direction for a $189 million replacement of the bridge north of the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel. |   | |
| A near-record amount of rainfall this year could crimp the supply of oysters this shucking season, and concerns for the mollusk population go well beyond this winter. More intense storms expected as climate changes could threaten oysters dependent on salt water. |
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| Groups like Baltimore's Digital Harbor Foundation are working to build legions of coders to help young people build a pathway to the middle class — or better — in the innovation economy. |
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| With the Ravens' season at the two-month mark, there’s no better time to assess the big picture. |
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| At 10:59 a.m. Sunday, the bells at the Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery will ring for Henry Gunther, a Baltimorean widely believed to be the last soldier killed in combat in World War I. |
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| The bye week is about self-scouting, and the Ravens could use a few tweaks before the Cincinnati Bengals come to town Nov. 18. |
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| A Baltimore Police officer whose body camera showed him placing a soup can with drugs inside in a trash-strewn lot said the footage was intended to serve as a re-creation of how he first found the drugs for “documentation” purposes. |
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| Hundreds protested in Baltimore, Catonsville and Bel Air on Thursday as part of a national response to fears that President Donald Trump will quash the Russia investigation. |
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| A dozen people were killed after a gunman opened fire Wednesday night in a Thousand Oaks bar. These are their stories. |
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| A district court judge has granted a temporary peace order against Baltimore Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Jonathan Carney, according to court records. |
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| The Baltimore County school board voted on Tuesday night to file a legal challenge to the state superintendent's decision to block the hiring of Verletta White as superintendent. |
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