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 Monday, Jan 15 UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski III recalls the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and the children's march in Birmingham, Ala., in 1963. |
| Baltimore City Public Schools had to close several schools due to freezing conditions. Gov. Larry Hogan blamed mismanagement with capital funding; school officials blamed the state funding process. Both have a point. |
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| Delay in implementing increased parking fines costs Baltimore $460,000 |
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| The Muslim Social Services Agency and Islamic Relief collected about 150 bags of toiletries and 250 New York Fried Chicken and turkey and tuna fish sandwich meals for the needy and homeless in Baltimore for the Martin Luther King Day of Service charity event. |
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| Catholic Charities of Baltimore's Esperanza Center held the first of many seminars on immigration policy and immigrants' rights on Sunday, as residents from El Salvador and other countries worry about their fates under Trump administration policies. |
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| A small group of volunteers who pick up trash hope their efforts spark broader change along neglected stretch of York Road. |
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| "They are like the terminator. They just never stop coming." A look at Derek Hines and Leo Wise, the two assistant U.S. attorneys prosecuting the corrupt squad of Baltimore police. |
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| Frigid Arctic air has returned to Maryland, and blustery winds were forecast to make it feel as cold as a few degrees below zero Sunday and Monday around Baltimore. |
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| Gregory D. Ferrell, an eighth-grade teacher who had been missing for weeks, was found dead in his car Saturday, on a busy street in West Baltimore. |
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| Here is what is open and closed in Baltimore for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 15, 2018. |
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