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Wednesday, Jan 9 When the New Orleans police superintendent resigned in 2014, the mayor promoted a 45-year-old commander to run the force over more senior officers. Five years later, however, Superintendent Michael Harrison has won over rank-and-file officers. More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now | | | |
| Talking to hastily assembled group of reporters to announce her new choice for police commissioner, Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh defended the process she led to find a head for the department. Critics on the City Council and in the community took issue with what some called a secretive selection. |
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| A transplant doctor frustrated by the time it take to transport organs is helping devise a new system using drones to zip between hospital roof-tops carrying life-saving cargo. |
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| Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to soon step down from his role, according to multiple reports. |
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| The Ravens remain focused on the development of new franchise quarterback Lamar Jackson, but they've got a lot of tough decisions to make regarding the league's top defense. |
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| As Maryland’s 188 lawmakers prepare to head into their annual 90-day session, political party leaders gave them conflicting messages about bipartisanship. |
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| The Baltimore school board voted Tuesday to close five schools, adding to the dozens that have been shuttered in the district over the last decade. |
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| Maryland used a 3-2 zone defense to overcome a seven-point deficit and beat Minnesota, 82-67. |
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| The No. 9 Terps beat Nebraska, 81-63, on Tuesday night for Brenda Frese's 500th win as a head coach. |
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| Maryland medical marijuana regulators said Tuesday that state lawmakers who begin the 2019 legislative session this week in Annapolis may have to take action to resolve a dispute over whether state law permits or prohibits big out-of-state cannabis companies from taking over homegrown operators. |
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| Performers from Washington and Pennsylvania joined brass musicians with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Tuesday night at the Baltimore Basilica for a concert meant to rally support at a time that many see as a crisis for the city’s more than century-old orchestra. |
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