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Monday, Oct 29 A Baltimore city councilman is introducing legislation to require gas stations to get a license to operate after midnight. Bill Henry says he wants to give communities a way to bring businesses in line. He says police have told him it's difficult to apply the existing licensing laws to stations. | | | |
| "Never seen that called in 21 years," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said of the decision that nullified Anthony Levine Sr.'s first down. |
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| Some young men jumped the clerk and one punched him outside U.S. District Court on West Lombard Street. The victim was seen talking to police with blood on his shirt and face shortly before 11 a.m. |
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| As Under Armour prepares to announces its third quarter results, one analyst sees the sports apparel brand making inroads controlling expenses and inventory, with continued growth in international sales. |
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| A three-day period urging peace in the city returns Nov. 2-4. |
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| Who are the people discussing Maryland football’s future behind closed doors? |
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| As the Orioles search for a top executive stretches on, the work former Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington did in building the 2018 World Series champion should stand out for how he ran a complete organization before his dismissal. |
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| It has been 22 years since Jody LeCornu, 23, was murdered in a Towson parking lot. Her twin sister is still seeking justice and has paid to erect a billboard near the site of the killing. With its bold headline, "FIND MY KILLER," the billboard offers a $32,000 reward from Metro Crime Stoppers. |
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| The Maryland-based refugee resettlement organization HAIS became the subject of national attention after a man accused of fatally shooting 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue apparently decried the group before going on a killing spree. |
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