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 Monday, Jan 7 Joel Fitzgerald, Mayor Catherine Pugh’s choice to become Baltimore’s next police commissioner, has withdrawn from consideration for the job, a decision that spells more uncertainty for a department that has now been with permanent leadership for more than seven months. |   | |
| Maryland could find itself on the edge of a winter storm meteorologists suspect will develop this weekend. While it's still too early for a precise forecast, weather models suggest Arctic air and Gulf of Mexico moisture could converge over the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. |
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| Now that Joel Fitzgerald has withdrawn, here are some people who either applied or were considered during the first search for possible candidates, according to previous reporting from The Baltimore Sun. |
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| “Knowing the business side of this league, it can be like the Wild West out there come March, and free agency and the draft,” Justin Tucker said. |
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| Two Baltimore lawmakers will introduce legislation in the General Assembly to ban city government from placing liens against properties over water bill debt. State Sen. Mary Washington and Delegate Nick Mosby want to block the city from foreclosing on properties because of unpaid water bills. |
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| The free safety said he intends to spend his upcoming 13th year in the NFL either with the Ravens and no one else. |
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| The Chesapeake Bay suffered amid "a massive assault" in 2018, as record rainfall washed more pollution than usual into waterways. Its grade fell to a D+ in an annual report card. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation stressed a need to stop the Trump administration from rolling back regulations. |
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| A diaper pantry looks to distribute a million baby items — from wipes and clothing to portable cribs and strollers — this year to families in Baltimore. |
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| The Orioles new strategy to rebuild through player development and the long lead time that might require makes the fact that Zach Britton signed with the Yankees a moot one. |
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| A Baltimore woman is to undergo psychiatric treatment before she stands trial for allegedly torching parked cars in the Mount Vernon neighborhood. |
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