 Monday, Dec 10 From the Ravens' lack of elite playmakers to their tense playoff outlook, here are five things we learned from their 27-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. |   | |
| The state health exchange enters its final week of this year’s open enrollment, and Marylanders appear more interested in buying health insurance than many Americans. |
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| A delegation of four Baltimore City Council members and two staffers is in Fort Worth, Texas, for private meetings as part of the council's vetting of police commissioner nominee Joel Fitzgerald. Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh nominated Fitzgerald as her choice on Thursday. |
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| Baltimore City Council members are expected to travel to Fort Worth, Texas, this week to learn more about its police chief, Joel Fitzgerald, who is Mayor Catherine Pugh’s pick to be the city’s next police commissioner. |
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| As the president prepares to visit Baltimore, here are some of the things he has tweeted about the city. |
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| Tammy Fesche, a Lutherville resident, started Timonium-based Ecuadent Foundation years ago to help with dental and medical care in her native Ecuador. |
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| Amar Sejdic scored on a penalty kick in the 57th minute and Maryland held off Akron, 1-0, on Sunday night to win its fourth NCAA men's soccer title. |
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| A pair of former Orioles—outfielder Harold Baines and reliever Lee Smith—were selected Sunday for the 2019 Baseball Hall of Fame class by the Today's Game committee. |
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| One was shot in Southeast Baltimore, another near Mondawmin Mall and two in West Baltimore, police said. |
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| Said Ravens linebacker C.J. Mosley: “Nobody in this locker room should walk out with their heads down.” |
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| The Ravens don’t have players on both defense and offense who can make plays in the closing minutes of a game to secure a victory. |
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