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 Saturday, Oct 6 As the number of drug-related deaths in Maryland climbs, funeral directors are calling themselves the "last responders" to the opioid epidemic. They're considering stocking the antidote Narcan for themselves, their staffs and mourners; a Timonium funeral home already has the drug on hand. |   | |
| Crews are remaking Druid Lake to make Baltimore's water safer. That's changing the landscape of historic Druid Hill Park, leaving neighbors and park visitors excited about future possibilities on and around the lake, but concerned about how long current ways to use the park will be off-limits. |
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| By a vote of 50-48, the U.S. Senate confirmed Judge Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, and he was sown in shortly afterward, while protesters were shouting outside the Capitol. |
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| The Kavanaugh court will be the one conservatives have worked for decades to construct, experts say about the Supreme Court's advance to the right. |
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| Griffin, who got a second chance when Cleveland signed him in 2016, said his top priority is helping the Ravens defeat his former employer. |
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| Breaking down the matchup between the Ravens and Browns ahead of Sunday's game. |
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| Here’s what you need to know about the Week 5 game between the Ravens (3-1) and Cleveland Browns (1-2-1). |
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| Baltimore's annual Columbus Day parade, a tradition for 128 years running, is set for Sunday, beginning at 1 p.m. Several streets will be closed to accommodate the parade. |
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| Our columnist has a couple of suggestions for the struggling but well-paid Orioles slugger and first baseman. |
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| Kobi Little, an official with the state NAACP, defeated former city housing official Michael Eugene Johnson in a sparsely attended election. |
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