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Saturday, Feb 9 Baltimore County police said Friday that a man was dead at the scene of a shooting in the Dundalk area. | | | |
| Pictures of blackface and pretend lynchings dot the pages of the University of Maryland's flagship school's yearbooks in the 1960s. |
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| Baltimore-born Gervonta Davis will make his first defense of the WBA junior lightweight title Saturday night against heavy-punching Hugo Ruiz, a late replacement for Abner Mares. |
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| Debate over the Maryland school calendar has turned bitter. Some Republicans say a Democratic senator appeared to link Gov. Larry Hogan to former Alabama Gov. George Wallace. Sen. Paul Pinsky described someone "armed with an executive order" standing on "the schoolhouse steps" to block students. |
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| Nunnally Brothers, believed to be one of the Baltimore's oldest businesses, has sued the city saying it put them out of business by the renovation of the Cross Street Market and failed to pay relocation expenses. Earlier this week, the Court of Appeals agreed to hear a fellow merchant's case. |
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| A Baltimore man with the online persona "Plainpotatoess" has been charged with more than 20 counts of harassment and trespassing stemming from incidents that allegedly occurred while he was filming videos to go on his viral social media accounts, according to police and city officials. |
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| Vice President Mike Pence brought his call for a stronger southern border to the Port of Baltimore, telling a crowd Friday he won’t rest until border agents have the necessary equipment, personnel — and barriers. |
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| Maryland quarterback Kasim Hill, who torn his ACL in both knees in each of his two seasons in College Park, announced on Twitter Friday night that he has put his name into the NCAA transfer portal and is exploring the possibility of leaving. |
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| The Great Fire of 1904 continues to live on the city's memory. |
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| Maryland receives $53.3 million in federal funds from HUD to help the homeless. |
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| Maryland sophomore center Bruno Fernando was named one of 10 finalists for this year's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award, given for the past five years to the nation's best college center. |
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