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 Friday, Oct 19 Many in Baltimore were left confused Friday morning as to where the city stood in its search for a new police commissioner, after reports in Texas suggested a police chief there had gotten the job, but Mayor Catherine Pugh refuted that. The confusion was sadly nothing new, critics said. |   | |
| It all began with a Tweet from a Baltimore-area Twitter account. The next morning, media in Fort Worth and Baltimore were reporting that Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh had selected Joel Fitzgerald as the city's next police chief. |
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| A spokeswoman for Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price said her comment about Joel Fitzgerald being chosen for the job had been taken out of context. |
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| Na Tasha Newman was 7, in second grade and walking with her brothers to a grandmother’s house in Essex on Thursday. She never made it to the house. |
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| Executives with Tradepoint Atlantic say they plan to pare down their request for millions of dollars in government-assisted financing. |
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| Humphrey is the team’s top-rated cornerback and No. 24 overall in the NFL, according to Pro Football Focus. |
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| Horseshoe Casino and Baltimore Ravens announced a marketing agreement that will allow the casino to use the team's logos and trademarks. |
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| For the second time in less than a month, Maryland State Police had to pursue a vehicle through Anne Arundel County before stopping and arresting the driver near the Naval Academy in Annapolis. |
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| Jose Bowen, president of Goucher College, will leave his post at the end of the 2018-2019 academic year. |
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