Updated school closings and delays

After a months-long search, Baltimore's new police commissioner starts work Monday

On his first day on the job Monday, Baltimore’s new acting police commissioner, Michael Harrison, is expected to hear a host of concerns, including from a West Baltimore community about persistent drug dealing.

What's in a wage? From pizza shop owners to house cleaners, voices on raising Maryland's hourly minimum to $15

As Maryland lawmakers debate whether to increase the state's hourly minimum wage, workers and business owners watch to see how they'll be affected. Some saying it’s vital for workers to be paid enough to take care of basic needs. Others warn an increase would be a job-killing measure.

Bills in Annapolis aim to allow greater public scrutiny of Maryland judges

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and state lawmakers from both parties are calling for more oversight of judges in separate legislative proposals being considered during the General Assembly session in Annapolis.

JPMorgan Chase to put $3.65 million toward minority business development in Baltimore-Washington area

Banking giant JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to announce Monday that it will give $3.65 million to community groups in the Baltimore-Washington region that lend money to minority owned businesses and entrepreneurs to help them start and grow businesses.

With jobs up for grabs, Orioles have 'clean slate' going into Brandon Hyde's first spring as manager

It's been years since either the Orioles or their new manager, Brandon Hyde, arrived at a spring training like this. Instead of one or two major league jobs up for grabs at the fringes of the roster, there could be a dozen, with everyday roles the spoils for the winners.

Ravens positional review: Quarterback

A position-by-position review of the Ravens begins at quarterback, where Lamar Jackson succeeded Joe Flacco in 2018 and established himself as the key to the team's future.

Maturity and motor have helped Maryland center Bruno Fernando go from man-child to leading man

Sophomore center Bruno Fernando has been able to moderate his emotions in a more positive way for the Maryland men's basketball team this season.

Anne Arundel delegate proposes 'easily understood' rules to eliminate congressional gerrymandering

As the Democratic and Republican parties battle over how to draw congressional districts, one Maryland state delegate thinks he has a simple solution to the problem.

Hogan allies form new political advocacy corporation

Supporters of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan have formed a new non-profit corporation aimed at influencing state policy.