Baltimore County police officers involved in man’s in-custody death identified — WJZ
Police Commissioner doesn’t believe assaults on officers are affecting recruitment — Fox 45
Morgan visits Coppin to write latest chapter in rivalry — WMAR
Orioles’ Chris Davis adding strength in effort to get back to former self — PressBox
Roland Park school community upset over racial language against students — WBAL
How Baltimore is experimenting its way out of the food desert — Politico
Atlas’ new Cross Street Market crab house will have a rooftop deck — Baltimore Business Journal
Lamar Jackson: ‘I was hurt. I was depressed’ after loss to Titans — Yahoo
Tony Luke’s, an acclaimed spot for Philadelphia’s signature cheesesteak sandwich, is coming to Baltimore in February.
The self-proclaimed “Real Taste of South Philly” is opening a location “late next month” in the Horseshoe Casino’s Baltimore Marketplace, a collection of food stalls on the first floor, the casino announced today.
Local avant-garde rock band Horse Lords is back with their first album since 2016’s “Interventions.”
The four-piece today announced the release of fourth album “The Common Task,” due out March 13 on Northern Spy Records. As a teaser, the band put out a first single, “Fanfare for Effective Freedom,” out on Bandcamp.
Baltimore County man dies in police custody — Fox 45
Man arrested after shooting nearly 200 rounds at Harford County deputies — WMAR
Judge overseeing Baltimore police consent decree: Shortage of officers is alarming — WBAL
Orioles announce Birdland Caravan to be held second weekend of February — WJZ
Celebrity chef and humanitarian José Andrés is opening a new restaurant on the Johns Hopkins University campus.
Butterfly Tacos y Tortas, as its called, will be a fast-casual spot serving food inspired by the street culture of Mexico City.
After seeing an 85 percent increase in homicides last year, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. and Police Chief Melissa Hyatt today announced a new Real Time Crime Center and an increase in discretionary spending for police to combat violent crime.
Olszewski said the new public safety plan is a “deliberate and decisive response” to the 50 homicides in the county last year, a total that surpassed the previous high of 43 killings in 1992, seven years after the FBI began collecting local data on violent crime.
Baltimore police sergeant and suspect bumped shoulders before altercation, court documents say — The Sun
Baltimore County Council could vote on SAFE Act Tuesday — WBAL
Fire station struck by stray bullets on Reisterstown Road this afternoon — Fox 45
Ministry Of Brewing: Former St. Michael’s Church to open as Baltimore’s Newest Brewery — WJZ
Maryland RB Lorenzo Harrison on stepping away from football — PressBox
With DPW Director Rudy Chow leaving his post on Feb. 1, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young today launched a national search for a new head of the agency.
On the day Chow leaves, Deputy Director Matt Garbark will become acting director, according to the city charter.
Since the early 2000s, Bin 604 Wine Sellers and Whole Foods Markets have been neighbors in Harbor East, some of the first retail establishments to open in the neighborhood.
So now that Whole Foods is nearing the opening date for its new, bigger location in the Liberty Harbor East building just down the street, it’s only fitting Bin 604 is following the grocer over.
