Women file new lawsuit over sexual assault investigations in Baltimore County — The Sun
Homeless man lying on manhole covers fatally struck by Mobility bus — WBAL
Former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon to announce 2020 political plans next week — WJZ
‘YOU ARE CHOKING ME’ | Charges dropped in arrest that goes viral — Fox 45
Ravens’ Gus Edwards, Michael Pierce on meaning of ‘Big Truss’ — PressBox
Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young tapped one of the heads of the Baltimore Innovation Team, Tamika C. Gauvin, to lead the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, a little more than a week after the previous director resigned.
Video showing arrest in Baltimore goes viral; officials seek answers — WBAL
Hogan unveils his schools agenda for 2020 — The Washington Post
Lamar Jackson named AFC Offensive Player of the Month for November — WJZ
Red-Hot Towson Volleyball set to continue historic season in NCAA Tournament — PressBox
Creole Soul, an eatery that has offered Cajun classics in R. House’s pop-up space, will take up a more permanent home in the Remington food hall, Seawall Development announced today.
The stall will replace Arba Mediterranean, whose chef, Farid Salloum, is focusing his attention on his Riverside restaurant Baba’s Kitchen.
Young won’t enforce the “gag order” law that the City Council passed — Baltimore Brew
15-year-old girl dead after hit by car while on sidewalk in Dundalk — WBAL
Orioles trade Dylan Bundy to Angels for pitching prospects — The Sun
What the gentrification of Baltimore’s Chinatown means — CityLab
Pope Francis gets a custom Ravens jersey signed by Lamar Jackson, Coach John Harbaugh — WJZ
Maryland state school superintendent will not seek new contract — WBAL
State education report card shows drop in number of five-star schools — WJZ
National Aquarium and other attractions offer $1 admission this weekend — Baltimore magazine
Ravens sign two-way player Patrick Ricard to 2-year extension — ESPN
Del. Nick Mosby announced today he is making a bid for city council president, sharing a YouTube video touting his record passing local “Ban the Box” legislation and a state law to end tax sales for unpaid water bills, and his efforts to keep the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore.
“I’m running so that my daughters have more opportunities,” he said in the video, “and a safer, more just and more equitable Baltimore than in generations past.”
Woman gets 10 years for running over, killing grandmother and granddaughter walking — WMAR
3 teenagers arrested in Southeast Baltimore robberies — WBAL
The Baltimore Museum of Art made a pledge to buy art by women. Is it just a stunt? — CityLab
Baltimore Beat is rebuilding its community ties as an alt-weekly after corporate cut-downs — Nieman Lab
Maryland Basketball climbs to No. 3 in AP Top 25 Rankings — PressBox
A month after putting the Sidebar, a heavy music haven, up for sale, owner Travis Hunt has taken it off the market.*
This change of heart comes following an outpouring of support amid some financial setbacks for the Sidebar, including a GoFundMe campaign to get the bar and venue back on solid footing.
“About a month ago I felt like I couldn’t do it anymore, but now I’m like, f—, I need to do this for myself and for a bunch of other people,” he says.
Lidl, a German grocery store chain looking to expand in the U.S., has signed a lease with the Northwood Commons project near Morgan State University, developer MCB Real Estate, LLC, announced today.
