Baltimore police commissioner, mayor talk curbing crime, announce homicide arrests so far in 2020 — WJZ
Rabbi robbed at gunpoint while visiting Park Heights synagogue — WBAL
Triple shooting in SW Baltimore midday Monday — Fox 45
As Ravens begin building toward 2020, all eyes on LB Matthew Judon — PressBox
Gov. Larry Hogan today appointed Chanel Branch to the House of Delegates to fill the 45th District seat vacated by Cheryl Glenn, who last week pleaded guilty on federal bribery and fraud charges.
Given Baltimore’s high levels of violence, it’s no surprise a majority of residents want the city to have safer streets. But how they hope to get there is another matter.
According to a new survey published today by Open Society Institute-Baltimore, most city residents would like to see it happen through an expansion of Safe Streets, the violence-prevention program that allows community leaders to mediate conflicts before they escalate. Nearly one-third of respondents said that was their top choice.
Baltimore mayoral hopefuls agree the city needs a new direction. At forum, they make the case for who should lead – The Baltimore Sun
How Under Armour Lost Its Edge – The New York Times
Woman Stops attempted carjacking in Stoneleigh – Fox45
Maryland hospitals take precautions for coronavirus but no reason for alarm, docs say – WBAL
Former Oriole Eddie Murray To Highlight Health Insurance Enrollment – cbslocal
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
One month after a Baltimore Circuit Court judge ruled the City Council erred in approving legislation to permit construction of the $40 million Overlook at Roland Park apartment project, the developer has appealed the decision to Maryland’s Court of Special Appeals.
An appeal also was filed by attorneys representing community residents who oppose the six-level, 148-unit development, proposed for a 12-acre site near Northern Parkway and Falls Road, and took the case to court in 2017. One of the attorneys said residents hope the higher court will address parts of the lawsuit the circuit court judge did not rule on.
Baltimore mayoral candidates question whether police gave special treatment to political rival Vignarajah – The Baltimore Sun
Mayor Jack Young Addresses Baltimore City Crime At US Conference Of Mayors Meeting – cbslocal
JHU warning: 6 juveniles carjack female in North Baltimore – Fox 45
Safe place to shoot up? Some say Baltimore needs supervised sites for drug use. Others say that’s insane. – The Baltimore Sun
After an uncharacteristically down fourth quarter, Maryland venture funding totals dipped in 2019 – Technical.ly
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
It’s cold, but Baltimore is full of warmth this weekend. The Baltimore Boat Show offers a chance to think about summer, or a celebration of the Year of the Rat provides community at the Walters Art Museum. Plus, art openings abound. Here’s the lineup:
