Baltimore’s Board of Ethics has asked Mayor Brandon Scott to delay a decision on legislation passed by the City Council that would change pension eligibility requirements saying it is a potential violation of the city’s ethics ordinance. More

Two man died and five others were injured in separate shootings on Monday, Baltimore Police said. More

No offense this season takes longer to get going than the Ravens', as 35.2% of their plays in the first, second and third quarter this season have been snapped with three seconds or fewer on the play clock, the league’s highest such rate, according to nflfastr.com. More

Businesses along Main Street, West Street, Maryland Avenue, State Circle, Market Space and Dock Street will stay open late on the first three Thursdays in December in the lead-up to Christmas, offering shopping deals and other incentives. More

UMBC overcame the departure of coach Cristina Robertson, her coaching staff, four transfers and two incoming freshmen in the offseason to earn an NCAA Tournament first-round date with No. 4 seed Penn State on Friday at 7:30 p.m. More

Bertha Lee Rundles, a retired Howard County Schools instructional assistant who was active in Locust United Methodist Church, died Nov. 16 at her home in Kansas City, Missouri. She was 91 and had lived in the village of Oakland Mills in Columbia. More

Just when it felt like the Ravens had put their fourth-quarter troubles behind them and were gearing up to go on a long winning streak, they fell apart in a 28-27 loss to the Jaguars. More

Serenity Ridge Natural Burial Cemetery and Arboretum in Windsor Mill will be Maryland's first cemetery dedicated to the practice of using solely biodegradable burial materials and emphasizing a reduced impact on the land. More

Two people were extricated from a small plane early Monday, more than six hours after they crashed into power lines, causing widespread outages in Montgomery County. More

The pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run Saturday night where the JFX meets East Fayette Street. More

A 23-year-old man shot early on Thanksgiving Day was pronounced dead on Friday, Baltimore Police said Monday. More

A spokesperson for the Archdiocese of Baltimore says it's paying, at least in part, the fees of two attorneys representing people who are not accused of sexual abuse, but are named in a report from the Maryland Attorney General’s Office. More

Rashaud Nesmith was 16 when he was charged with armed carjacking. Still a teenager, he became involved with a violent Baltimore gang that law enforcement has connected to dozens of murders, shootings, armed robberies and carjackings. More

Will the Hampden Christmas parade happen this year? More

The commission tasked with evaluating Baltimore County’s top watchdog pushed back on Monday against a county resident’s accusation that it had violated state transparency laws by conducting the bulk of its business in closed-door meetings. More