Good Morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday

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FROM LAST NIGHT

An unidentified woman was found Sunday evening by firefighters in a burning home in the 3900 block of Roland Ave. in Hampden. She later died from her injuries.

Eleven people have been killed in 11 days in Baltimore. The city has seen more than 170 killings this year, a drop from 2013.

TODAY'S FRONT PAGE

With Hillary Clinton in the wings, according to a poll conducted by The Baltimore Sun, a majority of Marylanders reject Gov. Martin O'Malley's presidential bid.

A Dallas hospital health worker who treated a Liberian man who died last week of Ebola has come down with the disease.

Orioles fans hope the iconic "Orioles Magic" song will spur the team onto victory over the Kansas City Royals, who lead the Orioles 2-0 in the American League Championship Series. First pitch for Game 3 is scheduled for 8:07 p.m.

The Ravens beat the Buccaneers Sunday, 48 to 17.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT THIS WEEKEND IN THE SUN

Democrat Anthony G. Brown holds a modest lead over Republican Larry Hogan in Maryland's race for governor, but many voters have not firmly made up their minds and the outcome is far from certain, according to a new poll conducted for The Baltimore Sun.

In 1999, a Woodlawn High student was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend. For his family, the stigma remains.

At the height of the Monica Lewinsky scandal an aide in the Clinton White House reached out to Maryland Gov. Parris N. Glendening and asked the fellow Democrat to back off his criticism of the president, a new round of documents released by the Clinton Presidential Library on Friday show.