Good Morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday

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FROM LAST NIGHT

The case of a man who was shot in a Northwest Baltimore robbery in 1993 and died in August was upgraded to a homicide, Baltimore police said Monday. Donald Gillums, 57, died Aug. 24.

TODAY'S FRONT PAGE

Republican Larry Hogan, candidate for governor, denounced his Democratic opponent Anthony G. Brown's handling of Maryland's health exchange Monday during their second televised debate, calling the website a "complete disaster."

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, a longtime ally of Gov. Martin O'Malley, has repeatedly criticized his "zero-tolerance" crime fighting strategy during his tenure as mayor, which angered civil rights groups and engaged the city into a yearslong legal dispute.

Great Blacks in Wax Museum co-founder Joanne Martin says a $75 million proposed expansion would quadruple its footprint at its current North Avenue home.

One-of-a-kind Orioles postseason memorabilia is finding favor with baseball collectors.