Good Morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday

The Baltimore Ravens lost a hard-fought battle against the Cincinnati Bengals. Hollywood mourns one celebrity, while another actor tries to dispell a hoax about his own death. Here's what you need to know to start your Monday.

WEATHER

A cool start to the morning, a harbinger of days to come. Today will be sunny and pleasant with a high of 66, and a low of 47. There is no chance of precipitation and winds will be gentle out of the west at 3 to 6 mph.

TRAFFIC

Get the latest on delays for this morning's commute from baltimoresun.com

TRENDING THIS MORNING

San Franciso's Madison Bumgarner pitched a four-hit shutout Sunday giving the Giants to a 5-0 victory in game, and a 3-2 lead in the World Series.

Actress Marcia Strassman, known for her roles in such hits as "Welcome Back, Kotter" and "MASH," died Friday. Browse photos of other notable celebrity deaths this year.

And no, Judd Nelson is not dead. The "The Breakfast Club" actor  is alive and well, according to his agent.

FROM LAST NIGHT

Ravens lose to the Bengals, 27-24. Check out Sun columnist Mike Preston's grades for the team's loss.

Runners and walkers who participated in yesterday's Susan G. Komen Maryland Race for the Cure raised $1.03 million for the foundation. Browse photos from the event.  

TODAY'S FRONT PAGE

Homeowners in Baltimore can lose their houses for as little as $250 in unpaid taxes, according to a recently released Abell Foundation report.

The 6th Congressional District, Maryland's western-most, is pitting Democratic Rep. John Delaney against Republican Don Bongino, who has mounted an aggressive challenge to the veteran incumbent.

Top Obama administration officials publicly warned Sunday that mandatory quarantines of doctors, nurses and other health care workers who have traveled to Africa to help Ebola patients risk worsening the epidemic.