Here's what you need to know to start your day.
WEATHER
Fog and drizzle will give way today to partly sunny skies. There is a 45 percent chance of precipitation today, so taking along a raincoat and a parapluie (French for umbrella) may not be a bad idea. Winds will be 7-14 mph out of the northwest. Brace yourself for the end of the week, when Old Man Winter rides into town on the heels of blustery winds and bringing temperatures in the high 20s and low 30s. Brrrr!
TRAFFIC
Many of you had your day off yesterday and now its back into the races. Get the latest on delays for this morning's commute from baltimoresun.com
TRENDING ONLINE THIS MORNING
If you didn't have the day off yesterday, take a look at some of our photos from the Veterans Day parade in Baltimore. Did you know the last American casualty in World War I was from Baltimore?
FROM LAST NIGHT
The Baseball Writers Association of America confirmed what all of us Orioles fans knew all along: O's manager Buck Showalter was named American League Manager of the Year.
Incoming Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh, a Republican, will replace the county's police and fire chiefs when sworn into office next month.
Homicides are up in Baltimore's Northwest and Southwest districts. There have been 26 killings this year Southwest Baltimore, and 36 for the same corresponding period in Northwest Baltimore, city police said Tuesday.
TODAY'S FRONT PAGE
Six Baltimore schools, including two high schools, would close in June as part of the district's proposal to downsize to fit the current enrollment and prepare for a $980 million modernization, school officials said Tuesday.
The O'Malley administration has struck a deal to buy a Kent County farm for $2.8 million and then lease it for a $1 a year to a company controlled by an organic farmer and Democratic campaign donor.
