Good morning, Baltimore! Here's what you need to know for your Friday.
WEATHER
It'll be cloudy today with a chance of isolated showers. Temperatures will reach a high of 64, and fall back to an overnight low of 47. Winds --- some gusty at times --- will be out of the northeast at 10 to 20 mph. Saturday will be partly sunny with temperatures in the low 70s. Sunday promises to be sunny with a high of 76. On Monday, temperatures will reach into the low 80s with plenty of sun. Has winter finally left us?
TRAFFIC
Get the latest on this morning's commute from baltimoresun.com
FROM TODAY'S FRONT PAGE
Baltimore Police officially turned over their findings in the death of Freddie Gray Thursday to city prosecutors.
Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts announced Thursday evening that the citywide curfew that went into effect Tuesday, would remain through the weekend. As agreeable springtime weather draws rowhouse residents to their front steps, police said they will be asked to go inside.
A push to expand online services at the Social Security Administration is meeting resistance from a federal union that represents thousands of agency employees and groups that fear the effort to minimize face-to-face help for seniors and the disabled.
FROM LAST NIGHT
The block of East 26th Street in Charles Village that collapsed a year ago after heavy rains --- sending cars, streetlights and the sidewalk tumbling onto CSX's Baltimore Belt Line railroad tracks --- remains under construction, though city officials said they have nearly finished the repairs.
Alexander "Sash" Nemphos, 17, of Monkton, who was accused last year of planning an attack on the George Washington Carver Center for the Arts in Towson, will be tried as a juvenile.
Gun violence continues to surge on Baltimore's west side on Thursday, with at least five people reported shot in three separate incidents.