President Joe Biden will tout job creation and labor agreements during a visit to Baltimore on Monday to highlight a $6 billion, federally funded project to replace the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel, which dates to the Civil War era, according to the White House.

Now free after being incarcerated for 23 years, Adnan Syed’s legal saga is not over yet.

Edward “Ed” J. Kirk, Sr., an athlete and philanthropic community leader, died of complications from atrial fibrillation Jan. 19 at Charlestown Retirement Community in Baltimore County. He was 92.

Next month, an eight-person panel will begin interviewing candidates for the county’s next police chief before recommending finalists to Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr.

Leaders in the county and city say the trends are due to a number of things including coordinating department efforts to best reach out to people in need, residents facing addiction feeling more empowered to reach for help and a decades in the making reduction in stigma around drug use.

The Glenelg and Marriotts Ridge boys and girls basketball teams are partnering up for Monday's games in support of Morgan's Message, hoping to raise awareness surrounding mental health in athletics.

At the Tuerk House substance abuse treatment center, executive director Bernard Gyebi-Foster hopes a gleaming new expansion sends a message to Baltimore residents who need it: "You are worth all of this.”

A woman is dead following a Sunday evening crash near Route 665 and Chinquapin Round Road, according to Annapolis Police.