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Gov. Larry Hogan talks about funding for Baltimore City Schools and the issues the system faces. - Gov. Larry Hogan announces that former U.S. Attorney Robert Hur will chair the Asian American Hate Crimes Workgroup.
- Gov. Larry Hogan was told by federal government that Maryland will receive 80,000 less doses for the next few weeks because of the issues at Emergent.
- Fluid Movement performs for visitors to the reopened Cahill Fitness and Wellness Cent
- Orioles' outfielder Anthony Santander talks about his throw to home plate in the 4-3 win over Yankees in 11 innings.
- Orioles starting pitcher Matt Harvey will pitch against Boston Red Sox for Opening Day at Orioles Park at Camden Yards.
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- The statue of Captain John O'Donnell was removed from O'Donnell Square in Canton.
- Ravens newest wide out Sammy Watkins talks about being the veteran voice in the wide receivers room.
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Maryland to open COVID vaccine eligibility to all adults, starting Tuesday at mass vaccination sites
The state reports that about a third of residents are fully vaccinated. - “When you hear you’re diagnosed with cancer, like I’ve told you guys, baseball was the last thing on my mind,” Mancini said.
- Orioles' Brandon Hyde on the Opening Day lineup against the Boston Red Sox.
- Orioles' Ryan Mountcastle was asked about having family in Boston. “They’re not really allowing us to do very much outside of the field,” Mountcastle said.
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- Surveillance video provide by Baltimore’s law department via a Public Information Act request shows federal agents walking into Baltimore City Hall on March 10.
- "I was getting ahead with the curveball, and then kind of putting some guys away with the fastball-changeup," said John Means.
- Mayor Brandon Scott and Health Commissioner Dr. Dzirasa announce the start of a one stop covid vaccination website for city residences.
- Gov. Larry Hogan announces that the state will open up preregistration for Phase 3 which includes all adults 16 and older.
- Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison announces in a news conference on Mar. 31, 2021 changes in the department's top leadership positions
- Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announces $3.9 billion in federal aid from the American Rescue Plan will be added to the state budget for programs.
