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Roslyn and David Zinner have elected to sponsor and housing an asylum-seeking family from Honduras for almost two years. - Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott held a news conference to say the city would not outsource DPW Meter Shop work.
- “We need to follow the science and we must use the case studies from around the globe as a testament to the successful and safe return of students," said Hogan.
- Mayor Brandon Scott loosens restrictions on restaurants, bars and other businesses in the city.
- “Of course, absolutely, we want Lamar to sign a long-term deal and be with us," said Harbaugh. "I’m totally certain that that’s going to happen."
- Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh discusses the many challenges from the 2020 NFL season.
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- "Across the board we need to get better everywhere, because if you're not getting better you're getting worst," said Harbaugh when asked improvements.
- Ravens' Harbaugh is asked about criticism from NFL analyst Kurt Warner and Steve Smith about the team's limited route tree.
- Dr. Letitia Dzirasa announces that BCCC will be used as a coronavirus vaccination site.
- Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan discusses the Economic Recovery Budget he plans to submit to the General Assembly.
- Members of the Maryland National Guard give vaccines to Governor Hogan and others in the State House in Annapolis.
- 'I don’t know what’s going to happen next year. I don’t know what’s going to happen in my future," Judon said.
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- Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after Saturday's 17-3 AFC divisional-round game loss to the Buffalo Bills.
- "We didn't get the points we need and that's the bottom line," said Harbaugh after the 17-3 loss to the Bills in the divisional round playoff game.
- Baltimore Ravens Orlando Brown Jr., on the injury to QB Lamar Jackson and the two missed field goals by kicker Justin Tucker.
- “I just want to say one thing: I really appreciate this organization for the chance they gave me after New Orleans,” Snead said.
- Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announces he is working with Gov. Larry Hogan to bolster Baltimore's vaccine capacity.
- Ravens running back Gus Edwards believes that if it snows in Buffalo on Saturday, he and his teammates will be well equipped to play.
