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Nursing home staff and a resident talk about their experiences with the pandemic and now that they have received the vaccine for COVID-19. - Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison talks about the targeted violence against youth in the city.
- Richard McLaughlin's surveillance video was key to help focus on the suspect currently incarcerated and charged with numerous arson fires.
- Howard County chief of police Lisa Myers speaks about the arrest and charging of a former local police chief with multiple counts of arson and other charges.
- This surveillance video was captured at a home in Laurel. Following its release, a task force was created to investigate a series of arsons.
- Brigadier General Janeen Birckhead discusses the state's plan to help address racial disparities in vaccinations.
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- Robert Bonsib, attorney for former Laurel Police chief David Crawford, outside the Howard County District Court in Elliott City.
- Gov. Larry Hogan comments about the COVID-19 vaccines the city has given away.
- Maryland Gov. Hogan and Baltimore Mayor Scott held press conferences today and express their disagreements on the vaccine distribution for the city.
- Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott responds to claims made my Gov. Larry Hogan about vaccines and funds the city did not accept.
- Body camera footage of a police-involved shooting in the 400 block of Gilmore Street on February 17, 2021.
- Orioles former first-round pick DJ Stewart talks about the reason for losing 10-12 pounds in the offseason to help him in the outfield.
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- Dr. Robert Redfield, former CDC director, now an unpaid public health adviser to Governor Hogan.
- Baltimore Sun reporter Nathan Ruiz shares when and how you're able to schedule your second coronavirus vaccine.
- Waverly Elementary/Middle School principal Dr. Green expressed her excitement for the reopening of Baltimore City schools and the return of the students.
- Police Commissioner Harrison provides an update for members of the media on Saturday's shooting in West Baltimore.
- In Maryland, white people are getting four times as many COVID vaccine doses as Black people.
- Baltimore Sun health reporter Meredith Cohn, State House reporter Pamela Wood and business and health senior editor Chris Dinsmore discuss COVID-19 coverage.
