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A crowd attends the 48th annual Monument Lighting at Mt. Vernon Place.

Horseshoe Casino Baltimore unveils a new, expanded outdoor gaming space, The Terrace.

“We are here today to launch the next chapter of education reform in Maryland, which will provide increased investment for our schools," said Gov. Hogan.

"We’ll see if he’s wearing his jersey any time soon,” said Ravens John Harbaugh when asked about a sign Lamar Jackson jersey received by Pope Francis.

Maurice "Peanut" King says he wants to help young men on the streets of Baltimore after spending 37 years in prison on federal drug charges.

49ers broadcaster Tim Ryan has been suspended by the team after a comment he made about Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson's ability to hand-off the football.

William Lori, Archbishop of Baltimore, presented a Ravens jersey signed by coach John Harbaugh and quarterback Lamar Jackson to Pope Francis.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about why he changed his playbook wristband in the 49ers game and the possibility of breaking Michael Vick's record.

25 members of the Baltimore Central Regional Tactical Unit are indicted on 236 separate criminal counts.

Del. Nick Mosby announces run for Baltimore City Council president.

Lynette Tarrant, owner of Love, Hope and Leather, is looking forward to the changes coming to the historic Lexington Market.

In the second year of Maryland's Star ratings of public schools, scores shifted toward the middle, with the highest and lowest ratings awarded to fewer schools.

Oakland Mills senior Jazmine Washington talks Scorpions girls basketball during a preseason practice.

Mt. Hebron senior Tori Valentine talks Vikings basketball during a preseason practice.

River Hill seniors Kennedy Clark and Saniha Jackson talk Hawks girls basketball during a preseason practice.

Howard senior captains Anii Harris, Camille Malagar and Marisa Sanchez-Henry talk Lions basketball during a preseason practice.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh talks about some of the keys plays from Sunday's win against the San Fransisco 49ers.

The woman who struck and killed a 5-year-old girl and her grandmother in a Timonium crash last year was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison.