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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.
- "The Maryland National Guard and volunteer health workers who have been recruited will help bolster vaccination efforts," Hogan said.
- Social distancing and other efforts to combat COVID-19 are used during the first day of the Maryland General Assembly in 2021.
- State House reporters Pamela Wood and Bryn Stole walk us through some of the major items on the table for debate in the 2021 Maryland General Assembly session.
- Baltimore sisters, Nnadagi and Louise Isa run a bamboo toilet paper company.
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- "You might fall behind, you might end up in a tough situation, get a couple whatever kind of calls out there, the ball bounces a funny way," said Roman.
- "Yes, that definitely would be my first-time playing football in the snow – Saturday, if it does," said Jackson. "Hopefully, it doesn't."
- Mayor Brandon Scott announces that the curbside recycling program with resume in Baltimore on January 19th.
- Ravens' Jimmy Smith on how 'Eerily Similar' that this year's team is to the 2012 team that won the Super Bowl.
- Reporters Pamela Wood and Bryn Stole preview the upcoming 2021 Maryland General Assembly session, which begins Wednesday January 13.
- Gov. Larry Hogan signed an executive order creating a 9-member citizen's commission to help map Maryland's congressional and legislative districts.
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- Gov. Larry Hogan confirms the first two cases of the UK Variant coronavirus in the state of Maryland.
- Baltimore Fire Chief Niles Ford gives an update to the investigation to an explosion in Northwest Baltimore on August 10, 2020.
- Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Bradley Bozeman talks about the differences with playing beside Orlando Brown, Jr. versus Ronnie Stanley.
- Ravens' John Harbaugh talks about his former secondary coach Leslie Frazier, who is the defensive coordinator of the Buffalo Bills.
- "Different guys do it along with a coach, and Lamar [Jackson] wanted to speak up," said Harbaugh. "What he had to say was great."
- Gov. Larry Hogan said the RELIEF Act will be submitted as an emergency bill, and he's asking lawmakers to pass it immediately.
