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Lori Gerstley announces a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever shot and killed her husband, Ken Gerstley. - Smoke billows from a fire at the Domino Sugar factory in Baltimore.
- Go. Larry Hogan announces that some state agencies will be moving to downtown Baltimore to help the city's recovery and revitalization.
- “Our players have the right to make a decision that they feel is best for them," said DeCosta.
- "The way the changeup was working today, all I needed to do was run it off the edge of the plate, and that’s what I did," said Means when asked about pitching.
- Orioles manager Brandon Hyde on the pitching of John Means and the loss to the Rangers.
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- Orioles' Brandon Hyde talks about outfielder Cedric Mullins and his conversations with his teammates and coaches about African-American experiences.
- "I like just focusing on my hitting, especially early in the year," said Mountcastle when asked about being the DH in the lineup.
- Sports columnist Mike Preston and Ravens beat writer Jonas Shaffer discuss Ravens free agency and possible picks in the 2021 draft.
- 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.
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- 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.
- 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.
