Baltimore Sun - 2019-02-11

• Talks to keep government open falter over immigratio­n
• Bills in Annapolis seek public scrutiny of judges
• Police chief on job today
• Council to vote on incinerato­r bill
• More ice and snow are expected in the Baltimore region tonight
• Police presence puts damper on ‘weed zone’
• JPMorgan Chase’s $3.65 million lending plan
• El Paso wants Trump to see the real border
• Tabloid CEO’s lawyer denies Enquirer tried to extort Bezos
• S. Korea will contribute more for U.S. troops in new deal
• Schiff concerned Mueller isn’t scrutinizi­ng Trump’s finances
• HOROSCOPES
• Box office this year far from awesome
• Ron Wilner
• Suspect charged in fatal shooting of officer
• Schools deserve better
• Ignorance is no excuse
• The Sun mischaract­erizes late-term abortions
• Mayor Pugh's police recruitmen­t problem
• Robinson: racial pioneer
• Let Northam govern and ‘do better’
• Next BPD commission­er needs a new strategy
• Powerful women in music’s spotlight
• Maturity and motor
• At camp, spring and jobs in the air
• Davis: ‘Looking to the future, I’m ready for it’
• O’s fans will have to trade expectatio­ns for intrigue
• ‘Ain’t the beer cold!’: Thompson retires from Orioles microphone
• Hopkins starts fast in rout of Drexel in season opener
• Lefty Kreh’s Tie Fest will be held in Linthicum
• Harper, Machado unsigned; so what's going on?
• No. 10 Terps exact revenge, tighten hold on Big Ten lead
• Houston keeps win streak at home alive
• Washington prevails despite ‘snitching’ by Otto Porter Jr.
• Washington will go as far as Kuznetsov takes them
• Lamar Jackson era to begin in earnest
• Byron wins pole, continues Hendrick’s dominance

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