Good morning. Today we’ll see patchy fog in the morning turning to mostly sunny skies with a high of 75 and a low of 59. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Monday, May 25th - Memorial Day. President Donald Trump is expected to mark Memorial Day from Fort McHenry today although details of his plans are guarded until closer to the event. Check baltimoresun.com first thing in the morning for updates and possible road closures.

Good morning. Showers are likely today around the Baltimore area with a high around 72 and a low tonight of about 62. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Friday, May 22nd. Scheduled to come to Baltimore's Fort McHenry on Memorial Day, President Donald Trump shouldn't expect a warm greeting from the mayor or governor.

Good morning. The forecast in Baltimore today is mostly cloudy with a high of 66 and low tonight of 55. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Thursday, May 21st. No Fourth of July fireworks. No Artscape. Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced on Wednesday that the city is canceling all events this summer of more than 250 people.

Good morning. Today’s forecast calls for strong wind gusts throughout the Baltimore area, with a high of about 64 and a low of about 48. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Wednesday, May 20th. People in Maryland who aren’t experiencing any symptoms of the coronavirus will soon be able to get tested for it, under new state guidelines announced Tuesday.

Good morning. There's a slight chance of showers around Baltimore today. Otherwise expect mostly cloudy skies with a high around 68 and a low tonight of about 48. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Tuesday, May 19th. >> Entering the first full week since Maryland's stay-at-home-order was lifted, the state had almost 40 thousand confirmed cases of COVID-19 more than 19 hundred people had died.

I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Monday, May 18th. As the deadly coronavirus pandemic spread into Maryland in March, Governor Larry Hogan’s decisions to swiftly shut down schools and businesses won bipartisan applause from a scared public desperate for leadership. A month later, in a celebrated coup, the governor secured 500,000 much-needed COVID-19 tests from South Korea, landing him on another round of national TV programs.

Good morning. Other than a slight chance of showers and storms this afternoon, expect a mostly sunny day around Baltimore, with a high near 85 and a low tonight around 65. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Friday, May 15th. With Maryland's stay-at-home order being lifted this evening, local leaders are determining how to chart their own course forward while protecting residents from the coronavirus pandemic.

Good morning. Today’s forecast for Baltimore is partly sunny with a high near 68 and a low tonight around 60. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Thursday, May 14th. >> Maryland's stay-at-home order is being replaced with a less severe "Safer At Home" advisory. The change will take effect 5 o'clock Friday evening. The new advisory allows manufacturing, retail, haircuts and worship services to resume with limitations.

Good morning. The forecast today in Baltimore is Sunny with a high near 65 and a low tonight around 45. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Wednesday, May 13th. Governor Larry Hogan was expected to announce today that some restrictions on businesses and gatherings are being relaxed amid plateauing hospitalization numbers. But Baltimore's mayor says local officials don't yet feel comfortable reopening.

Good morning. The forecast in Baltimore today calls for mostly sunny with a high near 60, before dropping to a low of around 46. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Tuesday, May 12th. Monday marked the fourth consecutive day the state has seen a decrease in hospitalizations due to the coronavirus.