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January 13, 2021

• Mr. Steak review
• Multimillion-dollar settlement in hepatitis C class-action suit against Connecticut prisons goes before legislature
• New Jersey man, 73, stabbed wife, 69, to death with kitchen knife: prosecutors
• Newport News inmate dies after apparent suicide, sheriff’s office says
• Nine displaced by Hartford fire
• No Mega Millions winner; jackpot will rise to $750 million
• NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer trashes de Blasio effort to help small businesses get PPP loans
• NYC mayoral candidate Shaun Donovan wants the city to be more elder-friendly
• NYC mayor’s race fundraising stats show Ray McGuire awash in cash
• NYC to terminate all contracts with Trump, Mayor de Blasio says, citing deadly Capitol siege
• Ohio researchers discover new COVID strain, along with evolution of another one
• Oily rags in plastic bag ignites, spreads into basement of Linthicum Heights home
• Olympic gold medalist Klete Keller identified as being at Capitol riot: report
• One dead, several injured in New Jersey crash: state police
• One way to help kids get back in school? Assist in COVID-19 vaccination efforts, says Harford health officer
• Opposition leader Alexei Navalny to return to Russia despite jail threats, poisoning
• Orange school board urges vaccinations for older, at-risk teachers and school employees
• Orioles reliever, Frederick native Branden Kline announces retirement: ‘It’s been a fun ride’
• Orlando police identify mother of 3 babies abandoned at local apartment complexes since 2016
• Orlando police to give update on 3 abandoned babies
• Overdose deaths jump in Maryland, likely due to coronavirus pandemic, health officials say
• Pa. Democratic senator blocked from taking seat by GOP is sworn in
• Pair charged in 1998 Hammond triple murder cold case
• Panera Delivers Guests Two New Flatbread Pizza Flavors and Flatbread Family Feasts
• Paul Burak, Orland Park priest charged in fatal hit-and-run, dies
• Pedestrian killed after being hit by two different cars near Bithlo, FHP says
• Pennsylvania coronavirus update: 349 deaths and 7,960 additional cases reported Wednesday
• Pennsylvania GOP proposal to elect judges by zone advances by single vote
• Pennsylvania House committee approves bill for constitutional amendment to limit governor’s emergency declarations to 21 days
• Pennsylvania lawmakers react to Trump impeachment: ‘It will just perpetuate and exacerbate the divide in our country’ and ‘No one is above the law’
• Pennsylvania man kills wife over cheating, cops say
• Pizza and pasta returning to former Paese Mio building in Upper Macungie
• Promising free money for the poor, Andrew Yang enters NYC mayoral race
• Proud Boys leader was arrested before Capitol riot in bid to prevent violence, FBI says
• Racial slur said repeatedly during Carroll County Public Schools virtual orientation
• Raising Cane’s Named one of the “BEST PLACES TO WORK” in the U.S.
• Ravens defensive coordinator compares Bills QB Josh Allen to NFL greats, has no plans to reel in blitz
• Ravens OC Greg Roman: Offense is ‘more equipped to win in the playoffs’ than last season
• Ravens OLB Matthew Judon, CB Marcus Peters miss practice ahead of divisional-round game vs. Bills
• Reaction to me leaving the GOP after Capitol riot, from “buh-bye commie” to “good for you”
• Recipe of the Day: Gluten-Free Chicken Strips
• Reliable Group buys Hyatt Commercial real estate in Annapolis
• Religious filmmaker arrested for allegedly shooting wife during domestic dispute
• Republican Rep. Andy Harris skips Trump impeachment vote, as rest of Maryland congressmen vote yes
• Restore Therapy Spa’s ‘Pounds for Pounds’ weight-loss challenge to aid Carroll County Food Sunday
• Robert E. ‘Bob’ Almon, retired FBI special agent, dies
• Robert R. Cassilly Jr., Harford County patriarch and World War II veteran, dies
• Sarah Ferguson, ex-wife of Prince Andrew, to release novel
• School officials in other counties question Carroll County’s ‘political’ decision to return while COVID-19 metrics remain high
• SEE IT: New Jersey congresswoman says fellow lawmakers led groups through U.S. Capitol as ‘reconnaissance’ for deadly siege