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Pig heart transplant recipient died of heart failure

‘But we don’t consider this a setback,’ says doctor who co-led groundbreaking surgery

The Independent UK · Jul 7, 2022

The wife of ailing Orioles owner Peter Angelos met with MLB commissioner after her son’s lawsuit questioned her leadership

BALTIMORE — A week after one son’s lawsuit described her as isolated and indecisive, the wife of ailing Orioles owner Peter Angelos and her other son met with Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, who was reassured about her oversight of the team as part of her control over her…

Tribune News Service · Jul 5, 2022

Wife of Orioles owner Peter Angelos says she has ‘full faith’ in son John Angelos as head of the team

BALTIMORE — Peter Angelos’ wife Georgia on Wednesday became the latest and arguably most crucial voice to weigh in on the side of her son, John Angelos, as the head of the Orioles, pushing back against a lawsuit filed last week by her other son.

Tribune News Service · Jun 15, 2022

Baltimore County FOP issues vote of no confidence in police Chief Melissa Hyatt; county executive remains ‘fully confident’ in her

BALTIMORE — The union representing Baltimore County police officers issued a vote of no confidence in police Chief Melissa Hyatt on Monday evening in a rare move signaling displeasure in the department’s top leadership.

Tribune News Service · May 24, 2022

Baltimore Council members call on President Mosby to comply with ethics order regarding legal defense fund

BALTIMORE — Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby should comply with an ethics board order to return money collected by a legal defense fund established to benefit him and his wife, cease fundraising activities to the fund and produce a list of donors, a group of City Council members said…

Tribune News Service · May 14, 2022

As Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby fights for her political life, what role does her husband, the City Council president, play?

BALTIMORE SUN — It is a familiar scene, a public official at the lectern the day after being indicted or otherwise landing in trouble. But when Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby took to the microphone to defend herself against federal perjury charges, the scene played out in less-familiar fashion.

Tribune News Service · Jan 17, 2022