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Judge declares Maryland’s new congressional map unconstitutional, seeks a do-over

BALTIMORE — A Maryland judge on Friday rejected a General Assembly-approved map of the state’s congressional districts that had been challenged by Republicans.

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Maryland prepares for new era under Kevin Willard, greeted by pressure to live up to past triumphs

BALTIMORE — For one afternoon at the end of February, past met present, and all felt well in the realm of University of Maryland men’s basketball.

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Dan Rodricks: In Baltimore, raising funds for her Ukrainian homeland’s fight against Russia

Born in 1903, Volodymyr Lopushanskiy was a writer, newspaper editor and military historian who grew up during Ukraine’s many struggles for independence, from the time of the last czar through two world wars and the repressive Soviet era. He told “stories of liberation” in books. He wrote plays. He ran…

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Gov. Hogan to send dollars, state troopers to help Baltimore police target violent crime

BALTIMORE — The state of Maryland plans to send millions to beef up a Baltimore Police Department warrant task force, pay for additional federal prosecutors to focus on gun crime in the city and send state troopers to take over traffic patrols on Interstate 83, Gov. Larry Hogan announced on…

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Gov. Hogan to send dollars, state troopers to help Baltimore Police target violent crime

The state of Maryland plans to send millions to beef up a Baltimore Police Department warrant task force, pay for additional federal prosecutors to focus on gun crime in the city and send state troopers to take over traffic patrols on Interstate 83, Gov. Larry Hogan announced on Thursday.

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Engineers build robot to perform surgery without a doctor

BALTIMORE -- In a high-tech lab on Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus in Baltimore, engineers have been building a robot that may be able to stitch back together the broken vessels in your belly and at some point maybe your brain, no doctor needed.

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Grading the Ravens’ re-signing of FB Patrick Ricard

We grade the Ravens' re-signing of fullback Patrick Ricard

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Jerome Featherstone Jr. Fights On For Family Glory

MMA contestant works to build his career and add to his late father's legacy of giving back to the community.

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The Baltimore Novelist Anne Tyler publishes her 25th novel and discusses the pandemic, her writing process, and unraveling family ties

BALTIMORE — About five years ago, relatives began vanishing from the Baltimore novelist Anne Tyler’s life like disappearing ink. They faded away so gradually and quietly Tyler hadn’t even realized they were gone, leaving behind only faint traces of long-ago relationships.

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Kevin Willard left lasting impressions on road to becoming Maryland coach: ‘You’d love to go to war with him’

BALTIMORE — Within the first 10 minutes inside Kevin Willard’s office, Dan McHale began to understand how fortunate he was to land a position as a graduate assistant at Louisville. McHale had graduated from Kentucky just a few months earlier, and yet here he was, receiving his marching orders from…

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‘I say the serenity prayer’: Maryland redistricting court cases keep candidates, election officials in limbo

BALTIMORE — On a February weekend, state Sen. Mary Washington left her Northeast Baltimore rowhouse, got into her car and headed north on York Road toward the city-county line.

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‘Audible,’ a short documentary on a Maryland School for the Deaf football player, competes for Oscar

BALTIMORE — For two months in the fall of 2019, Amaree McKenstry-Hall was followed by cameras. That’s because he — and the rest of his high school football team — are the subjects of “Audible,” a film competing Sunday in the Best Documentary (Short Subject) category of this year’s Oscars.

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Is Old Bay vodka any good? Baltimore bartenders weigh in.

BALTIMORE — “Oh!”

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U.S., British officials kick off talks to strengthen trade ties

U.S. and British officials kicked off two days of meetings to strengthen trade ties on Monday, underscoring transatlantic cooperation at a time when Western countries are ratcheting up pressure on Russia over its war in Ukraine.

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1 dead in 5 shootings in Baltimore Saturday and Sunday

Following a spate of violence Friday in Baltimore, five people were shot Saturday and Sunday, one fatally.

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Maryland suburban school board races ‘fertile ground’ for conservative activists angered by COVID-19 mandates

BALTIMORE — In suburban Maryland restaurants and warehouses, activists and frustrated parents have gathered by the dozens this past year. They’re hanging American flags, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and nodding their heads as speakers have encouraged them to take control of their schools.

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Fresh pressure over steel tariffs as Trade Secretary packs bag for crunch US talks

Cabinet Minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan is due to meet her American counterpart in Baltimore this week - and Labour wants her to win a reprieve for British steelmakers

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‘I just closed my eyes, and he shot the gun’: Survivor recounts gunman’s 2021 rampage, calls for reevaluation of ‘red flag’ laws

BALTIMORE — Shyam Adhikari thought he was going to die outside his home on the morning of May 8, 2021.

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Ravens draft talent at multiple needs in 3-round 2022 mock draft by CBS Sports

The Ravens drafted multiple talented players at positions of need in a three-round 2022 mock draft by CBS Sports

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HBCUs push for acceptance in college lacrosse. Players and coaches say that amid progress, hurdles remain.

BALTIMORE — A crowd of 250 for an NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse game would not usually draw much attention. But at Hampton University, the number of people who showed up to watch a 15-6 loss against Virginia Military Institute set a school record.

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Ingenieros esperan perfeccionar las mascarillas antes de la próxima ola o pandemia de COVID

BALTIMORE— En los primeros días de la pandemia por coronavirus, los trabajadores de la salud recurrieron a paliacates y otras protecciones improvisadas porque carecían del material oficial. Eso le dio una idea a los ingenieros de la Universidad de Maryland (UMD).

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Ravens’ deal for OLB Za’Darius Smith falls through, complicating search for pass rush

BALTIMORE — When the Ravens introduced new safety Marcus Williams and offensive tackle Morgan Moses at the team’s facility late Thursday morning, outside linebacker Za’Darius Smith’s contract still hadn’t been finalized.

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Former Packers OLB Za’Darius Smith no longer signing with Ravens

Former Green Bay Packers edge rusher Za'Darius Smith isn't headed back to Baltimore after all. The veteran pass rusher is no longer signing with the Ravens, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Smith was expected to make his return to the team ...

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‘It happens all the time.’ Experts explain financial tactics behind Marilyn Mosby’s alleged mortgage fraud

BALTIMORE — People lie on mortgage applications every day.

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Dan Rodricks: Coming out of pandemic, US needs to champion public service and the common good

Two things that seem unrelated — the senseless and brutal Russian invasion of Ukraine and the problems that hit the medical examiner’s office in Baltimore — prompt me to revisit a subject I have raised before: The need to call Americans to public service. We don’t do it nearly enough.

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