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Family of Henrietta Lacks asks court to reject Thermo Fisher’s second motion to dismiss lawsuit

BALTIMORE — Family members of Henrietta Lacks are asking a federal judge to reject Thermo Fisher Scientific’s second attempt to get the court to dismiss the family’s lawsuit against the multimillion-dollar biotech company.

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A year later, Chris Rock opens up on a Baltimore stage about ‘The Slap’

BALTIMORE — Nearly one year after actor Will Smith assaulted comic Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards, the legendary funnyman is finally prepared to discuss the incident known as “Slapgate” — and he’s doing it for one of the first times on a Baltimore stage.

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Maryland House committee hears bills to protect abortion under state constitution

BALTIMORE — Lawmakers in the Maryland House of Delegates heard politically and emotionally charged testimony Tuesday after Speaker Adrienne A. Jones reintroduced a bill to protect abortion access in Maryland’s constitution.

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2024 Baltimore OT Mike Williams gets Michigan State football offer

Michigan State has extended an offer to a massive 6'7" offensive tackle from Baltimore

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New Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken looks forward to working with Lamar Jackson’s ‘elite’ skill set

BALTIMORE — It began with a call from John Harbaugh’s sister, Joani.

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Tryouts for the ‘Marching Ravens’ set to take place in early-April

Musically inclined Ravens fans are encouraged to attend tryouts for the Marching Ravens Band on April 1st

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Slain 16-year-old student’s family home struck by bullets hours after family members praised arrest in case, attorney says

BALTIMORE — The family home of the 16-year-old high school student killed last month at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center was shot up over the weekend, according to an attorney who represents members of the family.

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Hundreds of Baltimore County officers still lack body cameras, including one involved in 2 shootings

BALTIMORE — Last April, four Baltimore County Police detectives from the department’s Criminal Apprehension Support Team fired at a motorist in Dundalk, seriously injuring the 19-year-old driver.

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Ravens could send Lamar Jackson to Dolphins for Tua Tagovailoa in blockbuster NFL trade

Lamar Jackson - the 2019 MVP - is yet to sign a long-term contract with the Baltimore Ravens and his future with the franchise is uncertain, which could line him up for a trade move

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Black Baltimoreans fight to save homes from redevelopment

Residents of a historically Black neighborhood in west Baltimore filed a complaint this week asking federal officials to investigate whether the city's redevelopment policies are violating fair housing laws by disproportionately displacing Black and low-income residents to make way for so-called urban renewal projects

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Mel Kiper Jr. Says He’ll Retire If Ravens Draft Bijan Robinson

The ESPN analyst really doesn’t want Baltimore to draft a running back in the first round.

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Baltimore boxer Gervonta Davis pleads guilty in 2020 hit-and-run case

BALTIMORE — Baltimore boxing champion Gervonta Davis pleaded guilty Thursday to charges stemming from a November 2020 hit-and-run crash that left four people injured.

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Former residents of Black neighborhood want feds to investigate displacement in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — Angela Banks remembers it was a brief phone call. Her landlord told her she needed to leave as soon as possible. He was selling the three-story rowhome in the Poppleton neighborhood — her home for decades — to the city of Baltimore to make way for a new…

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Greg Cote: QB Lamar Jackson to the Dolphins is a franchise-changing possibility Miami should pursue

MIAMI — It is time to address not the elephant in the room but the gazelle.

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Teen girl shot, critically injured outside school in North Baltimore, police say

BALTIMORE — A 15-year-old girl was hospitalized Wednesday evening after being shot at Walter P. Carter Elementary/Middle School in North Baltimore, according to Baltimore Police.

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Pandemic compounded challenges for people struggling with eating disorders

BALTIMORE — For almost two decades — from high school to when she was a 35-year-old graduate student — Alicia Castaneda Hatfield struggled with an eating disorder without ever talking with a doctor about it.

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Mike Preston: New offensive coordinator Todd Monken’s pedigree might cure Ravens’ ailing offense

BALTIMORE — Todd Monken is a well-respected offensive coordinator in both pro and college football, but he has stepped into some tough situations during his two previous stints in the NFL.

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Ravens hire Georgia’s Todd Monken as next offensive coordinator

BALTIMORE — The Georgia Bulldogs won two consecutive national championships with a 5-foot-11 former walk-on at quarterback. The offensive mind guiding Stetson Bennett through that double gauntlet belonged to a well-traveled coach named Todd Monken.

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Baltimore Ravens hire Georgia offensive coordinator Todd Monken

Todd Monken to the Ravens

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Around the world in 70 days? Donald Lawson now plans to begin solo circumnavigation in October from Baltimore

BALTIMORE -- Donald Lawson wants to speed around the world’s oceans this year in a blistering time, setting a record in the process. But first, he’ll have to be patient.

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Former residents of Black neighborhood want feds to investigate displacement in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — Angela Banks remembers it was a brief phone call. Her landlord told her she needed to leave as soon as possible. He was selling the three-story rowhome in Poppleton — her home for decades — to the city of Baltimore to make way for a new development.

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States scramble to replace ripped-off SNAP benefits

Last September, when Baltimore resident Tzu Yang went grocery shopping for his intellectually disabled daughter with a food benefits card that he thought was worth about $300, he discovered at the checkout that the card had no value left. The same thing happened in October, November and December.

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Marilyn Mosby’s federal criminal trial likely delayed until at least the fall

BALTIMORE — The wait for former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s federal perjury and mortgage fraud trial will continue until at least the fall.

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All Eyes Are on Angel Reese, LSU’s Trash-Talking Bayou Barbie

The star forward transferred to LSU in search of a place that would embrace her competitive nature. So far, she and the undefeated Tigers have been a perfect match.

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10 plays that tell how the Ravens defeated the 49ers — and a 22-minute blackout — in Super Bowl XLVII

BALTIMORE — For many of the 108 million Americans who watched on television and the 71,024 patrons who crowded into the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Super Bowl XLVII remains the “blackout game.”

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