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Busted shoes, raw nerves and Red Robin: The stories behind Justin Tucker’s pursuit of Ravens history

BALTIMORE — All these years later, after 351 field goals and 410 extra points over 11 regular seasons in Baltimore, after another 14 field goals and 27 extra points over five postseasons, Justin Tucker still remembers his first.

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With Ravens QB Lamar Jackson sidelined, Tyler Huntley set to start vs. Steelers; LT Ronnie Stanley expected to return

BALTIMORE — Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley is set to start Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers after injured starter Lamar Jackson missed the week of practice.

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Appealing Adnan Syed’s release, Hae Min Lee’s brother asks appeals court for new hearing

BALTIMORE — After two murder trials, multiple failed appeals, 23 years in prison and a public acquittal, Adnan Syed’s legal saga is not over yet.

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With a victory against Ravens, playoffs might finally be in sight for Steelers

When the Steelers played the Ravens in the 2021 regular season finale in Baltimore, it was basically a playoff game for Pittsburgh. The Steelers needed to win and get some help to earn the final playoff berth in the AFC. They won in overtime and then got the news the…

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Mum-of-five dubbed 'Lady Luck' for $250,000 lottery win after going out to buy beer

Isabel Sandoval had given up buying lottery tickets after a string of bad luck but had a change of heart when she was out picking some beer up for her husband

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Catholic church paid Maryland lobbyists more than $200K to help limit, prevent abuse lawsuits

BALTIMORE — For years, the three Roman Catholic dioceses operating parishes in Maryland have successfully lobbied lawmakers to keep sexual abuse survivors from filing lawsuits against the church, a review of lobbying records shows.

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After 8 years, Baltimore hoping to have a reliable ally in Annapolis with Democrat Wes Moore as governor

BALTIMORE — Since the start of his campaign, Maryland Gov.-elect Wes Moore has stood firm in his call to be a partner to Baltimore as he prepares to move from his adopted home to the state capital early next year.

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Lawyer for anonymous Catholic group previously pushed for investigation into Baltimore archdiocese

A lawyer the Catholic Church is paying to represent a group of people named in the Maryland attorney general’s report into clergy sexual abuse previously urged government investigators to look into the church’s past.

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Body of Baltimore fire victim went undiscovered for hours

A Baltimore family is demanding answers after firefighters responded to a warehouse fire Saturday night and failed to realize the building was occupied before leaving the scene

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Retired Baltimore crime scene technician dodges testimony in another murder trial

BALTIMORE — Flanked by his partner, a Baltimore sheriff’s deputy pressed a doorbell camera in Northeast Baltimore around 6 a.m. He rapped the door — thump! thump! thump! — more than a dozen times.

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Woman dead, 3 people injured in Baltimore weekend shootings, police say

BALTIMORE — A 19-year-old woman was killed and three people were injured in separate shootings in Baltimore this weekend, according to police.

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With QB Lamar Jackson injured, backup Tyler Huntley leads late TD drive as Ravens rally past Broncos, 10-9

BALTIMORE — Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley scored a go-ahead touchdown run to lead the Ravens to a last-minute 10-9 win over the Denver Broncos, brightening an afternoon dampened by the loss of quarterback Lamar Jackson.

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Under the microscope: Maryland high court considers limiting ballistics evidence used to link guns to shootings

BALTIMORE — A television in Baltimore Circuit Court showed a magnified picture of spent cartridge casings taken through the lens of a microscope. If a juror didn’t look closely, they might confuse two rounds for one.

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Orioles in agreement with veteran starting pitcher Kyle Gibson on one-year contract: reports

BALTIMORE — The Orioles have supplied their rotation with a veteran presence for 2023, agreeing to terms with right-hander Kyle Gibson on a one-year contract, according to multiple reports. ESPN and The Athletic reported the deal is pending a physical.

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‘Keepers’ survivors expand arguments on why Maryland AG report into Catholic clergy sexual abuse should be public

BALTIMORE — Women featured in “The Keepers,” a 2017 Netflix documentary series about clergy sexual abuse at a Baltimore-area Catholic girls school in the 1960s and ‘70s, expanded on their request Friday for the full public release of a report examining sexual misconduct by clergy throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

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‘My bad’: Ravens QB Lamar Jackson explains ‘bitter’ tweet after loss to Jaguars

BALTIMORE — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said Friday that he “wasn’t thinking about actions” when he wrote a “bitter” reply to a fan on Twitter after Sunday’s loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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Mike Preston: It’s time for Lamar Jackson to take charge — and the Ravens to stop coddling him

BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson should embrace the final six games as if it were a new season.

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Ron Cook: When will athletes learn to put the phone down?

PITTSBURGH — Lamar Jackson makes $23 million this season and is expected to do his next contract for more than a quarter of a billion dollars. His Baltimore Ravens are tied for first place in the AFC North division at 7-4 despite a disappointing 28-27 loss at Jacksonville Sunday. He…

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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan tells supporters and donors he’s ‘concerned’ about the country but won’t decide on presidential bid until next year

BALTIMORE — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, stopping short of announcing an upcoming run for president or even an exploratory committee, told supporters Wednesday that he’s “never been more concerned about the direction of our nation” and would make a decision about a potential campaign after he leaves office.

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‘Keepers’ survivors file court motion to seek full release of Maryland AG report on Catholic Church abuse

BALTIMORE — Abuse survivors who were featured in “The Keepers,” a widely viewed 2017 Netflix documentary about clergy sexual misconduct at a Baltimore Catholic girls’ school in the 1960s and ’70s, have filed a court motion calling for the full release of a report by the Maryland attorney general on…

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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ramps up fundraising efforts ahead of potential 2024 presidential run

BALTIMORE — Maryland Gov Larry Hogan, turning his sights more intensely on his political future with less than two months left in office, will host a pair of major fundraisers Wednesday night as he considers running for president in 2024.

Daily Mirror

'Very sad and depressed' cat who can't eat by himself finally gets adopted

Fishtopher has found his forever home with a young couple from Baltimore, US, who have committed to giving him all the cuddling and cheek rubs he needs

The Denver Post

After a third straight quiet outing, Broncos depleted pass-rush faces 'great challenge' in Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson

The day he traded outside linebacker Bradley Chubb to Miami, Broncos general manager George Paton expressed confidence in the rest of his edge group.

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Local prosecutors have not charged officers in any of the police-involved death investigations completed by Maryland attorney general’s office

BALTIMORE — Local prosecutors have not charged officers in any of the police-involved fatalities that the attorney general’s office has completed investigations for, according to an inaugural yearly report released Tuesday by the office’s unit that probes police killings statewide.

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Baltimore archdiocese paying attorney costs for members of group seeking to seal court proceedings in clergy abuse investigation

BALTIMORE — After saying it would not oppose the release of a report detailing decades of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church in Maryland, the Archdiocese of Baltimore is helping to pay lawyers for an anonymous group that’s asked a city judge to keep secret arguments over whether to make…

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