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Decades of pain, mistrust and a desire to self-medicate lead to heavier drink pours at Baltimore gay bars

BALTIMORE -- Robert Lynch simply assumed that all bars served the same powerful drinks he was used to getting at LGBTQ bars in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood in Baltimore.

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1 shot dead, 14 injured in Baltimore weekend violence, police say

BALTIMORE — One person was killed and 14 injured during a spate of weekend violence that began Friday night in Baltimore, according to police.

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1 shot dead, 7 injured in Baltimore weekend shootings, police say

BALTIMORE — A person was killed early Saturday morning and seven others injured during several shootings that began Friday night in Baltimore, according to police.

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With Roe v. Wade overturned, those seeking abortion will turn to Maryland

BALTIMORE — The Supreme Court upended a half-century of precedent Friday when it overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade decision that made abortion a constitutional right, shifting the onus to states such as Maryland to provide services.

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Is there more than meets the eye to Baltimore’s receiving corps?

On the surface, Baltimore's receiving corps doesn't offer much for fantasy. Is that accurate, though?

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Pennsylvania’s far-right, Trump-endorsed candidate was nominated for governor. Is Maryland’s next?

BALTIMORE — Sixteen miles north of the Mason-Dixon Line, Dan Cox was celebrating.

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Austin Hays becomes the sixth Orioles player to hit for the cycle, doing so in six innings in 7-0 win over Nationals

BALTIMORE — The rain picked up its intensity again as Austin Hays stepped to the plate in the sixth inning, as if the sprinkler system in the sky could tell the Orioles outfielder was on fire. Even that water suppression system couldn’t stifle Hays, who promptly lashed the last remaining…

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Mike Preston: On saddest day in Ravens history, remember what Tony Siragusa brought to Baltimore

BALTIMORE — June 22, 2022, has become the saddest and longest day in Ravens history.

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Tony Siragusa, member of Ravens’ Super Bowl championship team, dies at 55

Siragusa, known as “the Goose,” played seven seasons with the Indianapolis Colts and five with the Ravens. He was popular with fans because of his fun-loving personality, which also helped him transition to broadcasting after his playing career.

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Tony Siragusa, who helped Ravens win Super Bowl, dies at 55

Tony Siragusa, the charismatic defensive tackle who helped lead a stout Baltimore defense to a Super Bowl title, has died

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Tony Siragusa, outspoken anchor in the middle of Ravens’ first championship defense, dies at 55

BALTIMORE — Tony Siragusa, the wisecracking wall of flesh known as “Goose” who anchored the middle of a record-setting Ravens defense during the team’s first Super Bowl run, died Wednesday, a team spokesman said. He was 55.

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Mike Preston: Death of Ravens outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson hits close to home

BALTIMORE — The death of Ravens outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson is different because he played in Baltimore.

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Ravens outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson dies at age 26

BALTIMORE — Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson has died, the team announced Wednesday. He was 26.

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In deeply personal new memoir, Baltimore’s D. Watkins explores what it means to be a father — and a son

BALTIMORE – Like father, like son?

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Dan Rodricks: Baltimore has a reputation for violence. So does the nation

Just throwing this out there: City leaders who expressed disappointment that Baltimore lost its bid to be a host of the 2026 World Cup might want to consider our international reputation for violence as a reason.

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Erick Fedde, Nationals bullpen hold Orioles to four hits in 3-0 series-opening victory

BALTIMORE — The ball off Adley Rutschman’s bat rattled its way into the right-field corner, allowing the catcher to cruise into second base with a double. That was as close as the Orioles would get to crossing home plate Tuesday night against the Washington Nationals.

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Mike Preston: To make a deep postseason run, Ravens need significant contributions from some young players

BALTIMORE — If the Ravens are to go deep into the postseason in 2022, they will need some young players to make major impacts.

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Baltimore filmmaker John Waters to get star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

BALTIMORE — In the notorious close of John Waters’ 1972 film “Pink Flamingos,” Divine eats dog excrement off a Baltimore sidewalk.

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‘Truly a tragedy’: Army Reserve soldier killed in downtown Baltimore double shooting was father of two

BALTIMORE — In a brazen display of gun violence that unfolded early Thursday in downtown Baltimore, a U.S. Army Reserve soldier was killed near his South Calvert Street apartment building and another man was hospitalized in critical condition.

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After weekend shootings leave at least 5 dead, frustration mounts among Baltimore residents

BALTIMORE — After a violent weekend across Baltimore, the impacts of rampant gun violence were written across the faces of city residents: from grieving family members to concerned neighbors, all frustrated and overwhelmed by the growing death toll.

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After weekend shootings leave at least 4 dead, frustration mounts among Baltimore residents

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Baltimore’s vacant homes burn at twice the national rate, but gaps in records, systems limit what firefighters know before going inside

BALTIMORE — When a Baltimore fire lieutenant fell through the floor of an abandoned row house in 2014 and died of smoke inhalation, a federal occupational safety agency recommended the fire department physically mark vacant properties deemed dangerous to help prevent another tragedy.

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Towson workers vote to form first Apple store union in nation

BALTIMORE — Workers at the Apple store in Towson have voted to unionize, becoming the first of the company’s U.S. employees to do so.

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Maryland Apple store union vote marks latest in labor drives

A vote by Apple store employees in a Baltimore suburb marks the latest labor drive at big companies in recent months

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Mike Preston: Ravens’ 2022 season is filled with ‘what-ifs,’ but that’s what makes it interesting

BALTIMORE — The Ravens have made improvements heading into the 2022 season, but not enough to make a deep run in the playoffs.

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