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After Ryan Mountcastle’s home run early, Félix Bautista slams door late in Orioles’ 5-3 win over White Sox

BALTIMORE — As Omar Little’s whistle from “The Wire” played and a flashing light sequence followed at Camden Yards, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde stood on the mound with catcher Adley Rutschman and Baltimore’s infielders, waiting for closer Félix Bautista to reach the mound in a precarious eighth-inning situation.

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Interns see Baltimore Police Department with ‘fresh eyes’ — and suggest wide-ranging reforms

BALTIMORE -- During an internship with the Baltimore Police Department this summer, Yasmine Bryant met the mother of a city homicide victim struggling with acute grief and growing frustration: Despite repeated attempts to contact detectives about their open investigation, she heard nothing from law enforcement in more than five months.

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Feds file notice of plans to seize Florida condo of Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby if she’s convicted in perjury, mortgage fraud case

BALTIMORE — Federal prosecutors said in court filings that the government plans to try to seize Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s Florida Gulf Coast vacation condo if she’s convicted of perjury and mortgage fraud.

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Baltimore voters will be asked this fall to consider term limits; other proposed ballot questions short of signatures

BALTIMORE — Baltimore voters will be asked this fall to decide if the city’s future elected leaders should be limited to two terms, the only successful question to emerge from multiple petition drives to put issues on the ballot this year.

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2 dead, 6 injured in weekend violence across Baltimore

BALTIMORE — An altercation outside a bar escalated into deadly gunfire in Baltimore’s Carrollton Ridge neighborhood early Saturday, ending a five-day stretch of relative peace when the city recorded no homicides.

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Tomatoes in the bullpen: At Camden Yards, an Orioles tradition comes alive again

BALTIMORE — As the Orioles relievers line up by the home bullpen, watching the starting pitcher finish his warmup, there’s time for their attention to wander. They know in a few moments they’ll partake in a daily handshake line, but in the minutes before then, a great green stalk catches…

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Dan Cox says he will oppose step to count mail-in ballots earlier

BALTIMORE — Republican gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox, who helped spread President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of widespread election fraud in 2020, is criticizing Maryland officials’ legal action that would allow local election workers to count mail-in ballots earlier with the goal of reducing delays in releasing the results.

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Biden to rally with Maryland Democrats in Rockville

BALTIMORE — President Joe Biden will headline a rally this week with Maryland Democrats in Rockville as the party prepares to kick-start its campaign efforts heading into this fall’s high-stakes midterm elections.

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Offensive fireworks lift Orioles to wild 15-10 win over Red Sox

BALTIMORE — It was fireworks night at Camden Yards, and that moniker existed far before any postgame display.

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How a chance encounter at a demolition site on Mother’s Day led to fighting blight in West Baltimore

BALTIMORE -- Nneka N’namdi was driving home in Baltimore’s Upton and Harlem Park neighborhoods on Mother’s Day in 2016 when she came across a situation she thought could turn into a tragedy.

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Madden NFL 23 highlights Ravens’ tribute to Baltimore superfan Mo Gaba

EA Sport's Madden NFL 23 includes a tribute to Baltimore superfan Mo Gaba.

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Recent violence serves as a ‘stress test’ for Baltimore Police consent decree reforms, federal judge says

BALTIMORE — A “staffing crisis” and mounting public pressure to reduce surging violence in Baltimore threaten the “significant progress” the city’s police department has made since a federal consent decree was reached five years ago, the federal judge overseeing the process warned Thursday.

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Orioles’ farm system ranked No. 1 in baseball after trade deadline and draft acquisitions

BALTIMORE — Even without rookie catcher Adley Rutschman leading Major League Baseball’s top prospect lists, the Orioles have the best farm system in the sport.

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Spenser Watkins continues strong run but Orioles’ bats stay quiet in 3-2 loss to Cubs

BALTIMORE — The Orioles have largely avoided these sorts of games, which is why they’re playing meaningful baseball in the middle of August for the first time in years. But with anemic offense coupling with a bullpen that has cracked two days in a row, their playoff aspirations took another…

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Adrian Sampson makes game-turning play in Cubs’ win against Orioles

The Cubs played a makeup game in Baltimore on Thursday to wrap up a seven-game road trip.

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Ravens Q&A: Rookie safety Kyle Hamilton on Drake’s latest album, his viral moment, handling NFL spotlight and more

BALTIMORE — After the Ravens concluded practice Monday, a group of kids called for rookie safety Kyle Hamilton, asking him to sign their posters.

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5 years after their removal, Baltimore’s Confederate monuments are expected to appear in art exhibit in Los Angeles

BALTIMORE — Tucked into the corner of a Baltimore City impound lot teeming with discarded lampposts and street signs, four Confederate-linked monuments have sat for five years.

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Mike Preston: Rookie WR Shemar Bridges starred in the Ravens’ preseason win. He has bigger goals.

BALTIMORE — Undrafted wide receiver Shemar Bridges generated some buzz Thursday night with his outstanding performance against the Tennessee Titans in the preseason opener, but it’s just part of his long journey to the NFL.

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The baseball brainiacs are heading to Baltimore: At research convention, expect ‘a smorgasbord of baseball content’

BALTIMORE — The baseball brainiacs are coming to Baltimore.

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Judge rejects plea agreements from ex-Navy engineer, wife in nuclear submarine espionage case

BALTIMORE — A federal judge rejected Tuesday the government’s proposed prison sentences, saying they were too lenient, for former Annapolis-based Navy engineer Jonathan Toebbe and his wife, six months after they pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to sell classified nuclear submarine secrets to a foreign government.

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Ravens S Tony Jefferson II shares why he considers Baltimore home

Ravens S Tony Jefferson II talked about how he considers Baltimore home

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The first farmed Chesapeake salmon versus the last of its sturgeon? Proposed Eastern Shore fish farm stirring concern

BALTIMORE — Could the Maryland’s first farmed salmon be a threat to the last of its sturgeon?

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Rangers’ Glenn Otto uses experience to overcome tough innings in win over Athletics

ARLINGTON, Texas – Last month, after a losing start in Baltimore, Rangers starting pitcher Glenn Otto chuckled as he came to a realization. He had started to show progress in not letting a bad inning turn into a worse one.

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Baltimore prosecutors drop cases of 25 state corrections officers charged under gang statute with using excessive force

BALTIMORE — Baltimore prosecutors have dropped the charges against 25 state correctional officers accused in 2019 of using excessive force against inmates and functioning as a criminal enterprise in jails around the city.

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Maryland election officials seek to count mail-in ballots earlier, reduce delays after primary results that took weeks

BALTIMORE — Members of the Maryland State Board of Elections voted Monday to take legal action that, if successful, would allow local election officials to begin counting mail-in ballots earlier. Such a change could reduce delays seen in last month’s primary, when results were unsettled in some races for days…

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