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Pro Football Focus names Ravens’ top-three players entering 2022 season

Pro Football Focus named the Baltimore Ravens top-three players entering the 2022 season

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Should the Ravens sign WR Julio Jones?

We look at if the Ravens should sign wide receiver Julio Jones

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Boston College women’s lacrosse rallies late to stun Maryland, 17-16, advance to NCAA championship game against North Carolina

BALTIMORE — The energy of youth had been an advantage for the Maryland women’s lacrosse team for much of the spring. The inexperience of that youth might have caught up to it.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson says he’ll attend OTAs: ‘Find something else to talk about’

BALTIMORE — Quarterback Lamar Jackson tweeted Friday that he plans to attend the Ravens’ organized team activities, lashing out at an NFL analyst who questioned why Jackson would miss the first week of the team’s voluntary practices.

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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan vetoes bills to allow earlier counting of mail-in ballots as he takes action on nearly 300 bills

BALTIMORE — Gov. Larry Hogan, finalizing the Maryland legislative session for the year, allowed nearly 300 bills to go into effect without his signature while vetoing 18 others Friday — killing bills that included efforts to speed up mass transit projects in Baltimore and to improve voting and ballot-counting as…

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson responds to criticism about absence from OTAs

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson responded to criticism of his absence from OTAs

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‘There’s no medicine like a dog’: Ex-soldier who trains shelter dogs to become veterans’ companions to be honored on Memorial Day in Maryland

BALTIMORE — Chris Hardy remembers the moment he realized that dogs could change lives. But he has to take a deep breath and work to hold back tears to tell the story.

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Maryland Episcopal Diocese awards first round of grants in $1 million reparations program

BALTIMORE — The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland has awarded $175,000 in grants to six community groups in its first distributions from a historic $1 million reparations fund.

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College graduate overcomes battle with cancer, now hopes to guide other through rigors of college life

BALTIMORE -- While this will be University of Maryland, Baltimore County President Freeman A. Hrabowski III’s last graduation — he announced his retirement last August — he will leave the school with a number of leaders who will help the next generation of graduates to push past challenges and earn…

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Kids aren’t skipping just COVID vaccines

BALTIMORE — There are thousands of children across Maryland who not only haven’t been vaccinated against COVID-19, but also lack protection from influenza and the kinds of diseases that routine shots long ago made scarce, such as measles and chickenpox.

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Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey discusses different members of Baltimore secondary

Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey discussed the new and returning members of the team's secondary

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Transfer portal making big impact in women’s lacrosse Final Four: ‘I don’t see it going away in the near future’

BALTIMORE — This has been a banner spring for Abby Bosco. After spending four years with the Penn women’s lacrosse program, she will play in her first Final Four as a member of Maryland’s team.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson absent from OTAs as he enters final year of rookie contract: ‘It’s up to him’

BALTIMORE — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract, was absent for the second straight day of voluntary organized team activities on Wednesday.

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John Waters’ fans flock to ‘Liarmouth’ book signing in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The line to meet John Waters at the book signing for his debut novel, “Liarmouth: A Feel-Bad Romance,” stretched from Atomic Books down Falls Road past Vu Skateboard Shop.

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Rays look more like themselves in beating Marlins

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays needed something to get over their hot and miserable weekend in Baltimore, getting walked off twice in extra innings, while looking bad in doing so.

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Ravens agree to 1-year deal with CB Kyle Fuller, a Baltimore native and 2-time Pro Bowler

BALTIMORE — The Ravens have agreed to a one-year deal with cornerback Kyle Fuller, adding a Baltimore native with playmaking pedigree who could help stabilize their secondary. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Baltimore County FOP issues vote of no confidence in police Chief Melissa Hyatt; county executive remains ‘fully confident’ in her

BALTIMORE — The union representing Baltimore County police officers issued a vote of no confidence in police Chief Melissa Hyatt on Monday evening in a rare move signaling displeasure in the department’s top leadership.

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Baltimore, Maryland Real Estate Investments - Current Investment Listings and Market Data

Baltimore is the most populous city in Maryland. Known as an important seaport and the birthplace of “The Star Spangled Banner”, this city has seen a recent growth in employment as well as a healthy real estate market. Real Estate Market Trends in Baltimore Baltimore median home price: $335,000

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There is a rapidly expanding, virtually unregulated competitor to medical cannabis in Maryland. It’s called Delta-8

BALTIMORE — You no longer need a medical card to legally get high on cannabis in Maryland.

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Pets for Patriots finds homes for shelter dogs and cats with veterans

BALTIMORE -- When Stacey Martin, an Army sergeant, gets home at night, she finds Autumn, er dog, by the door, sitting at attention — except for her tail, which quivers in anticipation. Martin can hardly wait, either. It’s a treasured time for both.

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15 people hospitalized for injuries after Megabus overturns on interstate in Maryland

BALTIMORE — First responders from Baltimore and Harford counties took 15 people to the hospital with injuries after a Megabus turned on its side on Interstate 95 South, fire officials said.

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1 killed, 4 injured in Sunday morning shootings in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — A 10-year-old boy was among four people who were injured in two separate shootings early Sunday morning, Baltimore Police said. One man was killed in a shooting in South Clifton Park.

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Rays blow lead in 9th, wait out the rain, lose to Orioles in 11th

BALTIMORE — The top of the first inning seemed eventful enough Sunday afternoon.

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27 suffer minor injuries after bus rolls on I-95 in Maryland

Officials in Maryland say that 27 people have suffered minor injuries after a bus crashed and rolled on I-95 north of Baltimore

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Debates spark over Baltimore police protection strategies as rising bloodshed puts neighborhoods on edge

BALTIMORE — Gunfire rang out this month on Boarman Avenue, lined with trees and rowhouses with porches, frightening nearby residents. Five people were injured, police said, just hours after four people were shot in East Baltimore, including one man who died.

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