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Barry Levinson on the brutal darkness of his WWII boxing film ‘The Survivor’

Oscar-winning director Barry Levinson has a trenchant childhood memory from the late 1940s of an uncle popping up at his Baltimore row house out of nowhere and staying with him in his bedroom for a couple of weeks.

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May trial date scheduled for Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s federal case

BALTIMORE — A May trial date has been scheduled in the federal case against Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby.

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Should the Ravens re-sign CB Jimmy Smith?

We look at if the Ravens should re-sign cornerback Jimmy Smith

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10 players the Ravens could target in free agency, from big names to bargains

Six weeks before the start of free agency, Eric DeCosta was confident that the Ravens could re-sign whichever player they needed to. He also conceded that the Ravens couldn’t re-sign everyone they wanted to.

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Ravens named as team positioned to take big leap in 2022 by CBS Sports

The Baltimore Ravens were named as a team that could take a big leap in 2022 by CBS Sports

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ATF still searching for ‘person of interest’ in vacant house fire that killed 3 Baltimore firefighters

BALTIMORE — The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives published a video Friday of a man considered to be a “person of interest” in a deadly Baltimore fire and whom the agency, city and state officials are offering a combined $100,000 reward to find.

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Baltimore State’s Attorney Mosby’s lawyers bring new accusations against prosecutors in attempt to have case dismissed

BALTIMORE — Lawyers for Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby presented a long-shot legal argument in their latest filing in federal court: The indictment against her should be dismissed because it is exclusively the result of federal prosecutors’ animosity toward her.

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Baltimore police fatally shoot man Saturday afternoon

BALTIMORE — Baltimore police officers shot and killed a person after he allegedly accelerated his car toward an officer in Northeast Baltimore on Saturday.

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Chief of beleaguered state medical examiner's office in Baltimore resigns

BALTIMORE — Dr. Victor W. Weedn resigned Friday as chief of the medical examiners’ office for Maryland after a tumultuous year of staff departures and a backlog of autopsies at least 200 deep.

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Goodness Growth Opens New Green Goods Cannabis Dispensary In Baltimore, MD, Launches Community Outreach Initiatives

Goodness Growth Holdings, Inc. (CSE:GDNS) (OTCQX: GDNSF) will host a grand opening celebration for its newest medical cannabis dispensary in Baltimore, on Feb. 18, 2022.

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Should the Ravens re-sign DL Brandon Williams?

We discuss if the Ravens should re-sign defensive lineman Brandon Williams

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With ‘bodies piling up,’ contractors clearing backlog at Maryland medical examiner’s office for $850 an autopsy

BALTIMORE — A yearslong staffing crisis in the state medical examiner’s office in Baltimore is leading to unprecedented delays in autopsies, an emergency request to federal officials for help and now a legislative push for more workers.

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Baltimore police to expunge spy plane records in settlement

Records and data collected by a now-defunct aerial surveillance program in Baltimore will be expunged as part of a federal lawsuit settlement filed this week

The Independent UK

Las condiciones posteriores al COVID aún confunden a la comunidad médica dos años después de la pandemia

BALTIMORE— Kels Rosario dio positivo en la prueba de COVID-19 antes de que hubiera una vacuna y de nuevo después de vacunarse. Sospecha que una enfermedad al principio de la pandemia también fue causada por el coronavirus.

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‘More questions than answers’: Post-COVID conditions still confound medical community 2 years into pandemic

BALTIMORE — Kels Rosario tested positive for COVID-19 before there was a vaccine and again after he got the shots. He suspects an illness at the beginning of the pandemic also was caused by the coronavirus.

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Is Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan eyeing the White House? Follow these signs

BALTIMORE — Years of speculation about Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s political future were hardly put to bed when the term-limited Republican announced that he wouldn’t run for U.S. Senate.

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Ravens players roast Bengals CB Eli Apple on Twitter after Super Bowl LVI

Multiple Ravens players took to Twitter to roast Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Eli Apple after Super Bowl LVI

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Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey weighs in on state of AFC North

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey discussed the state of the AFC North

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Two Frederick police officers stable after being shot; 25-year-old man also injured in shooting

BALTIMORE — Two Frederick police officers were injured in a shooting after responding to a report of a “suspicious man,” who also was shot, Frederick officials said.

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Trump-endorsed gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox calls for impeachment of Maryland Gov. Hogan

BALTIMORE — A Republican Maryland lawmaker who is running for governor took a step Thursday in an attempt to impeach Gov. Larry Hogan, a fellow Republican.

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Baltimore police commissioner responds to criticism about when search warrant was served on teen charged in homicide

BALTIMORE — Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison on Thursday defended the department’s decision to wait five days to serve a search warrant on a robbery suspect who investigators said killed a man during that time.

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Police failed to execute search warrant for Baltimore teen until day after he allegedly killed police lieutenant’s husband

BALTIMORE — Police from Baltimore County and the city failed to execute a search warrant at the home of a city teenager until a day after he allegedly killed someone, even though it had been issued four days before the homicide.

The Independent UK

Fatal fires in St. Louis, Baltimore expose vacant home risks

Vacant homes that dot the urban and rural landscape across the U.S. pose an especially high risk for firefighters because many are unsound even before catching fire

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Christopher Bedford resigns as director of the Baltimore Museum of Art

BALTIMORE — Christopher Bedford, the at-times controversial director of the Baltimore Museum of Art who brooked no opposition in his quest to use his institution to achieve social change, has resigned his post and is moving to California.

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Programs aim to attract and keep the ‘starry-eyed’ among nurses amid bruising pandemic

BALTIMORE -- Sophia Rois Geffen was working in public health when she decided to train as a nurse so she could connect more closely with people.

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