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Bleacher Report says Ravens should sign these two free agents before 2022 NFL draft

Bleacher Report says that the Ravens should sign these two free agents before the 2022 draft

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Death of 61-year-old woman ruled Baltimore’s 100th homicide this year, police say

BALTIMORE — The death of a 61-year-old woman in Northwest Baltimore has been ruled a homicide, marking the city’s 100th this year, police say.

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Ravens players make grand entrances in return to facility for start of voluntary offseason workout program

Baltimore Ravens players made grand entrances in their return to the team's facility for voluntary offseason workouts

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Jose Trevino is already right at home with the Yankee pitchers

BALTIMORE -- Jose Trevino was one of the first players in the clubhouse Sunday morning. The catcher’s first stop was not to the food room or the video room; he wandered over to the corner of the visiting clubhouse in Camden Yards where the pitchers’ lockers were clustered. Just a…

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Ravens release WR Miles Boykin, former 3rd-round pick; QB Tyler Huntley among 4 players to re-sign

The Ravens released wide receiver Miles Boykin on Monday, parting ways after a quiet three years in Baltimore.

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Bleacher Report gives Ravens one draft do-over over last decade

Bleacher Report gave the Baltimore Ravens one draft do-over over the last decade

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High hopes abound for redo of Baltimore's Inner Harbor centerpiece

BALTIMORE — When he bikes around Baltimore’s Inner Harbor or walks the promenade with his infant daughter, Ermias Abbai wonders about the emptiness at Harborplace and often imagines what it could become.

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Researchers probe senseless COVID mystery: loss of smell

BALTIMORE -- One of the more curious, as well as annoying and even life-altering, symptoms of COVID-19 has been the widespread loss of smell. A team led by Johns Hopkins researchers took an extra-deep dive into some noses to find out why.

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6 people shot in separate incidents on Easter Sunday in Baltimore

Six people were shot on Easter Sunday in separate incidents across Baltimore, police said.

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Rougned Odor’s late pinch-hit single sparks Orioles to 5-0 victory, series win over Yankees

BALTIMORE — In spring training, Rougned Odor subtly bemoaned his time with the New York Yankees. He described their usage of him at third base as “uncomfortable.” The club’s facial hair policy caused him to shave his signature beard, making him unrecognizable to even his daughter.

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Ever Forward ship freed from Chesapeake Bay after being stuck for more than a month

BALTIMORE — At long last, the Ever Forward is free.

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Josh Donaldson homer sparks offense after rain delay as Yankees rally past Orioles, 5-2

BALTIMORE — After the first eight Yankees games of this young season, there were plenty of questions about the offense. Saturday night, the Yankees started finding some answers. Josh Donaldson hit his first home run as a Yankee and the offense rallied for a 5-2 rain-delayed win over the Orioles…

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Ravens build up trenches early in 7-round mock draft by CBS Sports

The Ravens built up their depth in the trenches early in the latest seven-round mock draft by CBS Sports

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Third time’s the charm? As 505 containers are removed, authorities again try to refloat Ever Forward in Chesapeake Bay

BALTIMORE — For two decades, Jordan Crane intermittently worked on a graphic novel. He dreamed of the idea in his late 20s, but each time he made progress on it, something interfered and delayed the process. He’d make progress, but then get stuck.

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‘A new window on the universe’ James Webb Space Telescope to go live in April

The image dazzles from a computer screen in the corner of the room: six beams of red-orange light bursting from a luminous Milky Way star.

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Ramón Urías’ walk-off walk lifts Orioles over Yankees, 2-1, in 11 innings

BALTIMORE — The Orioles didn’t need a big hit for Friday night’s big win.

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Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby’s ethics disclosure lists no donations to her legal fund

BALTIMORE — Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has filed her latest state ethics disclosure, reporting no gifts to a legal defense fund established for her and her husband, Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby.

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Dan Rodricks: Baltimore attorney decries ‘absence of simple human decency’ in House vote rejecting honor for Black judge

“In my life,” Eric Schuster said, “except for my father and father-in-law, there has been no man I respected more than Judge Joseph W. Hatchett.”

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Some cities, states say Big Oil should pay for climate damage

In the waning days of 2021, a grass fire broke out in Boulder County, Colorado. Fueled by extreme drought and high winds, the fire swept through the communities of Superior and Louisville. Within hours, it had destroyed more than a thousand structures — making the Marshall fire the most destructive…

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Dressing fashionably for Easter Sunday is traditional, not theological

BALTIMORE -- From the days of early Christians, fancy Easter Sunday clothes have been a cosmetic commemoration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. Now, churchgoers don social media post-worthy outfits such as frills, lace, head-turning hats, stylish suits and dresses as well as color coordinated looks for the whole family.

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Baltimore Police aim to be among first law enforcement agencies to hire civilian investigators

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Police Department plans to become one of the first law enforcement agencies in the nation to hire civilians to investigate low-level crimes, internal affairs complaints and cold cases.

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Yankees' Jordan Montgomery not expected to miss next start after negative MRI

Jordan Montgomery said he felt no soreness or stiffness in his left knee when he threw his bullpen Wednesday, so the Yankees lefthander is expecting to make his scheduled start Friday in Baltimore.

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Federal judge denies Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s motion to dismiss charges against her, case to go on

BALTIMORE — The federal charges against Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby will stand and the case will proceed to trial in September, U.S. District Court Judge Lydia Griggsby ruled Thursday.

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Jonas Shaffer: Ranking the Ravens’ needs entering the NFL draft, from quarterback to cornerback

BALTIMORE — After a quiet two weeks in free agency, the Ravens went back to checking boxes last weekend.

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Michelle Deal-Zimmerman: It’s a slap in the face to believe violence protects Black women

I still can’t figure out why Baltimore native Jada Pinkett Smith gives a flying foxtail on a Friday about what a comedian says about her beautiful bald head.

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