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First person to receive transplanted pig heart dies at University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The first person to receive a transplanted pig heart died Tuesday, two months after the groundbreaking surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

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Constellation Energy forms partnership with Microsoft to help companies track clean energy use

Baltimore-based Constellation Energy has joined forces with Microsoft to create technology to help large commercial customers reach clean energy goals.

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First person to receive transplanted pig heart dies at University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The first person to receive a transplanted pig heart died Tuesday, two months after the groundbreaking surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

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World's first pig heart transplant patient dies two months after historic operation

Dave Bennett died on Tuesday afternoon at the University of Maryland Medical Centre in Baltimore but no obvious cause of death has been identified

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7 biggest needs for Ravens entering 2022 free agency

We look at the seven biggest needs for the Baltimore Ravens during the 2022 offseason as they enter free agency

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New ESPN documentary ‘On & Coppin’ tells story of Ron ‘Fang’ Mitchell and Coppin State men’s basketball’s 1997 NCAA Tournament upset

BALTIMORE — Ron “Fang” Mitchell dealt in pressure, not affection.

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Could a specialized ‘gun court’ help curb violence in Baltimore? Some hope so

After losing her son to Baltimore gun violence in 2017, Maryland House Del. Chanel Branch experienced some closure when police announced two arrests in the case. But then more questions troubled her: Who were these young men, and why did they turn to violence?

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Could a specialized ‘gun court’ help curb violence in Baltimore? Some hope so

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Buccaneers C Ryan Jensen reportedly ‘has the attention’ of Ravens

Buccaneers center Ryan Jensen reportedly "has the attention" of the Ravens

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‘There are a lot of decent people’: How these women reunited a lost phone and owner without police

BALTIMORE -- When Emily Johanson lost her phone last month while running into an exercise class at the Movement Lab in Baltimore’s Remington, her phone company and the company that made it told her the only option to get it back would be contacting law enforcement.

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Builder of high-speed maglev train wins appeal in battle over use of Baltimore waterfront land

The legal tug-of-war over development of waterfront land in Baltimore’s Westport neighborhood has tilted in favor of a high-speed maglev train operator seeking to build a passenger station on the site where a developer separately proposed housing.

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Starbucks workers in Baltimore area join movement to unionize workplace

Starbucks baristas in the Baltimore area have joined a fast-growing national movement to unionize the giant coffee chain shop by shop amid working conditions that they say have worsened during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Old Bay vodka will soon be for sale in Maryland liquor stores and restaurants

BALTIMORE — Who wants to drink the bay?

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Ravens have six players on list of top-200 free agents in 2022 by Pro Football Focus

The Ravens have six players on a list of the top 200 free agents of 2022 by Pro Football Focus

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Ravens GM Eric DeCosta shares what new DC Mike Macdonald will bring to Baltimore

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta talked about what new defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald will bring to the team

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Black-led urban farms are thriving – until they have to fight for their land

Urban farms play a vital role in feeding communities but are hampered by precarious leases and gentrification

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Domino Foods is replacing its iconic neon sign in Baltimore — and hopes no one will notice the difference

The “Domino Sugars” sign, a Baltimore fixture that has cast its red neon glow across the Inner Harbor since 1951, will be retired March 1.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson not expected to hold out; contract negotiations remain ‘ongoing’

Even as the Ravens’ contract negotiations with Lamar Jackson drag on, with general manager Eric DeCosta reiterating Wednesday that the team will work “at Lamar’s urgency,” the quarterback’s unsettled future isn’t expected to affect his offseason availability in Baltimore.

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Baltimore City public schools to lift mask mandate on March 14

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore City school system will no longer require face masks in schools beginning March 14.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson to be featured on LeBron James’ show ‘The Shop’

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will star in Season Five of LeBron James' show "The Shop"

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Mike Preston: The Ravens have many needs. Some swag should be near the top of the list.

BALTIMORE — It’s been nearly 10 years since the Ravens won their last Super Bowl, and they still haven’t been able to replace the star talent on that roster.

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Man who claimed panhandler killed wife gets life in prison

A man who tried to cover up his wife’s 2018 stabbing death with a story blaming a Baltimore panhandler has been sentenced to life in prison

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Man who stabbed wife to death in Baltimore and blamed panhandlers sentenced to life in prison

BALTIMORE — The Maryland man who stabbed his wife to death in Baltimore and created an elaborate ruse that a pair of panhandlers in East Baltimore killed her was sentenced to life in prison Monday.

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Should the Ravens re-sign ILB Chris Board?

We analyze if the Ravens should re-sign inside linebacker Chris Board

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Bleacher Report proposes blockbuster trade between Ravens and Cowboys

Bleacher Report proposed that the Ravens and the Cowboys make a blockbuster trade

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