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The families of victims in the Capital Gazette shooting and some newspaper employees who survived the deadly 2018 attack have dismissed civil charges against The Baltimore Sun and Tribune Publishing after settling the case

BALTIMORE — The families of Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith and Wendi Winters, along with some Capital employees who survived the deadly June 28, 2018, attack on the Annapolis newsroom, dismissed civil charges against The Baltimore Sun and Tribune Publishing this week after settling the case.

BALTIMORE — The neon glow of late-night diner signs has beckoned to Pete Koroneos his entire career.

BALTIMORE — The Steelers needed three results to go their way in Week 17 to stay in playoff contention, and the one they had to sweat out the most was their own. Then, the rookie quarterback came up clutch in prime time for the second week in a row.

BALTIMORE — Outgoing House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said he has not ruled out running for Congress in 2024.

BALTIMORE — Cynthia Tensley for years has organized a “vigil for life” each time someone is killed in Carrollton Ridge.

BALTIMORE — Cynthia Tensley for years has organized a “vigil for life” each time someone is killed in Carrollton Ridge.

Each week of the NFL season, The Baltimore Sun will rank all 32 NFL teams. The rankings will take into account not just weekly performance, injuries and roster depth, but how well each team measures up as Super Bowl contenders.

BALTIMORE — Big changes have come to Maryland elections since the coronavirus pandemic struck in 2020. More than 1 in 4 voters participated using mail-in ballots in the most recent election, casting them via ballot drop boxes or sending them back via the mail.