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Who is Wes Moore, the first Black governor of Maryland?

The state elected the Democrat military veteran – who has never run for office – by a landslide

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Maryland voters approve legalizing recreational cannabis

BALTIMORE — Maryland voters approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday to legalize adult-use cannabis.

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Democrat Wes Moore elected Maryland’s first Black governor

BALTIMORE — Wes Moore, whose vibrant and organized campaign catapulted him from outsider candidate to a rising star in Democratic politics, will be Maryland’s next governor, the first Black person to lead the state and only the third Black elected governor in U.S. history, based on The Associated Press call…

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Democrat Wes Moore elected Maryland’s first Black governor

BALTIMORE — Wes Moore, whose vibrant and organized campaign catapulted him from outsider political candidate to a rising star in Democratic politics, will be Maryland’s next governor, the first Black candidate elected to the role and only the third Black elected governor in U.S. history, The Associated Press said as…

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Studs and Duds from the Saints’ frustrating 27-13 loss to Ravens

Studs and Duds from the New Orleans Saints' frustrating 27-13 loss to Baltimore Ravens, via @DillySanders:

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Led by defense and OLB Justin Houston, Ravens beat Saints, 27-13, for third straight win

NEW ORLEANS — Before the season started, the Ravens’ young pass rushers bestowed a new nickname on Justin Houston, the respected veteran entering his 12th season. Last year, his first in Baltimore, Houston was Yoda. As training camp unfolded, he was Sensei.

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Reentering society after decades in prison can be difficult. These programs attempt to help

BALTIMORE -- The week after being released from prison, Bakari Atiba hopped on a bus to go see his home detention case manager without any idea of how to navigate public transportation.

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‘National embarrassment’: Multiple Maryland State Police challenge coins prompt disciplinary actions

BALTIMORE — One challenge coin created by a police lieutenant reads, in part, “Hunt the animal” and depicts a knight brandishing a state flag-emblazoned shield.

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Why art is necessary for social change

Artist Devin Allen talks to Salon about Baltimore, his new book "No Justice No Peace" and the power of the image

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The Latino population has exploded in Maryland. Which political party stands to benefit?

BALTIMORE — Nicholas Simões Machado thinks it’s time for the Maryland Democratic Party to step up its game when it comes to Latino voters.

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Maryland appeals court rules Hae Min Lee’s family’s appeal in Adnan Syed case can continue

BALTIMORE — The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has determined that Hae Min Lee’s family’s appeal of the court proceedings that freed Adnan Syed can continue.

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Nearly 1 in 5 Maryland voters already have cast ballots as early in-person voting ends and mail-in voting continues ahead of Election Day

BALTIMORE — Maryland’s eight-day early voting window came to a close with a strong finish Thursday as 88,055 people cast ballots.

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Maryland sites are among most polluting coal ash waste dumps in the nation, study finds

BALTIMORE — A coal ash waste dump in Prince George’s County is among the most polluting in the nation, according to a new report from environmental groups.

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Baltimore museum exhibit about the Great Migration gives artist chance to ‘let go of the past,’ heal family ties

BALTIMORE — Some journeys begin on foot, with a frightened glance over the shoulder and a rush into the night. But Larry W. Cook Jr.’s great migration began with the click of his camera lens.

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Editorial: The discomfiting reality of life expectancy: It’s about economics and opportunity

Life expectancy is down across the United States for the second year in a row — from an average of 77 years in 2020 to 76.1 years in 2021 — with much of the drop attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic. But an even more troubling and persistent trend is evident…

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Ravens top wide receiver Rashod Bateman to have season-ending foot surgery

BALTIMORE — Top Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman will have foot surgery on a Lisfranc injury and miss the rest of the season, coach John Harbaugh said Thursday.

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Under Armour refocuses on teen athlete market as its second-quarter earnings beat expectations

BALTIMORE — Shares of Under Armour surged Thursday morning after the Baltimore-based brand beat Wall Street’s expectations for second-quarter earnings.

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Lamar Jackson Called Out in Hilarious Moment at AEW Event

The Ravens quarterback was aggressively called out in front of a hometown crowd at the Baltimore wrestling event.

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Baltimore high school football rivals suspended from playoffs following fight

Baltimore rival City and Poly football teams suspended from postseason following a fight.

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Lamar Jackson gets huge welcome at AEW wrestling event

Lamar Jackson attended an AEW show in Baltimore on Wednesday

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Family of Hae Min Lee continues fight for new hearing in Adnan Syed case, citing dispute over note that helped free him

BALTIMORE — The family of Hae Min Lee doubled down on its appellate request for a new hearing to overturn Adnan Syed’s murder conviction, citing a public dispute over what the handwritten note that helped free him means.

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Renovated and reopened National Cryptologic Museum a spymaster’s delight; newly declassified artifacts on display

BALTIMORE — The newly renovated and reopened National Cryptologic Museum, run by the National Security Agency and located near the spy agency’s headquarters at Fort Meade, deals a fatal blow to one of the most enduring myths of the Cold War: There is no “red phone” linking the Oval Office…

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With the addition of LB Roquan Smith, Ravens feel their defense can be ‘really, really special’

BALTIMORE — Roquan Smith did not believe he would be traded, not even with his Chicago Bears off to a losing start and his contractual future unresolved. If he was going to go, however, he wanted to be “playing for a title.”

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Biden to host rally in Howard County on the day before next week's crucial midterms. Why Maryland?

BALTIMORE — After traveling to states with much higher-profile gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races, President Joe Biden will hold a rally next week in solidly Democratic Maryland the day before the crucial midterm elections, according to the White House.

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Dan Rodricks: The Pelosi attack was disgusting but not shocking. That’s a problem

At dinner in Baltimore’s Little Italy, where Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi grew up, someone expressed shock and disgust at the attack on Pelosi’s husband at the couple’s home in San Francisco. I shared the disgust, but not so much the shock.

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