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Kyle Stowers’ first homer in 9th sets up Anthony Santander’s walk-off hit in 11th in Orioles’ 4-3 win over White Sox

BALTIMORE — Kyle Stowers let out a roar and pumped his fist as he reached second base. While rounding third to face the Orioles’ dugout, he yelled “Come on!” and flexed, doing so again as he stepped on home plate.

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White Sox’ Andrew Vaughn responds to leadoff role with home run on first pitch

Vaughn led off the White Sox’ game against the Orioles with a homer to right field.

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It was called ‘murder mall.’ Now, 120 new townhomes are coming to West Baltimore

A Baltimore developer, along with city and state officials, held a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday morning for a new, multimillion-dollar housing development at the site of the former Madison Park North Mall in West Baltimore.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson will not play in preseason finale vs. Commanders as team seeks healthier 2022 campaign

BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson will not play in the Ravens’ preseason finale Saturday, coach John Harbaugh announced Thursday, marking the first time in the quarterback’s five-year career that he will be held out of an entire preseason.

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Maryland football player Marcus Fleming Jr. charged with misdemeanor second-degree assault

BALTIMORE — Marcus Fleming Jr., a redshirt sophomore wide receiver on the University of Maryland football team, was charged with misdemeanor second-degree assault after a felony first-degree assault charge was dropped in Prince George’s County Circuit Court on Thursday morning.

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Baltimore attorney is representing former President Donald Trump in Mar-a-Lago document case

BALTIMORE — Despite once calling Baltimore a “disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess,” former President Donald Trump has turned to a Charm City lawyer to aid his defense as the U.S. Department of Justice’s criminal probe into him continues.

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Ravens to host ‘Countdown to Kickoff’ to celebrate start of 2022 regular season

The Baltimore Ravens will host Countdown to Kickoff at Power Plant Live! on Sept. 11 to celebrate the start of the 2022 NFL season

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Orioles bullpen falters behind Spenser Watkins, bats fall silent until late in 5-3 loss to White Sox

BALTIMORE — In the aftermath of Félix Bautista’s heroics a day earlier, when the new Orioles closer worked a five-out save, manager Brandon Hyde admitted the bullpen is undergoing a feeling-out period. That’s what happens when All-Star Jorge López, the previous closer, is shipped off at the trade deadline, leaving…

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‘Do I deserve this?’ After doubt and depression, NBA star Carmelo Anthony of Baltimore is finding the answers.

A black SUV pulled up in front of a youth detention center in Northeast Washington on a hot August afternoon. NBA veteran Carmelo Anthony hopped out of the car, wearing a hoodie, sweatpants and a crisp pair of Nike Air Force 1s. It was the entrance of a future Hall…

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One dead and six injured after two gunmen jump out of car and ambush group of people in Baltimore street

Officers were called to the scene of a shooting at the intersection of Park Heights Avenue and Shirley Avenue in the city’s Northwest District at around 12.24pm on Wednesday afternoon

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Baltimore mass shooting: Hunt for two gunman after one killed and six wounded

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How would Cornelius Lucas celebrate ending Ravens’ preseason winning streak?

Dancing and chicken wings for Lucas if the Commanders win.

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CBS Sports names Ravens as ideal destination for former Raiders RB

CBS Sports named the Ravens as an ideal destination for a former Las Vegas Raiders running back

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After Ryan Mountcastle’s home run early, Félix Bautista slams door late in Orioles’ 5-3 win over White Sox

BALTIMORE — As Omar Little’s whistle from “The Wire” played and a flashing light sequence followed at Camden Yards, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde stood on the mound with catcher Adley Rutschman and Baltimore’s infielders, waiting for closer Félix Bautista to reach the mound in a precarious eighth-inning situation.

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Interns see Baltimore Police Department with ‘fresh eyes’ — and suggest wide-ranging reforms

BALTIMORE -- During an internship with the Baltimore Police Department this summer, Yasmine Bryant met the mother of a city homicide victim struggling with acute grief and growing frustration: Despite repeated attempts to contact detectives about their open investigation, she heard nothing from law enforcement in more than five months.

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Feds file notice of plans to seize Florida condo of Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby if she’s convicted in perjury, mortgage fraud case

BALTIMORE — Federal prosecutors said in court filings that the government plans to try to seize Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s Florida Gulf Coast vacation condo if she’s convicted of perjury and mortgage fraud.

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Baltimore voters will be asked this fall to consider term limits; other proposed ballot questions short of signatures

BALTIMORE — Baltimore voters will be asked this fall to decide if the city’s future elected leaders should be limited to two terms, the only successful question to emerge from multiple petition drives to put issues on the ballot this year.

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2 dead, 6 injured in weekend violence across Baltimore

BALTIMORE — An altercation outside a bar escalated into deadly gunfire in Baltimore’s Carrollton Ridge neighborhood early Saturday, ending a five-day stretch of relative peace when the city recorded no homicides.

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Tomatoes in the bullpen: At Camden Yards, an Orioles tradition comes alive again

BALTIMORE — As the Orioles relievers line up by the home bullpen, watching the starting pitcher finish his warmup, there’s time for their attention to wander. They know in a few moments they’ll partake in a daily handshake line, but in the minutes before then, a great green stalk catches…

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Dan Cox says he will oppose step to count mail-in ballots earlier

BALTIMORE — Republican gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox, who helped spread President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of widespread election fraud in 2020, is criticizing Maryland officials’ legal action that would allow local election workers to count mail-in ballots earlier with the goal of reducing delays in releasing the results.

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Biden to rally with Maryland Democrats in Rockville

BALTIMORE — President Joe Biden will headline a rally this week with Maryland Democrats in Rockville as the party prepares to kick-start its campaign efforts heading into this fall’s high-stakes midterm elections.

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Offensive fireworks lift Orioles to wild 15-10 win over Red Sox

BALTIMORE — It was fireworks night at Camden Yards, and that moniker existed far before any postgame display.

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How a chance encounter at a demolition site on Mother’s Day led to fighting blight in West Baltimore

BALTIMORE -- Nneka N’namdi was driving home in Baltimore’s Upton and Harlem Park neighborhoods on Mother’s Day in 2016 when she came across a situation she thought could turn into a tragedy.

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Madden NFL 23 highlights Ravens’ tribute to Baltimore superfan Mo Gaba

EA Sport's Madden NFL 23 includes a tribute to Baltimore superfan Mo Gaba.

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Recent violence serves as a ‘stress test’ for Baltimore Police consent decree reforms, federal judge says

BALTIMORE — A “staffing crisis” and mounting public pressure to reduce surging violence in Baltimore threaten the “significant progress” the city’s police department has made since a federal consent decree was reached five years ago, the federal judge overseeing the process warned Thursday.

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