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BALTIMORE — Within the first 10 minutes inside Kevin Willard’s office, Dan McHale began to understand how fortunate he was to land a position as a graduate assistant at Louisville. McHale had graduated from Kentucky just a few months earlier, and yet here he was, receiving his marching orders from…

BALTIMORE — About five years ago, relatives began vanishing from the Baltimore novelist Anne Tyler’s life like disappearing ink. They faded away so gradually and quietly Tyler hadn’t even realized they were gone, leaving behind only faint traces of long-ago relationships.

Following a spate of violence Friday in Baltimore, five people were shot Saturday and Sunday, one fatally.

BALTIMORE — In suburban Maryland restaurants and warehouses, activists and frustrated parents have gathered by the dozens this past year. They’re hanging American flags, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and nodding their heads as speakers have encouraged them to take control of their schools.

Cabinet Minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan is due to meet her American counterpart in Baltimore this week - and Labour wants her to win a reprieve for British steelmakers

BALTIMORE — Shyam Adhikari thought he was going to die outside his home on the morning of May 8, 2021.

The Ravens drafted multiple talented players at positions of need in a three-round 2022 mock draft by CBS Sports

BALTIMORE — A crowd of 250 for an NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse game would not usually draw much attention. But at Hampton University, the number of people who showed up to watch a 15-6 loss against Virginia Military Institute set a school record.

BALTIMORE— En los primeros días de la pandemia por coronavirus, los trabajadores de la salud recurrieron a paliacates y otras protecciones improvisadas porque carecían del material oficial. Eso le dio una idea a los ingenieros de la Universidad de Maryland (UMD).