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A man’s ‘No Mow May’ effort landed him on the wrong side of county code. Now, he’s hoping for change

BALTIMORE -- Jack Trimper has a list of all the native plants that grow in his yard — evening primrose, milkweed, fleabane — all scrawled in careful cursive, one below the other.

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The Wire’s final season wasn’t the mess you remember, fake serial killers and all

Many people agree that David Simon’s 20-year-old crime drama is the best TV series ever made – but even ardent fans often treat its final season as an inferior product. Louis Chilton pleads the case for the unjustly maligned brilliance of ‘The Wire’ season five

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Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby renews push to dismiss perjury charges against her

BALTIMORE — Weeks after a judge denied her request to have the charges against her dropped, lawyers for Democratic Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby are trying again to have her perjury charges dismissed.

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Robbie Ray struggles again as Mariners get slapped around by Orioles

BALTIMORE — As he walked off the mound, disgusted at himself over yet another outing that featured one game-changing inning and five innings of work that were below his standard, the built-up frustration inside Robbie Ray was released.

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The Supreme Court ruled against a Baltimore baseball team 100 years ago, leading to MLB’s current antitrust exemption

BALTIMORE — More than a dozen men gathered for a banquet at Baltimore’s Belvedere Hotel in March 1914, and though they were set to embark into challenging, uncharted territory, they were brash and confident. The men were the stakeholders of the new Federal League — a rival to the established…

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Editorial: Baltimore gun violence: Easy to find, complicated to fix

While it was hardly shocking to learn that Memorial Day weekend provided no respite from gun violence in Baltimore, there was something especially brazen about the Saturday night shooting of two 17-year-olds, one of whom later died, at the Inner Harbor at 7:35 p.m. near the amphitheater — a peak…

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George Kirby gets first win, and Mariners break out in big way against Orioles

BALTIMORE — With the sparseness of fans at Camden Yards, an almost every-game occurrence in the Orioles’ rebuild, the boisterous fan club that made the trip down from New York could be heard on almost every out recorded by George Kirby.

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Carjackings up more than 50% in Baltimore with more than 200 cases this year; other US cities see increases

BALTIMORE — The three young men appeared suddenly in hoodies and face masks, startling the 25-year-old Southeast Baltimore woman. No one else was nearby. Even the street was empty of cars.

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After Fenway Park inspired Camden Yards, Baltimore returned the favor to Boston

Larry Cancro took his break the same way every day. During that 1989 season, the longtime Red Sox employee stood by Section 28, near the ramp leading to the third base deck at Fenway Park, as he watched Wade Boggs take what felt like 300 practice grounders at third base.

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The Gervonta Davis miracle and how Tank can define an age

The Baltimore fighter dazzled on Saturday to knock out Rolly Romero ahead of a potential split from Mayweather Promotions

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Bleacher Report predicts Ravens’ 2022 surprise rookie gem

Bleacher Report predicted the Baltimore Ravens' 2022 surprise rookie gem

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Balls and beautillions, long a tradition of the marrying Black middle class in Maryland, carry on with a new purpose

BALTIMORE -- Dr. Camille Hammond beamed with pride as she watched her 17-year-old sons in the throng at the ballroom of the Marriott Baltimore Waterfront. This spring day was when Kai and Aaron completed their “beautillion” process. That’s when, for her, they became men.

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Pro Football Focus names Ravens’ top-three players entering 2022 season

Pro Football Focus named the Baltimore Ravens top-three players entering the 2022 season

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Should the Ravens sign WR Julio Jones?

We look at if the Ravens should sign wide receiver Julio Jones

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Boston College women’s lacrosse rallies late to stun Maryland, 17-16, advance to NCAA championship game against North Carolina

BALTIMORE — The energy of youth had been an advantage for the Maryland women’s lacrosse team for much of the spring. The inexperience of that youth might have caught up to it.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson says he’ll attend OTAs: ‘Find something else to talk about’

BALTIMORE — Quarterback Lamar Jackson tweeted Friday that he plans to attend the Ravens’ organized team activities, lashing out at an NFL analyst who questioned why Jackson would miss the first week of the team’s voluntary practices.

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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan vetoes bills to allow earlier counting of mail-in ballots as he takes action on nearly 300 bills

BALTIMORE — Gov. Larry Hogan, finalizing the Maryland legislative session for the year, allowed nearly 300 bills to go into effect without his signature while vetoing 18 others Friday — killing bills that included efforts to speed up mass transit projects in Baltimore and to improve voting and ballot-counting as…

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson responds to criticism about absence from OTAs

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson responded to criticism of his absence from OTAs

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‘There’s no medicine like a dog’: Ex-soldier who trains shelter dogs to become veterans’ companions to be honored on Memorial Day in Maryland

BALTIMORE — Chris Hardy remembers the moment he realized that dogs could change lives. But he has to take a deep breath and work to hold back tears to tell the story.

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Maryland Episcopal Diocese awards first round of grants in $1 million reparations program

BALTIMORE — The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland has awarded $175,000 in grants to six community groups in its first distributions from a historic $1 million reparations fund.

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Kids aren’t skipping just COVID vaccines

BALTIMORE — There are thousands of children across Maryland who not only haven’t been vaccinated against COVID-19, but also lack protection from influenza and the kinds of diseases that routine shots long ago made scarce, such as measles and chickenpox.

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College graduate overcomes battle with cancer, now hopes to guide other through rigors of college life

BALTIMORE -- While this will be University of Maryland, Baltimore County President Freeman A. Hrabowski III’s last graduation — he announced his retirement last August — he will leave the school with a number of leaders who will help the next generation of graduates to push past challenges and earn…

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Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey discusses different members of Baltimore secondary

Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey discussed the new and returning members of the team's secondary

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Transfer portal making big impact in women’s lacrosse Final Four: ‘I don’t see it going away in the near future’

BALTIMORE — This has been a banner spring for Abby Bosco. After spending four years with the Penn women’s lacrosse program, she will play in her first Final Four as a member of Maryland’s team.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson absent from OTAs as he enters final year of rookie contract: ‘It’s up to him’

BALTIMORE — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract, was absent for the second straight day of voluntary organized team activities on Wednesday.

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