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Adnan Syed case: Attorneys for Hae Min Lee’s brother escalate allegations ahead of oral arguments in appeal

BALTIMORE — Baltimore prosecutors and a city judge collaborated behind closed doors to “choreograph” the hearing where Adnan Syed’s conviction stemming from the killing of Hae Min Lee was overturned, attorneys representing her brother in an appeal seeking to restore his conviction have alleged.

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Former Ravens safety Ed Reed will no longer coach at Bethune-Cookman, says school won’t ratify his contract

BALTIMORE — In a sudden turn of events, former Ravens safety Ed Reed will no longer be the head football coach at Bethune-Cookman, the Hall of Famer announced Saturday.

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Mike Preston: As coordinators depart, Ravens need to take a hard look at coach John Harbaugh

BALTIMORE — Now that the Ravens have made their second major coaching change in two years, the team’s main focus in 2023 should be the direction of the program under head coach John Harbaugh.

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ESPN announces premiere date for ’30 for 30′ Ravens documentary ‘Bullies of Baltimore’

The Ravens "30 for 30" documentary called "Bullies of Baltimore" now has a premiere date

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‘Lamar Jackson is our quarterback’: Ravens leadership doubles down on star’s future in Baltimore

Lamar Jackson is not under contract with the Ravens for next year and many pundits have projected that he’s played his last game with the club that drafted him in 2018. But in an end-of-season news conference Thursday, Ravens leadership committed to pursuing a long-term deal with Jackson that would…

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All 6 of Marilyn Mosby’s defense lawyers ask to be removed from case

BALTIMORE — All six lawyers representing former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby against federal mortgage fraud and perjury charges asked Thursday to be removed from her defense.

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Greg Roman out after four seasons as Ravens offensive coordinator

BALTIMORE — Greg Roman will no longer be the Ravens’ offensive coordinator after a four-year run in which he designed the most productive ground game in NFL history but frustrated fans by failing to build a commensurate passing attack.

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Nathan Ruiz: Orioles CEO John Angelos’ unwillingness to answer questions just creates more of them for ‘next week’

In his first public media availability in 332 days, Orioles CEO and chairman John Angelos said he would have another by “next week,” offering to reporters that he would “put all your questions” to bed.

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Ravens S Chuck Clark weighs in on staying with Baltimore in 2023

Ravens safety Chuck Clark weighed in on staying with the team in 2023

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The ‘first first responder’: Mental health clinicians are now taking some of Baltimore County’s 911 calls

BALTIMORE -- Around 8:30 p.m. one Thursday last fall, a phone rang.

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Civil rights groups sue Maryland agency over medications prescribed to foster children

BALTIMORE — Civil rights organizations and advocates representing three Maryland teens are challenging the state’s oversight of medical records for foster children receiving psychotropic drugs, according to a new federal lawsuit filed this week.

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Gov.-elect Wes Moore embraces Maryland’s Black history as he readies for historic oath of office

BALTIMORE — The inauguration day of Westley Watende Omari Moore as Maryland’s first Black governor is shaping up to look like a walk through history.

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Baltimore man tried in court four times for same killing sees all charges dropped

Keith Davis, 31, was accused of fatally shooting Pimlico Race Course security guard Kevin Jones in 2015

Evening Standard

Baltimore man tried four times for same killing sees all charges dropped

Keith Davis, 31, shot by police, was repeatedly charged over shooting at Pimlico race track in June 2015

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6 bold predictions for Ravens’ Wild Card matchup vs. Bengals

We look at six bold predictions for the Ravens' Wild Card matchup vs. the Bengals

Daily Mirror

Baltimore Ravens send Lamar Jackson message ahead of uncertain off-season

Superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson will become a free agent in just a matter of weeks with no contract agreed with the Baltimore Ravens an interesting stand-off with the organisation following weeks of uncertainty

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Ravens coach John Harbaugh mum on QB Lamar Jackson’s tweets about injured knee

BALTIMORE — One day after Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson revealed that his injured left knee “remains unstable,” coach John Harbaugh did not offer much after Friday’s practice regarding his reaction or his assessment of what Jackson wrote via Twitter.

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Charges dropped and man tried 4 times for murder is set free

Baltimore’s new top prosecutor has dropped all charges against a Black man who stood trial four times for the same killing, freeing him from seven years in custody

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Joe Manniello's NFL wild-card playoff picks

Wild-card weekend gives us six rematches from the regular season, and in three instances (Seattle-San Francisco, Miami-Buffalo and Baltimore-Cincinnati) this will be the teams' third meeting. Those three games don't seem likely to produce an upset, but the other three are toss-ups and anything can happen.

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Baltimore state’s attorney drops Keith Davis Jr.’s criminal cases

BALTIMORE — The criminal charges against Keith Davis Jr., who was tried in Baltimore four times for the same murder, are no more.

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Who is Robert Hur, special counsel on Biden classified document probe?

Robert Hur, who was named special counsel to investigate whether President Joe Biden had improperly handled sensitive government documents, is a former high-ranking Justice Department official with experience in sensitive leak investigations.

Los Angeles Times

The minister and trauma psychologist bridging the worlds of spirituality and psychology

LOS ANGELES — The men's choir had just brought down the house with the gospel classic "Miracle Worker" when Thema Bryant danced up to the lectern at First AME Church in South L.A.

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‘My knee remains unstable:’ Ravens QB Lamar Jackson addresses injury for first time in series of tweets

BALTIMORE — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson addressed his injured knee for the first time on Thursday in a series of tweets, writing that he’s been dealing with a Grade 2 injury in his PCL, a ligament in the knee, that is “borderline” Grade 3.

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Prisoners were poisoned for days by carbon monoxide at federal prison in West Virginia, Baltimore law firm says

Carbon monoxide gas leaked into a West Virginia prison for days in August 2021, triggering alarms and, according to a federal lawsuit filed this month, poisoning people incarcerated in the facility.

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson absent from practice again but Tyler Huntley resumes throwing and RB Gus Edwards returns

BALTIMORE — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s absence extended into Thursday, but there was some encouraging news with quarterback Tyler Huntley resuming throwing and running back Gus Edwards returning to practice.

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