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Maryland AG releases report on Catholic Church sex abuse

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office has publicly released a redacted version of an investigative report detailing sex abuse allegations against more than 150 Catholic priests and examining the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s response

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FDA approval of Narcan as over-the-counter drug will boost accessibility, save lives, health officials say

BALTIMORE — As soon as this summer, people will be able to purchase the opioid overdose reversal medication Narcan as easily as they can buy Tylenol and Benadryl, after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved it last week to be sold over the counter.

Tribune News Service

FBI reviewing fatal shooting of former gubernatorial aide Roy McGrath during encounter with federal agents

BALTIMORE — The FBI on Tuesday was reviewing the circumstances of the fatal shooting of Roy McGrath, a former Maryland governor’s chief of staff turned international fugitive, who died after an encounter with federal agents trying to apprehend him in suburban Tennessee.

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He Was Exonerated of Killing His Infant, but the State Still Says He's Guilty

"Even after his 2021 exoneration, Baltimore County prosecutors have opposed Clarence receiving compensation for the injustice of being wrongfully convicted," says an attorney representing the man.

Reason

Maryland AG report on Catholic Church sex abuse to be released Wednesday

BALTIMORE — An judge approved the release of a Maryland Attorney General Office’s report on clergy abuse within the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, and the office will release the report to the public Wednesday, a spokesperson said.

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Johns Hopkins surgeons get $21.4 million to study pig-to-human organ transplants

BALTIMORE — Two Johns Hopkins Medicine surgeons will receive $21.4 million over the next two years to advance research needed to successfully transplant living cells, tissues and organs from animals to humans.

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Former Md. governor's aide Roy McGrath shot dead in Tennessee as FBI closed in after 3-week search

BALTIMORE — Roy McGrath, who served briefly as former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s top aide, was fatally shot during his arrest by federal agents in the area of Knoxville, Tennessee, on Monday evening.

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‘She’s embracing her moment’: Like it or not, St. Frances grad, LSU star Angel Reese is a champion again

Angel Reese won a national championship Sunday. And then, with the wave of a hand, her face launched a thousand tweets. Or, 500,000 by one count.

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Former Md. governor's aide Roy McGrath found in Tennessee after 3-week search, has self-inflicted gunshot wound, sources say

BALTIMORE — The search for fugitive Roy McGrath, who served briefly as former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s top aide, ended Monday after McGrath was found in Tennessee, according to people familiar with the situation.

Tribune News Service

Ian Rapoport Offers ‘Most Likely’ Scenario for Where Lamar Jackson Plays Next Year

The Ravens quarterback requested a trade back in March.

Sports Illustrated

No joke: Johns Hopkins researcher ‘hung up the lab coat’ to open comedy club in Baltimore

BALTIMORE -- What happens when a scientist walks into a comedy club? If it’s Matt Hurley, he steps up to the mic.

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LOOK: Darius Slay details how close he was to joining Ravens during contract impass with Eagles

During the latest episode of his "Big Play Slay" podcast, Slay revealed that he nearly joined the Baltimore Ravens before signing an extension with the Philadelphia Eagles.

USA Today Sports Media Group

CBS Sports calls some of Ravens’ 2023 free agency decisions ‘baffling’

CBS Sports did not hold back when talking about some of the Ravens' 2023 free agency moves

USA Today Sports Media Group

Former Ravens WR Torrey Smith calls QB Lamar Jackson the biggest athlete to ever play in Baltimore

Former Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith called quarterback Lamar Jackson the biggest athlete to ever play in Baltimore

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Eagles’ Darius Slay Says He Was ‘This Close’ to Signing With Another Team in Free Agency

The cornerback revealed he almost ended up with Baltimore in free agency.

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Mike Preston: To NFL draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr., Ravens can fill their needs with just five picks

BALTIMORE — ESPN NFL draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. has never hidden his affection for his hometown Ravens, and sometimes he can go overboard in showing favor.

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Former Ravens DL Calais Campbell thanks Baltimore in Instagram post

Former Ravens defensive tackle Calais Campbell bids farewell to the team and the city on Instagram

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Maryland appellate opinion in Adnan Syed case sparks debate over scope of crime victims’ rights

BALTIMORE — An opinion issued this week in the appeal of the family of Hae Min Lee from the notorious case of the man long held responsible for her killing, Adnan Syed, has touched off a debate in Maryland about crime victim rights.

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Bleacher Report names Ravens’ updated 2023 draft needs

Bleacher Report named the Ravens' updated 2023 draft needs

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Baltimore Safe Streets sites ‘clearly’ reduce homicides, shootings, Johns Hopkins evaluation finds

BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s flagship community violence intervention program, Safe Streets, has led to reductions in nonfatal shootings and homicides, according to a Johns Hopkins analysis of nearly 15 years of data.

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Maryland voters expected to decide abortion access question on 2024 ballot

BALTIMORE — Marylanders are expected to vote in 2024 on whether to enshrine access to abortion in the state constitution, following the House of Delegates’ passage of legislation championed by Speaker Adrienne A. Jones.

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Baltimore County cemetery plans inaugural Easter egg hunt, but idea doesn’t go over easy for some residents

BALTIMORE — Celebrating Easter involves — at least at the Christian holiday’s core — confronting death. Resurrection can only happen after a person has perished, after all. But hunting for candy-filled plastic eggs near a cemetery?

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A Maryland appeals court reinstated Adnan Syed’s convictions. Here’s everything you need to know.

BALTIMORE — A Maryland appellate court sent shock waves around the globe this week when it ordered a redo of the legal hearing that set Adnan Syed, subject of the hit podcast “Serial,” free.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Biggest Story Lines in Baseball This Season

MLB is going big for Opening Day this year.

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Nathan Ruiz: Orioles CEO John Angelos again whiffs on self-imposed deadline to share club’s finances

First, it was “next week.” Then, it was “before spring training is over.” Now, Orioles CEO and Chairman John Angelos has self-imposed two deadlines to go over the team’s finances with Baltimore reporters and has twice failed to follow through.

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