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Pandemic compounded challenges for people struggling with eating disorders

BALTIMORE — For almost two decades — from high school to when she was a 35-year-old graduate student — Alicia Castaneda Hatfield struggled with an eating disorder without ever talking with a doctor about it.

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Mike Preston: New offensive coordinator Todd Monken’s pedigree might cure Ravens’ ailing offense

BALTIMORE — Todd Monken is a well-respected offensive coordinator in both pro and college football, but he has stepped into some tough situations during his two previous stints in the NFL.

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Ravens hire Georgia’s Todd Monken as next offensive coordinator

BALTIMORE — The Georgia Bulldogs won two consecutive national championships with a 5-foot-11 former walk-on at quarterback. The offensive mind guiding Stetson Bennett through that double gauntlet belonged to a well-traveled coach named Todd Monken.

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Around the world in 70 days? Donald Lawson now plans to begin solo circumnavigation in October from Baltimore

BALTIMORE -- Donald Lawson wants to speed around the world’s oceans this year in a blistering time, setting a record in the process. But first, he’ll have to be patient.

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Former residents of Black neighborhood want feds to investigate displacement in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — Angela Banks remembers it was a brief phone call. Her landlord told her she needed to leave as soon as possible. He was selling the three-story rowhome in Poppleton — her home for decades — to the city of Baltimore to make way for a new development.

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States scramble to replace ripped-off SNAP benefits

Last September, when Baltimore resident Tzu Yang went grocery shopping for his intellectually disabled daughter with a food benefits card that he thought was worth about $300, he discovered at the checkout that the card had no value left. The same thing happened in October, November and December.

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Marilyn Mosby’s federal criminal trial likely delayed until at least the fall

BALTIMORE — The wait for former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s federal perjury and mortgage fraud trial will continue until at least the fall.

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All Eyes Are on Angel Reese, LSU’s Trash-Talking Bayou Barbie

The star forward transferred to LSU in search of a place that would embrace her competitive nature. So far, she and the undefeated Tigers have been a perfect match.

Sports Illustrated

10 plays that tell how the Ravens defeated the 49ers — and a 22-minute blackout — in Super Bowl XLVII

BALTIMORE — For many of the 108 million Americans who watched on television and the 71,024 patrons who crowded into the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Super Bowl XLVII remains the “blackout game.”

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore supports package of bills to protect abortion services, patient and provider data

BALTIMORE — In his first joint news conference with legislative leaders, Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore announced support for a package of bills Thursday that would provide protection for patients seeking abortions and their providers for decades to come.

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Family: Suspect in power grid plot embraced racist ideology

Relatives of a Maryland woman who allegedly conspired with a Florida-based neo-Nazi leader to plan a crippling attack on Baltimore's power grid say she has a long history of white supremacist beliefs

The Independent UK

Pedestrian dies, 5 people injured after crash partially collapses Baltimore building; police say they were trying to stop car

BALTIMORE — Two cars, one of which police were attempting to stop, collided and struck an East Baltimore building Wednesday night, killing a pedestrian, injuring five people and causing the structure to partially collapse, according to Baltimore Police.

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Editorial: Blame Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson for the plot to blow up Baltimore’s power grid

The two people charged in federal court with plotting to blow up Baltimore’s power grid are certainly to blame for putting the region in danger, if the allegations against them are accurate. But they’re not the only responsible parties.

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The Ravens and Dunkin’ Donuts are showing love for Valentine’s Day

The Ravens and Dunkin' Donuts will be traveling to a few Baltimore area Dunkin' locations to deliver "Poegrams"

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Memphis flex unit behind Tyre Nichols’ killing echoes Baltimore’s past and prompts questions about its present

BALTIMORE — The specialized Memphis police unit responsible for the killing of Tyre Nichols was swiftly disbanded a day after the release of footage showing members savagely beating the Black driver.

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Dan Rodricks: Prevent another generation of neo-Nazis; support public service

Consider this contrast in two men: Wes Moore, the new governor of Maryland, calling young people to public service, while Brandon Russell, a young neo-Nazi, allegedly plots to cause massive chaos by knocking out the power grid around Baltimore.

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Ravens 2022 season-in-review: Safeties

We analyze the play of the Ravens' safeties during the 2022 season

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Woman wins $50,000 on lottery scratchcard after buying last ticket in vending machine

Denise McIntosh, from Baltimore, Maryland, US, had given up hope of winning on a lottery scratchcard after she bought five tickets in a row and lost on them all until she spotted the last one

Salon

White supremacists target energy grid

Two white supremacists were charged in plot to attack power grid in Baltimore, which is more than 60% Black

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Mike Preston: ESPN Films’ 30 for 30 ‘Baltimore Bullies’ encapsulated 2000 Ravens, but here’s what they missed

Maybe no moment in ESPN Films’ 30 for 30 documentary “Baltimore Bullies,” which aired Sunday night, captured the 2000 Super Season more than coach Brian Billick holding up the Sports Illustrated cover declaring the Tennessee Titans the best team in the NFL.

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Historical scavengers try a new hobby: magnet fishing for metal from Baltimore’s harbor

BALTIMORE -- Jack Benson and Will Paine cast their lines into Baltimore’s harbor together on the evening of Jan. 26 to wrestle out the first big catch of the night — an electric scooter.

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Neo-Nazi leader, girlfriend planned attack on Baltimore's power grid, DOJ says

A Neo-Nazi leader and his girlfriend hoped to lay “waste” to Baltimore by attacking multiple electrical substations, Justice Department officials said.

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Maryland woman, Florida man charged with planning attack on Baltimore's power grid

BALTIMORE — A Maryland woman and a Florida man were federally charged with conspiracy to attack a Baltimore power grid, the U.S. attorney for the District of Maryland announced Monday.

The Independent UK

2 accused of plotting to disable Baltimore power grid

A Maryland woman has been accused of conspiring with a Florida neo-Nazi leader to carry out an attack on several electrical substations in the Baltimore area

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