 Friday, Apr 27 Ozzie Newsome's final draft as general manager lands the Ravens tight end Hayden Hurst and quarterback Lamar Jackson in the first round. “It was masterful the way it came down in the draft room tonight,” Newsome said. “It was unbelievable.” More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now |
| U.S. District Judge George L. Russell III is presiding over a suit merchants filed against Baltimore for damages to their businesses in the 2015 riot. In a historical twist — or perhaps conflict of interest? — his father was city solicitor who in 1968 argued the city wasn't liable. |
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| Watching his city in flames during the riots of April 27, 2015, was “heartbreaking,” for community organizer Ray Kelly, who says he tried to calm folks down as he stood between demonstrators and police, cobblestones flying overhead. |
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| South Carolina tight end Hayden Hurst, the Ravens' first first-round pick of the night, can work seam routes and has the speed to make catches downfield. |
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| The Baltimore City school district’s recently unveiled budget proposal cuts roughly $5.5 million from its 34 charter schools. |
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| Dylan Bundy, who entered the night with a 1.42 ERA, allowed a career high in runs and hits in the Orioles' 9-5 loss, their 11th loss in their past 12 games. |
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| Marylanders will vote in 2018 for governor, attorney general, U.S. Senator, all 8 seats in the House of Representatives and all 188 General Assembly seats. |
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| Dr. Kofi Boahene at Johns Hopkins Hospital has come up with surgery to help people with facial paralysis smile again. |
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| Heisman Trophy winner Lamar Jackson is already making things interesting. |
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| Writer-director Matthew Porterfield and actor McCaul Lombardi talk about their new film, "Sollers Point," getting its local premiere at the 20th Maryland Film Festival. |
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| The seven Democratic contenders for their party's nomination for governor struggled Thursday night to differentiate themselves from the herd. Nobody clearly succeeded. |
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