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| Though Maryland has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the country, none of them could have prevented the massacre of five people in the Annapolis Capital newsroom Thursday. The weapon police say was used, a pump-action rifle, isn't regulated by state law. |
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| For years, the woman says she was terrified that Jarrod Ramos would “show up anywhere, at any time, and kill me.” |
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| Trif Alatzas, publisher and editor in chief of The Baltimore Sun Media Group, called for staff in Annapolis, Carroll and Baltimore to hold a moment of silence exactly a week after a man shot five Capital Gazette employees in the Annapolis newsroom. |
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| President Donald Trump has declined a request from Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley to lower American flags in honor of the fatal shooting of five employees of The Capital newspaper last week. |
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| They say that nobody wins a football game in the offseason. But with key moves, a team can improve quickly. Who did the best work in the AFC this offseason? |
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| With the nonwaiver trade deadline this month, the Orioles find themselves in an act-now mode in terms of resetting the club's future. Where do they stand with their potential moves? |
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| Open Works maker space in East Baltimore is launching a commercial fabrication shop backed by Stanley Black & Decker that's expected to boost city manufacturing. |
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| A Johns Hopkins nurse has filed a lawsuit against a doctor who he said sprayed bodily fluid from a patient on him while he was assisting with a surgery. |
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| Jerome Johnson, 50, was freed Monday, 30 years after he was wrongly convicted of shooting a man at a Baltimore liquor store. |
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