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    Yes, food recalls rose in 2024. Here’s what to look out for in 2025.
    Food safety advocates say a 2024 rise in recalls is evidence of a well-regulated system. But that doesn't stop outbreaks from getting any weirder.
    Boar's Head meats are displayed at a Safeway store on July 31, 2024 in San Rafael, California. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, Boar's Head has expanded its recall of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products to nearly 7 million additional pounds due to a listeria outbreak.
    Ravens move ahead of Steelers, can clinch AFC North with Week 18 win
    The math has become quite simple: Win two games and Baltimore repeats as AFC North champion.
    The Ravens now have a clear path to the AFC North title and a home playoff game.
    Ravens 31, Texans 2: Instant analysis of a history-making victory
    Lamar Jackson finished 10-for-15 for 168 yards and two touchdowns and rushed four times for 87 yards.
    Lamar Jackson was effective and efficient in another big Christmas win for the Ravens.
    Derrick Henry sets Ravens’ single-season record for touchdowns
    His first-quarter run gave him 16 touchdowns on the season.
    Ravens running back Derrick Henry scores on a 2-yard run on the team’s opening drive Wednesday against the Texans.
    Ravens QB Josh Johnson separated from Texans’ running back in pregame scuffle
    The football players were not feeling very jolly.
    Baltimore Ravens quarterback Josh Johnson (17) calls an audible during a preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on August 17, 2024.
    In ‘Hard Knocks,’ the Ravens’ big week (and bigger win) vs. Pittsburgh takes center stage
    The Ravens’ preparation for Saturday’s showdown against the Steelers was heavily featured in this week’s episode.
    Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers trolls Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen during “Hard Knocks: In Season With the AFC North.”
    Mayor Scott, Laura Lippman and more tell us their favorite reads of the year
    I wanted to know what folks’ favorite read of the year was. Check out answers from the mayor, notable authors in town, a reality TV star and more.
    The Banner’s most memorable education stories of 2024
    From allegations against a school board candidate to an AI scandal, this year left a mark on Maryland students, families and educators.
    Expert predictions for Ravens vs. Texans: Will Lamar Jackson or C.J. Stroud win on Christmas Day?
    The Ravens will face the Houston Texans in Week 17. Here are game predictions from The Baltimore Banner’s sports staff.
    Ravens running back Derrick Henry has a chance to atone for his fumble during the team’s first meeting with the Steelers.
    American Airlines flights restored after brief grounding for technical issue
    American Airlines flights were cleared to fly by regulators early Tuesday after a brief grounding due to a systemwide technical issue.
    American Airlines planes wait at gates at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Friday, July 19, 2024, in Phoenix, Arizona.
    Here are the Maryland laws that kick in for the new year
    More than a dozen laws take effect in January in Maryland, from health insurance coverage changes to increased fines for speeding in work zones.
    Maryland lawmakers will head into the 2025 legislative session in January facing a tough budget situation.
    Maryland schools need more CRT. It’s not what you think it is.
    A state-ordered review of reading instruction found most places lacked this strategy for engaging students.
    BALTIMORE, MD - DECEMBER 5, 2024: Kindergarten students pay attention to their teacher during an English Language Arts class in KIPP Baltimore on December 5, 2024.
    Ravens WR Zay Flowers still sidelined at practice as game vs. Texans approaches
    Flowers, the Ravens’ leading receiver, had his right arm in a sling in the locker room after practice Sunday.
    Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers (4) hangs on to the ball against Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Beanie Bishop Jr. (31) in the 4th quarter.
    Former Ravens on the move: Texans claim Diontae Johnson, Chargers sign Eddie Jackson
    In a strange coincidence, the Ravens claimed former Texans wide receiver Steven Sims off waivers Monday, adding another punt returner to the mix.
    Ravens wide receiver Diontae Johnson (#18) at practice (Oct. 30, 2024).
    ‘Sorry, Harbaugh’: Beyoncé is performing at the Ravens’ game, and Lamar Jackson plans to watch
    "My first time seeing Beyoncé perform, and it’s at our game? That’s dope," Jackson said Monday.
    Beyoncé is performing at halftime of the Ravens-Texans game in her native Houston.
    Maryland weather: Bitter cold before wintry mix on Tuesday
    A Canadian cold front will approach the region on Tuesday, and a winter weather advisory has been issued for most of Maryland.
    The National Weather Service has issued winter weather advisories for the areas in purple for freezing rain on Tuesday.
    Baltimore-based meat company recalls 7,485 pounds of pork sausage
    According to a news release from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, raw pork sausage items produced by Impero from Oct. 3 to Dec. 19 were processed without inspection.
    The recalled products are 10-pound cases of “Old World Italian Sausage,” one with “rope” written on it and the other with “link” written on it.
    Ravens vs. Texans: 5 things to watch, including Brandon Stephens, C.J. Stroud and playoff odds
    As the Ravens prepare for maybe their most publicized game of the season, here’s what to watch in the Week 17 matchup.
    Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud scrambles away from Kansas City Chiefs pressure on Saturday.
    More than $6.8M is owed to Maryland workers. Here’s how to find out if you qualify.
    About 5,200 Marylanders are owed a total of more than $6.8 million in unpaid wages, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
    It’s local budget season in Maryland, where the government conversation over the next few weeks will be about money and two siblings: Taxes and Spending.
    ‘Invisible’ but essential: Baltimore’s Black immigrants
    And, although there has been an exodus of Black residents from Baltimore in the past decade, its foreign-born Black population has continued to grow.
    Sunny Side Café co-owner Kristian Knight-Miller behind the counter at her stall in Lexington Market.
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