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    Ravens TE Mark Andrews, ‘feeling really good,’ returns to practice for first time since car crash
    John Harbaugh said Aug. 19 that Andrews was dealing with a “very minor thing,” but he expected him to be “fine.”
    Baltimore Ravens Mark Andrews (89) speaks with teammates on the sidelines before a preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on August 17, 2024.
    Should you get another COVID-19 booster? In Maryland, yes.
    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration just approved two new versions of the coronavirus vaccine.
    COVID-19 vaccines are advertised at pharmacies across the region, but they're in short supply.
    How much experience does an offensive line need? The Ravens are about to find out.
    “From an optimistic point of view, you say, ‘What can these guys be? Why not be great?’” coach John Harbaugh said last week.
    Guard Daniel Faalele (77), center Patrick Mekari (65) and guard Andrew Vorhees (72) line up against the Atlanta Falcons.
    Maryland found ‘forever chemicals’ in school water fountains. Now what?
    Maryland officials found the insidious chemicals in water at 34 schools.
    Water fountains in public school(Photo by Shan Wallace/The Baltimore Banner)
    These 5 election nightmares may keep Maryland Democrats awake after Labor Day
    Be forewarned. This is a Dougie Downer kind of column. What goes up must come down. Democrats might be enjoying sweet dreams of November, but the hardest days of the campaign start right after Labor Day.
    The hardest part of this year's election campaign starts after Labor Day, and there's plenty for Maryland Democrats to fret.
    Nightmare scenario: 10 reasons the Ravens’ season could be a train wreck
    With the Ravens’ season opener against the Chiefs a week away, it’s time to imagine worst-case scenarios.
    Lamar Jackson takes a sack against the Los Angeles Rams last season.
    Boar’s Head plant linked to deadly outbreak broke food safety rules dozens of times, records show
    Inspections at the plant have been suspended and it will remain closed “until the establishment is able to demonstrate it can produce safe product,” U.S. Agriculture Department officials said in a statement Thursday. Boar’s Head officials halted production at the Jarratt, Virginia, plant in late July.
    Maryland has the second highest number of cases of Listeria, a bacterial infection that can cause flu-like symptoms, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Friday.
    Report: Gov. Wes Moore inaccurately claimed Bronze Star on 2006 application
    “I made an honest mistake by including something because my commanding officer thought it was a good idea,” Moore said Thursday. “He thought that I earned it and he was already going through the paperwork to process it.”
    The New York Times reported Thursday that Gov. Wes Moore inaccurately claimed a Bronze Star award in a 2006 White House application.
    State permit for CSX in South Baltimore would have a catch — barriers to block coal dust
    The Maryland State Department of the Environment published a draft permit Thursday morning that would allow CSX Transportation to continue operating its coal terminal in South Baltimore.
    Coal piles at the CSX terminal in Curtis Bay can be seen around the neighborhood, and residents often complain of a fine layer of coal dust coating their homes.
    MDTA awards contract for Key Bridge replacement
    Transportation officials have estimated finishing construction and opening the bridge to traffic in the Fall of 2028.
    The Domino Sugar Factory, with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the background, is seen on Thursday, March 14, 2024.
    Ravens GM Eric DeCosta defends QB depth behind Lamar Jackson
    “With Josh [Johnson], we have a really experienced guy,” DeCosta said. “He’s like having another coach."
    Baltimore Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta takes questions during a news conference at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills on Thursday, March 14.
    Hilton workers prepare for strike after failing to reach deal with city-owned hotel
    After voting to authorize a strike earlier this month, union hotel workers and Hilton had their final negotiations before their contract's expiration on Aug. 29.
    Roughly 200 unionized workers at the Hilton participated in a vote on Aug. 9, deciding not to extend their contract with the city-owned hotel.
    Three strange food and drink trends to try at the Maryland State Fair
    Pickles, moonshine and candy, oh my! Put aside the deep-fried and try these food and drink trends at the Maryland State Fair.
    Lee Rosebush, cofounder and distiller at Rosie Cheeks Distillery, pours a tasting of the Key lime moonshine in the Exhibition Hall at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium.
    Near-universal pre-K is on the horizon in Maryland. Baltimore knows the challenges.
    Free pre-K is on the table for every 4-year-old in Baltimore City.
    Students in Berol Dewdney’s prekindergarten class hold baby dolls as part of a routine conclusion to their class at Commodore John Rodgers Elementary School.
    Death toll is now 9 in listeria outbreak tied to Boar’s Head deli meat, CDC says
    The new food poisoning toll includes two deaths in South Carolina plus one each in Florida, New Mexico and Tennessee, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. Three deaths were previously confirmed in people who lived in Illinois, New Jersey and Virginia.
    This image, which was provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in July 2024, shows a label for Boar’s Head liverwurst. The company recalled 7 million pounds of deli meats on July 30, 2024, expanding an initial recall on July 25 after a liverwurst sample collected in Maryland tested positive for listeria.
    Ravens sign QB Devin Leary, WRs Anthony Miller and Dayton Wade to practice squad
    The Ravens can carry up to 16 players during the season. They reunited with with 15 players they released Tuesday.
    Wide receiver Dayton Wade was one of 15 players released Tuesday who was signed to the Ravens’ practice squad Wednesday.
    Baltimore region needs strategy, workers as it seeks federal money for Tech Hub
    The Greater Baltimore Tech Hub Consortium was one of 31 communities across the country to receive the federal designation last year as a “Tech Hub.”
    President Joe Biden listens as Mark Anthony Thomas, President and CEO of the Greater Baltimore Committee, speaks during an event on the economy. The Greater Baltimore Tech Hub Consortium was one of 31 communities across the country to receive the federal designation last year as a “Tech Hub.”
    Dare to dream: 10 reasons the Ravens can win the Super Bowl
    With the Ravens’ season opener approaching, what better time to imagine everything going right in their 2024 season?
    Ravens wide receivers Nelson Agholor and Zay Flowers celebrate a touchdown against the Bengals last season. A deep group of receivers is one reason to hope the Ravens can get to the Super Bowl this year.
    Maryland Olympian Tracker: Marylanders finish the Games with 14 medals, 6 golds
    The Banner is following all the Maryland athletes and will update this guide throughout the Games with their results.
    Katie Ledecky of United States of America shows the gold medal after competing in the swimming 800m Freestyle Women Final during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at La Defense Arena. Paris (France), August 03rd, 2024  (Photo by Deepbluemedia/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images)
    Maryland’s cannabis agency director will step down in December
    Will Tilburg has shaped the state’s medical and recreational cannabis rules, educated lawmakers on national best practices and established several first-in-the-nation cannabis policies and standards during his nearly seven-year tenure.
    Will Tilburg, the inaugural director of the Maryland Cannabis Administration, oversaw the opening of Maryland’s adult-use cannabis marketplace in 2023.
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