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    Rough seas stop U.S. Coast Guard from getting close to missing Baltimore sailor’s capsized boat
    Donald Lawson was last heard from more than two weeks ago when he lost contact with his wife almost 300 miles off the coast of Acapulco in the Pacific Ocean.
    The racing boat being used by Donald Lawson when he went missing in the Pacific Ocean.
    Pilot killed in Havre de Grace crash was Army general who served at Aberdeen Proving Ground
    Over the last year, Maj. Gen. Anthony W. Potts oversaw the development of a new communications network for soldiers while stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
    Anthony W. Potts was a United States Army major general who served as the program executive officer for Command, Control and Communications from June 22, 2022, to June 2023.
    Baltimore native Alfonzo Graham’s unlikely journey to Steelers’ training camp
    Alfonzo Graham spent time with seven football programs over a turbulent nine-year period, all while chasing the dream of playing at the highest level of the sport.
    Morgan Sate University Alfonzo Graham runs the ball during the homecoming game versus Norfolk State University.
    Baltimore area under an excessive heat warning on Friday
    A short-lived, but possibly dangerous heat wave will deliver sweltering temperatures to our area through Saturday
    Baltimore temps could hit 100 degrees Friday. Here’s how residents beat the heat.
    The heat index — how hot it feels — could climb to 110 degrees.
    Nora Aldabbagh has been living in her tent outside My Sister’s Place Women’s Center for over a year, and worries about where she can spend the day during extreme temperatures.
    James Webb Space Telescope shows stars being born
    A new image from the telescope shows two stars forming nearby us — and by each other.
    This composite image from the James Webb Space Telescope shows two nearby stars actively forming.
    Growing up with a camera in her hand: Karina Serio, MDDC High School Journalist of the Year
    Her earliest memory of assisting her dad on a photo assignment was when Cal Ripken was in the World Series and she was only 8 years old.
    Karina Serio, award-winning student photographer.
    U.S. Coast Guard reaches site of missing Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson’s boat
    ACTIVE, a 210-foot vessel used for law enforcement and rescue operations, joined a Mexican Navy ship about 300 miles south of Acapulco, where Mexican authorities found a capsized boat that Lawson’s wife has identified as the Defiant.
    Donald Lawson, a Baltimore sailor, in a Facebook photo from July 2022.
    In extreme quest, sailor Donald Lawson chose boat like no other: Fast but complicated
    Defiant was no ordinary sailboat: cutting-edge, fast, light — but also susceptible to capsizing.
    The racing boat being used by Donald Lawson when he went missing in the Pacific Ocean.
    A chance encounter with a baby sea turtle in the bay delights students
    In a charming surprise, a group of students participating in a summer leadership course with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation found a young sea turtle in the bay in Dorchester County.
    A screen grab from a video shows the moment a Chesapeake Bay Foundation staff member pulled a juvenile sea turtle out of a clump of "scraped" seagrass.
    It’s going to be dangerously hot in Baltimore Thursday and Friday
    The temperatures in Baltimore and around Maryland are expected to reach dangerous levels Thursday and Friday.
    Smoke turns the sky hazy in downtown Baltimore in this photo of the Inner Harbor waterfront as the Domino Sugar sign sits in the distance.
    Capsized sailboat confirmed as racing yacht of missing Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson
    The U.S. Coast Guard has rerouted its Cutter ACTIVE to join rescue operations off Mexico’s Pacific Coast.
    Courtesy: Dark Seas Project
    Advocates worry that state’s car-centric plans will deepen inequity in Baltimore
    Advocates worry that Baltimore will miss its chance to build a more equitable, sustainable transportation environment under new state transportation goals.
    The Baltimore Regional Transportation Board approved both a short- and long-term plan for transportation funding requests to the federal government by near-unanimous vote on Tuesday.
    The latest victim of the Kia auto theft trend: Baltimore Police Department
    An unmarked 2018 silver Kia Optima owned by the department was stolen Tuesday.
    Kia dealership, Owings Mills.
    Officials identify pilot who died in single-engine plane crash in Havre de Grace
    NTSB will investigate the crash, which the federal agency said involved a Piper PA-28 airplane.
    Emergency responders on the scene of a single-engine plane crash in Havre de Grace on July 25, 2023. Courtesy: CBS News Baltimore.
    Mega Millions jackpot rises to $910 million after no one wins top prize
    The new $910 million prize is among the largest in U.S. lottery history and follows a $1.08 billion Powerball prize won by a player July 19 in Los Angeles.
    CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 22: Mega Millions lottery tickets are sold at a 7-Eleven store in the Loop on January 22, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois.
    As Mexican Navy spots a capsized boat, wife of missing Baltimore sailor holds out hope
    A Mexican search plane spotted a racing yacht believed to belong to the missing Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson 275 nautical miles off the coast of Acapulco.
    Donald Lawson. Courtesy: Dark Seas Project
    Mexican Navy searches for pioneering Black sailor from Baltimore missing at sea
    The U.S. sailing community is holding out hope that Donald Lawson turns up safely.
    Victoria Lawson, right, stands with her brother Donald Lawson’s wife, Jacqueline Lawson, during a press conference in Eastport on July 24, 2023 regarding Donald’s disappearance during a recent sailing trip. Donald’s family hasn’t been able to reach him for more than a week as of Monday during the presser.
    Have questions about the Red Line? Go to one of these meetings
    Last month, Gov. Wes Moore officially relaunched plans for the east-west megaproject, kicking off his quest to deliver on a high-profile campaign promise to Baltimore.
    The Maryland Transit Administration is relaunching the planning process for the proposed Red Line east-west route in Baltimore.
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