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Baltimore newsmakers, from Brooks Robinson and Cal Ripken Jr. to Oprah Winfrey, revisit the spots where they made their marks.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Oct 26, 2016

We face a civil war of ideas and ideals, a secession from objective reality and the greater us, says Leonard Pitts Jr.

With only one steal left, Team Blake swooped in with the save during Part 3 of "The Voice" Knockout rounds ¿ giving our Baltimore-area native, Joe Maye, another chance to serenade our souls.

I cant count all the rave reviews I have written for "The Kennedy Center Honors" over the years. This year, though, it¿s a different story.

By David Zurawik

Dec 30, 2014

The Brennans were among the first of a handful of special needs entrants to complete the Baltimore Marathon, many of them sponsored by Athletes Serving Athletes, a Cockeysville nonprofit that matches disabled athletes with race-day volunteers, or wingmen. One entrant, James Banks, bubbled over after finishing in 4:15:43.

By Mike Klingaman

Oct 18, 2014

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On Night 3 of "The Voice's" blind auditions, hopefuls get 90 seconds to showcase their talent and hopefully end up on one of the coaches' teams.

"The Voice" was feeling a little bit country as night two of the live play-off rounds began. It was time for Team Blake and Team Shakira to take the stage, and win the hearts of viewers.

Leonard Pitts says making assumptions based on skin color is always wrong, whether whites or blacks are doing it.

Teams are nearly half-full on NBC's "The Voice," which can only mean there's at least a solid week left of blind auditions. Good thing the blinds are so fun, but that doesn't mean there's not a healthy dose of heartbreak thrown in.

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