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Get an inside look at the Ravens’ $435 million transformation of M&T Bank Stadium

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By Chris Cichon Verified
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The Baltimore Ravens are showing off a dramatically reimagined gameday experience at M&T Bank Stadium, as the team nears completion of a three-year, $435 million renovation project that officials say will be fully operational by the preseason. At the center of the latest phase is a transformed Gate A plaza and a new secure perimeter that will allow fans to enter the stadium environment earlier and move through a newly created entertainment district before kickoff and during the game.
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Baltimore police release body camera footage in fatal Wilkens Avenue shooting

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By Chris Cichon Verified
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Baltimore City Police on Friday released body camera footage and additional details in the May 14th fatal police shooting of 46-year-old Lewis Jackson on the 3300 block of Wilkens Avenue. At a press conference at police headquarters, Commissioner Richard Worley said the department released the footage in keeping with its body camera policy and its commitment to transparency. He said the Maryland attorney general’s office is leading the investigation in coordination with Baltimore police.
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Man killed in police-involved shooting near Saint Agnes Hospital

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By Chris Cichon Verified
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Baltimore Police say officers shot and killed a man this morning after he opened fire on them. Deputy Commissioner of Operations Kevin Jones said officers were called at about 9:12 a.m. to the 800 block of Caton Avenue for what police described as an attempted suicide involving an armed individual. Jones said that as officers responded, the man began firing a weapon at police.
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