Baltimore Sun - 2018-05-01

• In Kingsville, ‘Life wouldn’t be the same without it’
• Catholic school planned for city
• Mosby uses tactic she deplored 4 years ago
• City to pay $9M to man wrongly jailed for murder
• City hospitals OK bigger opioid role
• Carter replaces Oaks in Senate
• Towson U. probing alleged hate crime
• East Baltimore gang boss gets life, no parole
• No bail for two teens charged in carjacking­s
• UM opens cancer lab named for O’s owner Angelos’ sister
• Group: Iranians among 26 killed in northern Syria attack
• High court to hear challenge to Google class-action deal
• Trump puts the spotlight on Dallas
• Trump offers no apology to Nigeria leader
• ‘Simpsons’ is now longest-running scripted TV series
• A. Theodore Eastman
• Elmer F. Marousek Jr., FBI, NASA agent
• The lockdown
• Let’s stick to journalism
• Roland Park bike lanes simply don't work
• Hold Exelon accountabl­e for Conowingo pollution
• Trump’s VA nominee takes the president’s bizarre advice
• Bolton, Pompeo: may the best man win
• Jackson has time on his side to learn the offense
• Failure to convert grounders into outs hurting pitchers
• Mids move former starting QB to receiver
• Loyola Md., Navy sweep women’s lacrosse awards
• Five local girls added to All-America game
• Speedy Vrana could be Capitals’ X-factor
• Lightning rebound to beat Bruins in Game 2
• Celtics’ Rozier, Tatum outdo 76ers’ young guns
• Murphy back with team, but his return to the field awaits
• Surgery to KO Seager for the season
• AROUND THE HORN
• Derby field full of possibilit­ies
• McDonogh survives OT scare
• Howard beats Marriotts Ridge in baseball, 9-4
• Mavs hand county champs first loss
• Five suppliers suing Tessemae’s
• Lowe’s to join Costco at Owings Mills Mall site

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