Baltimore Sun - 2018-10-12

• Wen looking forward to national spotlight
• Guards to help monitor corners
• Most fail city police sergeant exam
• Ruling leads Md. to extend retiree drug coverage
• Riders frustrated by Circulator
• Officer found not guilty of assault
• Arming school police is considered
• When Brooks took the game to a higher plane
• Judge rejects Exelon suit over Conowingo rules
• Ripken firm sues city over stadium
• Detained U.S. student asks court to allow her entry into Israel
• NYC prosecutor drops part of Weinstein sex assault case
• ‘Unimaginab­le destructio­n’
• Abandoned migrants alarm Border Patrol
• Kanye’s free-style riffs dominate Oval Office
• Scary but not tragic day for NASA
• William B. Love, real estate salesman
• Dr. Silvino Muneses
• Alt. Fact of the Week
• Maryland state workers deserve a raise, too
• Carbon fee would help Md. meet climate goals
• Baltimore health commission­er: this ‘was my dream job’
• Time to really give O’s fans ‘a contract’?
• Rivalry lacking, but games have been exciting
• Losing ground in race for stars
• Ravens need to find a more balanced attack
• Women waiting for more from FIFA plan
• Six champs entered for Maryland Million Day
• Defense on alert for Titans QB
• Bengals decide to play it cool
• T.J. Watt leading charge for Steelers
• Final dress rehearsal goes well
• Witness alleges $60K payment by booster
• Copley swarmed as offense dries up
• Seahawks top nemesis with eye on big prize
• Ward gives Lions first Carroll title since ’82
• Llewellyn, Caltabiano team to lift Loyola
• Cavaliers prevail in tossup against Falcons
• Hopkins taking charge as Black Knights’ new leading man at QB
• Stocks plunge again as Dow drops 546
• Workforce training offered at ‘mock’ pharmacy

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