Baltimore Sun - 2020-05-22

• Baltimore City Council will see a ‘changing of the guard’
• Balto. County to ease restrictio­ns
• Lockdowns in Maryland prisons questioned
• Mayor to Trump: Rethink plans
• Blue Flame begins delivering ventilator­s
• Testing site quickly reaches capacity
• Police: Two injured, additional person in custody in Elkridge
• Class of 2020: Congratula­tions, but first an apology
• Maryland expands contact tracing
• Stem cells tested in trial as potential therapy for coronaviru­s
• Trump’s Michigan visit creates stir
• Loughlin, Giannulli agree to prison time in college scam
• Trump hints US may rethink plan to exit surveillan­ce treaty
• Cyclone kills more than 80 as it slams Bangladesh, India
• Trump declares emergency for flooded Michigan communitie­s
• Chrystelle L. Bond
• Forecaster­s warn of busy hurricane season
• Editor’s note
• Perdue Farms shares how they’re protecting workers
• Nurse practition­er: Desperate need for protective gear still
• City’s transit disconnect amplifying
• This is not the Baltimore election to take your vote for granted
• Calling an audible
• Hill facing a total of 8 charges
• Project appears right on track
• Busch-Elliott rivalry revs up with tension at Darlington
• Vandy’s Lee 1st female AD in SEC
• Hereford’s White in perfect balance
• Old pandemic provides only murky guide for college sports
• Dine-in restaurant­s begin to see effect of reopening
• NFL player sues United over alleged assault
• 50K more Marylander­s file jobless claims
• Bus industry may hit financial wall without help, owners say
• Online Target runs help drive earnings increase
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