Ravens: Baltimore blew a 13-0 halftime lead and lost 35-13 to Cincinnati, allowing five second-half touchdowns. The defeat dropped the Ravens to last in the AFC North and intensified questions about their late-game struggles. Elections: Maryland early voting topped 154,000 ballots in its first two days. Voters are also weighing a Baltimore measure on city contract-spending rules and a statewide redistricting question. Public Safety: Maryland’s attorney general is investigating a fatal police-involved shooting in Hagerstown. In Allegany County, deputies arrested two men accused of stealing $746 in merchandise from a LaVale Walmart and recovered suspected cocaine and fentanyl. Health: The FDA warned of possible salmonella contamination in oysters distributed in Maryland. Education: A civil rights group filed a federal complaint alleging a University of Maryland research lab uses race-based criteria in programs supported by federal funding; the claims are allegations. Separately, a review found that added Blueprint funding for high-poverty schools has not yet translated into comparable gains in English and math proficiency.