Sun coverage: Confronting crime
Even amid signs of progress, Baltimore struggles with an increase in killings that has cast a shadow over the city
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Negro League museum plan
Group seeks to make Baltimore home of Negro League baseball museum.
A neighborhood on edge
Women are being raped in East Baltimore, and with the discovery of a body, "everybody is scared."
Hidden gem: Brewers Hill
Canton's small next-door-neighbor to the east gets a lot less attention
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Mark Hughes, a reporter with The Independent, a national UK paper, visits Baltimore to examine if police officers, drug dealers, prosecutors and politicians were accurately portrayed in 'The Wire;' The Sun's Justin Fenton heads to London to compare crime trends between the two cities.Most recent post:
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