Today's front page and trending stories

Baltimore police said Monday that Freddie Gray asked for medical attention repeatedly while officers shuttled him in the back of a prisoner transport van, but they didn't call for paramedics until they found him critically injured and unresponsive at the end of the ride.

The student-led proposal to permit alcohol sales beginning this fall at University of Maryland athletic events is gaining support. Last month, the Athletic Council, an advisory body composed mainly of faculty, endorsed the idea.

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A Baltimore  County jury found Paul Earnest Howard Jr., 51, not guilty Monday of trying to rape a 98-year-old Rodgers Forge resident in her home last spring.

The Baltimore County Council approved the sale Monday of a 0.6 county-owned parcel of land to caves Valley Partners that will be incorporated  into Towson Row, a proposed mix-use development.

City Councilman Brandon M. Scott introduced a bill Monday that would give the public access to more information about health inspections at Baltimore's nearly 5,000 restaurants.