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Marilyn Mosby was defiant as she spoke before the Empowerment Temple AME congregation Sunday morning, days after her federal indictment.
- The longtime Windsor Mill resident was 94.
- First elected in 2014, Democratic State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has already been, at times, a polarizing figure in Baltimore.
- Thomas Brown, who refers to himself as a “Renaissance Mechanic” designed and built a Shakespearean theater stage for the Baltimore Shakespeare Factory, located in the old St. Mary’s Church in Hampden.
- The Baltimore public defender’s office is calling for a new review of convictions involving corrupt police officers after a staggering report raised new allegations and, for the first time, lays out the full scope of internal affairs complaints that officers convicted in the Gun Trace Task Force scandal had faced.
- Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby struck a defiant tone Friday in her first public appearance since being indicted on federal perjury charges, pledging to fight the case that she called politically and racially motivated and heading off calls that she step down from office.
- Long before former Baltimore Police officer Daniel Hersl’s arrest and conviction on federal racketeering charges, he had an outsize reputation for brutality and misconduct — among citizens, defense attorneys, and even fellow officers.
- Mosby, who has cultivated a national reputation as well as local critics, now faces a series of challenges to preserve her political and legal career, including a primary election just months away and the daunting task of taking on federal prosecutors.
- A federal grand jury has indicted Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby on federal charges that she made false statements on loan applications, court records show.
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- Charles L. Bennett, an astrophysicist from Johns Hopkins University, was awarded one of the oldest scientific prizes in the United States in recognition of an experiment he led which transformed humanity’s view of the universe.
- The indictment charges Mosby with four counts. One relates to a withdrawal Mosby took from her city retirement account, citing COVID.
- Get a head start on the spring lacrosse season, laugh til your sides hurt at a British comedy classic, listen to smooth jazz or a piano concert or play video games on an IMAX movie screen.
- Five years after the Gun Trace Task Force corruption scandal broke, a new report is giving the first comprehensive account of how the Baltimore Police Department repeatedly failed to address misconduct complaints involving officers now serving federal prison time
- Baltimore's Sphinx Club was the place to be seen.
- M&T Bank is transforming 17 Baltimore area branches into a new multicultural banking center format in a bid to expand services in racially and ethnically diverse communities.
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- A Baltimore County judge on Wednesday sentenced a Baltimore man to 40 years in prison for raping a woman in the parking lot of Loch Raven High School.
- After the Baltimore Ravens defeated Cleveland in late November, their record stood at 8-3, and they held the No. 1 seed in the AFC. They lost their last six games to fall short of the playoffs, leaving themselves a long offseason to ponder missed opportunities.
- A 51-year-old man was fatally shot in Southeast Baltimore Wednesday afternoon, police said.
- The Maryland attorney disciplinary commission has moved to suspend the law license of prominent Baltimore attorney Kenneth Ravenell.
- Baltimore-area housing activity slowed again in December, continuing a monthslong decline in the regional real estate market that may indicate a return to pre-pandemic seasonality, housing experts say.
- Police say the man was shot in the 3900 block of W. Belvedere Ave. just before 3 p.m. Tuesday.
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- First elected in 2014, Democratic State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has already been, at times, a polarizing figure in Baltimore.
- Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration says the state health department is "conducting a thorough review" of the way it handled TrueCare24’s noncompliance with state and federal health regulations.
- Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley's 2021 inauguration and ball cost a combined $81,629.88, according to an expense report provided to The Capital by the Annapolis Mayoral Inaugural Gala Committee. That more than doubles the $40,000 price tag of the “One Annapolis Fancy Pants Ball” Buckley threw in 2017 after he won his first term.
- Marilyn Mosby was defiant as she spoke before the Empowerment Temple AME congregation Sunday morning, days after her federal indictment.
- The 23-year-old Towson University student was shot and killed around 2 a.m. Jan. 11.
- On a day reserved to remember the slain civil rights leader, we should pause to appreciate those less heralded souls still fighting the good fight.
