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About two dozen protesters marched through downtown Baltimore Friday evening, joining other demonstrations across the nation in response to George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis.
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Three men killed in two separate overnight shootings on Thursday, according to Baltimore police.
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Police announced the reward money for help in bringing Antonio Oliver Janifer, who has been sought since Tuesday night when police said he shot Officer Joshua Jackson in Federal Hill.
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Hogan, a Republican, was governor in 2015 when rioting and arson broke out in Baltimore after days of mostly peaceful protests spurred by the death of Freddie Gray, who was fatally wounded in police custody after being arrested on a minor charge.
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As Baltimore residents and leaders watch Minneapolis boil in the wake of George Floyd’s death in police custody, they cannot help but think back five years to the death of Freddie Gray.
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Ballot vendor blames Maryland officials for delay in reaching Baltimore voters for Tuesday’s primary
Officials at a vendor that state elections officials blame for a delay in ballots reaching Baltimore voters for Tuesday’s primary say it was the state, not them, at fault for the holdup by delivering late the files of voter information the company needed to address and mail ballots.
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Former WBAL reporter Omar Jimenez was arrested during a live CNN broadcast Friday while reporting on protests in Minneapolis.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison on Friday called George Floyd’s death after being pinned by Minneapolis police “deeply horrific and heartbreaking."
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Similar to Baltimore and the death of Freddie Gray, civil unrest has broken out in Minneapolis after George Floyd, a black man, died after a white police officer was seen on camera kneeling on his neck.
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The moves come the day after Republican Gov. Larry Hogan lifted more coronavirus-related restrictions statewide, including on outdoor dining.
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Similar to his initial announcement of reopening the economy, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has granted local officials the power to make decisions on their respective jurisdictions.
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Two Baltimore Department of Public Works employees were fired after an Inspector General investigation found the two were either on the clock or using sick leave to go on vacations and trips across the country.
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The Baltimore Police officer shot on Tuesday by a fleeing man in Federal Hill has asked for unity between his fellow officers and the community.
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A man was shot in the leg Wednesday in Baltimore’s Central Park Heights neighborhood, police say, about two blocks from where a 34-year-old man was fatally shot Sunday.
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Baltimore Police are searching for an “armed and dangerous” West Baltimore man they say shot and wounded a police officer Tuesday night in Federal Hill.
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The recent spate of crime in Baltimore — nine people were killed over Memorial Day weekend and a police officer was shot overnight — loomed large over a mayoral debate Wednesday.
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Maryland has recorded hundreds of coronavirus cases and related deaths at nursing homes and assisted-living facilities. See where the impacted facilities are and how many residents and staff have been affected with this interactive map.
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The Baltimore police officer who was shot and wounded during a chase in Federal Hill Tuesday night is Officer Joshua Jackson, a 27-year-old Anne Arundel County native also known as "Saint, the Rapping Cop" sources confirmed.
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Baltimore police identified two men as homicide victims over the last two days.
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A policeman was shot Tuesday night in the 1000 block of Light Street in Federal Hill and taken to Shock Trauma and there’s a manhunt underway for the suspect, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said.
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‘Remember my mother as a queen’: Baltimore woman’s fatal shooting mourned by family members, friends
Kimberly Height, 42, was fatally shot and killed in East Baltimore on Sunday. She was remembered at a home-going service Tuesday.
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Three men killed in two separate overnight shootings on Thursday, according to Baltimore police.
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Maryland health officials have never provided a full list of nursing homes where outbreaks have been confirmed, even to the administrators working to protect residents.
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Hogan, a Republican, was governor in 2015 when rioting and arson broke out in Baltimore after days of mostly peaceful protests spurred by the death of Freddie Gray, who was fatally wounded in police custody after being arrested on a minor charge.
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About two dozen protesters marched through downtown Baltimore Friday evening, joining other demonstrations across the nation in response to George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis.
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The Baltimore County school board and police department will manage the implementation of stop-arm cameras on the county’s 800 public schools buses.
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In the age of cellphone cameras, police body cameras, overhead security cameras and viral videos, rushing to judgment is the norm. And in the case of Minneapolis, how could you not?
