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More than 1,000 civilians, police officers, fire personnel and others came out Friday for the 34th annual Fallen Heroes Day. Five from Maryland who died in the line of service were remembered.

It’s hard to think of a more volatile mix: Four young black males from Baltimore City, accused in the death of a white female police officer in Baltimore County.

Despite the city's persistently high crime rate, Rawlings-Blake argues she's leaving Baltimore in better shape than when she took over — especially financially.

Justice officials found that police used excessive force and violated constitutional rights in Baltimore.

Eyes across the country were on Baltimore Police Officer Caesar Goodson Jr. as he was acquitted of all charges Thursday in the death of Freddie Gray.

City Councilman Carl Stokes has been a leader on the issues for years. Will his third try at mayor result in a win?

DeRay Mckesson's candidacy represents a political challenge: With nearly 300,000 Twitter followers, can he translate a passionate social media audience into actual votes?

From the death of Freddie Gray last year in Baltimore to the takeover of a federal building this week in Oregon, the language used in media to describe news events often becomes as controversial as the facts of what happened.

The Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Health System announced Tuesday a local "build, hire and buy" initiative they said would boost their efforts to reduce the economic divisions in Baltimore.

About 40 people led by the Rev. Jamal Bryant briefly stopped traffic on I-395 Tuesday morning — — the first of what Bryant said would be "10 biblical plagues" unless state officials scrap plans for $30 million youth jail.

Democrat Heather Mizeur's campaign for governor is dogged by the question, Can she win? She is banking on grass-roots support statewide to show that the answer is yes.

Hundreds of people gathered at the Sharp Street Memorial Church in Baltimore to honor the late state senator Clarence M. Mitchell III, including Gov. Martin O'Malley and many other local, state and national politicians.

Former state Sen. Clarence M. Mitchell III died Thursday at age 72, according to published reports.

Former state delegate Ruth M. Kirk, who served West Baltimore's 44th District for 28 years, died June 17 of heart failure at her home in Baltimore.