Another death tied to Baltimore Central Booking as troubles mount at state-run jail
Family members of 37-year-old Chase Williams said he was found unresponsive somewhere in the facility on Tuesday, about two hours after he was booked into it.
He spent a decade on death row. Now John Huffington’s name is cleared, thanks to a pardon.
Republican Gov. Larry Hogan pardoned Huffington, who was wrongfully convicted of the 1981 double murder of Diana Becker and Joe Hudson in Harford County.
Complaints against Baltimore police officers grow as new accountability board takes shape
Baltimore will be one of the last police accountability boards in the state to get up and running.
Two students shot near Benjamin Franklin High School
Two people were shot near Benjamin Franklin High School in Curtis Bay
Changes needed at Edmondson Village shopping strip, says family of 16-year-old killed there
Baltimore Police on Thursday identified the teen who was fatally shot Wednesday as Deanta Dorsey.
From ‘Below Deck’ to a Baltimore tugboat: How Eddie Lucas found his way home
Hampden resident talks about life on both the reality TV series and the city’s Inner Harbor.
One teen dead, four others shot in mass shooting at Edmondson Village Shopping Center
A 16-year-old boy has died and four other teenage boys were injured in a mass shooting at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center.
Police name 8-year-old victim shot dead in West Baltimore rowhouse last week
The boy shot dead in a West Baltimore rowhouse on Friday was 8-year-old Dylan King and his death is being treated as an “open active homicide investigation,” police said Wednesday morning.
Boy, 7, fatally shot in West Baltimore rowhouse as gun violence surges to end year
Police officers discovered the boy’s body upstairs with a gunshot wound to the head.
Driven by warrants, arrests are up in Baltimore for the first time in more than a decade
Police say the emphasis on warrant arrests came over the summer as part of the department’s deployment plan and initiatives with law enforcement partners.
Maryland State Police are tracking 5 security guard-related shootings, records show
The records reveal for the first time the scope of a recent spate of shootings involving armed security guards and offer a window into how the state police monitor the incidents.
Key partner could be left out of push to expand city’s flagship anti-gun-violence program
A rift has been growing between the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement and Roca Maryland.
‘He always wanted more’: Real estate upstart killed in Park Heights wasn’t the intended target
Police believe Jalil George, 24, was driving a car that was similar to a car used in a different shooting that occurred earlier in the neighborhood.
Baltimore’s firefighting vehicle fleet is depleted; council members want a plan to fix it
Department leadership, which was just upended following a scathing report on a fatal fire on South Stricker Street in January, contend they are doing everything they can to address the issues.
Baltimore outlines plan to take flagship anti-violence strategy citywide within two years
Some, however, express skepticism that the Baltimore Police Department has the manpower to support the expansion.
Lawmakers mull giving Maryland AG power to prosecute officers in police-related deaths
A year after state lawmakers gave the Maryland attorney general greater investigatory authority in police-involved deaths, local prosecutors have so far declined to charge any officers.
Q&A: Ray Kelly, West Baltimore native, police reform activist and lifetime award recipient
"In Baltimore City, things are so deeply rooted, that it’s not about a crime problem, it’s not about a violence problem — it’s always been a pain problem.'
State clears off-duty BPD sergeant in East Baltimore barber shop shooting
The decisions will allow Burch, who joined the Baltimore Police Department in April 2014, to return from desk duty.
Medical examiners cooperated with police in alleged cover-up of Anton Black’s death, family says
The complaint also found that Black decedents were found to be homicide victims 8% of the time, compared to white decedents being found to be homicide victims 21% of the time.