Prosecutors seek gag order in Freddie Gray case
Baltimore prosecutors are seeking a gag order to prevent lawyers from speaking to the media about the Freddie Gray case. Rochelle Ritchie, a spokeswoman for State's Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby,...
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Q&A: Rep. Elijah Cummings on rioting, the curfew and street gangs
Throughout last week, as Baltimore officials tried to enforce a curfew at Pennsylvania and North avenues, Rep. Elijah E. Cummings was on the scene helping to calm tensions at the...
Baltimore mayor seeks federal investigation of police department
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake asked the Justice Department on Wednesday to conduct a full-scale civil rights investigation into the pattern and practices of the Baltimore Police Department — a probe that...
Celebration, anger at ‘victory rally’ after charges filed in Freddie Gray case
It was part dance party, and part angry cry for justice. The day after six police officers were charged in the killing of Freddie Gray, at least 1,000 people converged...
Fundraising website disallows contributions for officers in Freddie Gray case
A popular fundraising website has disallowed contributions for the Baltimore officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray. The Baltimore police union on Friday opened an account with the California-based...
Half those arrested in riot released without charges
After arresting more than 200 people this week while bringing order to the streets of Baltimore, police said Wednesday they had to let half of them go. A police spokesman...
Mikulski remembered as plain-speaking trailblazer for woman in politics
Barbara A. Mikulski, a 4-foot-11 social worker from Highlandtown, helped stop a highway that threatened Southeast Baltimore. She broke into politics when women on Baltimore's City Council were still called...
Under Armour may offer new uniforms to city police
Baltimore-based Under Armour has already taken on the world of sports apparel. Could police gear be next? On Wednesday, the city's spending panel is set to clear the way for...
City to pay $55K to man who suffered broken jaw during arrest
Baltimore's spending panel is set to approve Wednesday a $55,000 settlement with a 25-year-old man who suffered a broken jaw during an altercation with police in 2013. The payment would...
Baltimore Co. police say they rushed to tell New York of cop-killer
Baltimore County police said Monday that they rushed to warn New York police — through phone calls, fax and Teletype — about a man who pledged to kill officers in...