Three Baltimore Safe Streets sites reach one year without a homicide: ‘I can go outside’
Three of Baltimore's 10 Safe Streets sites recently marked a year without a homicide in their boundaries.
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Likely Maryland voters prefer ‘strict’ juvenile justice laws in recent poll, though some object to question’s framing
A preference for "strict" laws persisted among Democrats, Republicans, white respondents, Black respondents and each age group.
Family to hold private funeral in Massachusetts for CCBC graduate killed at Rice University
The family of Andrea Rodriguez Avila, which is having a private funeral Friday in Massachusetts, has asked that fellow students and friends celebrate her memory by caring for others. She was...
Baltimore prosecutors say they won’t charge officer who pressed gun to restrained man’s head
The Baltimore State's Attorney's Office said they have reviewed the case and will not be proceeding with any charges against the man who was arrested or the officers involved.
Baltimore Police to pilot monthly stipends for child care expenses for 100 officers, other employees
Mayor Brandon Scott said he hoped the pilot would eventually expand to include all city employees.
Baltimore man accused of trying to steal private jet used by Sun co-owner will undergo competency evaluation
A Baltimore County judge ordered a competency evaluation for the man accused of trying to steal a private jet last week.
Vigil attendees mourn, remember CCBC graduate Andrea Rodriguez Avila, found killed in Texas dorm room
More than 70 people gathered Tuesday evening on the Essex campus of the Community College of Baltimore County in remembrance of a recent graduate killed last week.
Family of Marylander killed at Rice University remembers Andrea Rodriguez Avila as a ‘gift to the world’
Andrea Rodriguez Avila's family asked students and friends to "celebrate her memory by caring for others."
Baltimore officials shutter motorcycle clubhouse that caught fire after mass shooting: ‘Unfit for human habitation’
The vacant notice will effectively prevent the property on North Spring Street in East Baltimore from being used by the motorcycle group.
Five new members of Baltimore Civilian Review Board, including ex-NFL player Aaron Maybin, are sworn in
The five new members include community voices, such as ex-NFL linebacker Aaron Maybin and the leader of a youth development project.