Brewers Hill killing suspect says shooting happened amid struggle over AR-15, police say
The killing is an "aberration" for the neighborhood, a Brewers Hill community association president said.
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Can Baltimore finally control its police force? Question E may be last step
It's the final stage, advocates hope, of a long process to return local control of Baltimore Police to the city.
What to know about controversial changes to Maryland’s juvenile justice laws taking effect Friday
Changes taking effect Nov. 1 across Maryland aim to hold more young people accountable for their behavior but were opposed by juvenile justice reform advocates.
‘Operation Rub A Tug Tug’: State trooper kept job after admitting to sex act during undercover sting
Cpl. David Grinnan, engaged in a sexual act, after taking a pill for erectile dysfunction outside the spa, according to an internal investigation.
Juvenile services secretary says he aims for ‘balanced approach’ to solving youth crime, amid resignation calls
Secretary Vincent Schiraldi said Tuesday he is staying focused on improving public safety, holding kids accountable and seeking to rehabilitate them.
Body camera footage shows Baltimore Police fire 19 shots at armed man who fled from traffic collision
In body camera footage, the man appears to raise his left hand and hold a gun in his right. Officers opened fire shortly afterward, killing him.
Police accuse parents of ‘severely emaciated’ 5-year-old girl found dead in East Baltimore of child abuse, neglect
Neither parent took responsibility for feeding their daughter or could say when or what she was last fed, police say.
Investigation into two alleged hit men behind Baltimore homicides is ‘ongoing,’ prosecutors say
Officials say the two alleged hit men are a "textbook example" of how a small number of people fuel Baltimore violence and retaliation.
Maryland State Police shakes up Internal Affairs Division, bringing in new commanders
In a shake-up of its Internal Affairs Division, the Maryland State Police is moving the unit's sworn investigators to barracks across the state and bringing in new commanders, the agency...
Marilyn Mosby asks judge to turn home detention into nightly curfew, to allow for new job’s travel
Former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is asking a federal judge to replace her home detention with a nightly curfew, a move her attorneys say is necessary for a...