Small Group of Protesters Present For Nero's 'Not Guilty' Verdict
There was just a small group of protesters on hand for the first verdict handed down in a case of one of Freddie Gray's arresting officers.
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There was just a small group of protesters on hand for the first verdict handed down in a case of one of Freddie Gray's arresting officers.
A special education teacher has been placed on administrative leave after he was arrested on charges of human trafficking and prostitution, according to police and a school letter obtained by WJZ.
Many community leaders are reacting to the fact that Edward Nero was found not guilty of all counts. They say the trial is the justice the city asked for.
Freddie Gray arresting officer Edward Nero has been found not guilty on all counts by a Baltimore judge.
About 1,650 ballots cast in Baltimore City's primary election were handled improperly.
Long lines and missed flights still plague passengers at airports around the country---and the TSA admits long security lines will continue during the summer travel season.
Residents of the west Baltimore neighborhood where Freddie Gray grew up and where he was arrested spoke to WJZ about the not guilty verdict Monday.
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe is reportedly the subject of an ongoing investigation by the FBI and the Department of Justice
A not guilty verdict was handed down to Baltimore Police Officer Edward Nero in the death of Freddie Gray.
There are four officers left to be tried in the death of Freddie Grey. Here's a timeline.
Hundreds of plebes face one last challenge during their freshman year. The Herndon Climb is an annual rite of passage at the US Naval Academy.
Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man from Baltimore, died of a spinal cord injury he sustained while in police custody.
Police are reviewing body camera footage and 911 audio after officers used pepper spray to break up a University of Maryland grad party.
Officer Edward Nero was acquitted of all charges today in the death of Freddie Gray.
Three D.C. Army National Guardsmen have been indicted in plots to obtainstolen credit and debit card numbers, re-encode cards and buy items at stores on military bases.
