Defense Rests In Porter Trial, Jury Excused For Weekend
The defense has rested in the case against the first officer's trial in the Freddie Gray case.
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The defense has rested in the case against the first officer's trial in the Freddie Gray case.
Mary Bubala goes 1-on-1 with Police Commissioner Kevin Davis to discuss preparations as verdict in William Porter trial nears.
As the verdict nears for Officer William Porter, WJZ's Derek Valcourt breaks down the charges Porter's facing.
Doctors at Johns Hopkins Medical Center are preparing for a groundbreaking surgery. In the next six months, they will perform the first penis transplant ever in the U.S.
Baltimore city residents are now able to track 911 calls in their own neighborhoods.
A student brings pepper spray to school, shortly afterwards several students end up in the hospital.
The Board of Regents voted 12 to 5 for the change.
Two people have reportedly died after their plane, bound for Maryland, crashes in Pennsylvania
About 1,000 items from the now-closed Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards are set to be sold.
High jinks abound in the week leading up to the Army-Navy football rivalry game, and this year is no different.
A new report was released Friday from researchers at The Johns Hopkins University evaluates how Baltimore City prepared for and responded to April's unrest.
Leaders on Baltimore's City Council say they'll block the mayor's $2 million proposal for outside lawyers to represent the city during the U.S. Justice Department's investigation of the police force.
Baltimore police officers rarely, if ever, put seat belts on prisoners they transport in the department's wagons, according to witnesses who testified on behalf of William Porter, one of six officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray.
A man has pleaded guilty after being accused of allowing teens to drink alcohol, resulting in a deadly crash.
A community comes together to remember a Towson University student killed in a crash on I-95.