Baltimore Faith Leaders Monitor First Freddie Gray Trial
As most conversations are focused on the trial of Officer William Porter, others are discussing what can be done to benefit communities affected during April's unrest.
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As most conversations are focused on the trial of Officer William Porter, others are discussing what can be done to benefit communities affected during April's unrest.
Maryland joins multiple states seeking penalties and repairs from Volkswagen, following a massive emissions cheating scandal. The automaker has admitted to rigging emissions tests for millions of its diesel models.
Things are returning to normal at Washington College where classes are now back in session.
The first high-profile trial in the Freddie Gray case gets underway. On Monday, the judge questioned potential jurors for the trial of Baltimore police officer William Porter, but jury selection is not done yet.
Cyber Monday is now 10 years old---and a billionaire.
It's day one of the first Freddie Gray trial. The process of selecting the jury for the trial of Baltimore police officer William Porter began, but it is not complete.
The Maryland man who spent five years locked in a Cuban prison accused of spying is speaking about the experience in his first interview since being released. Alan Gross told 60 Minutes he thought he'd be rescued right away---but that didn't happen.
The woman who abandoned her baby on the side of the road in Pasadena in July pleaded guilty to the reckless endangerment of her child.
The Baltimore County Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a suspect in the robbery of a 7-Eleven gas station on Belair Road in early November.
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene joined the World Health Organization (WHO), the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and local public health and community partners to recognize World AIDS Day on December 1.
The trial of the Prince George's County police officer accused of inappropriately using his service weapon begins on Tuesday morning.
Gov. Larry Hogan says the state of Maryland has been preparing for any disturbances in Baltimore related to the trials of six officers in the death of Freddie Gray ever since he called in the National Guard to help restore order after the unrest in April.
A college student who jumped over the White House fence while draped in an American flag was released from custody on Monday, and his attorney said he hoped to resolve the case without going to trial.
Washington College students return to classes Monday nearly two weeks after the school was placed on lockdown and evacuated.
In Baltimore, this year can be divided into two parts: what came before Freddie Gray died and what happened afterward.
