Officers In Freddie Gray Case Arguing Police Transport Policy
New developments in the Freddie Gray case. Several of the officers want charges thrown out, claiming there's nothing criminal about failing to put seat belts on inmates in vans.
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New developments in the Freddie Gray case. Several of the officers want charges thrown out, claiming there's nothing criminal about failing to put seat belts on inmates in vans.
Pledging to fix what's broken. In an op-ed for The Baltimore Sun, Governor Larry Hogan vows to make Baltimore more livable and to solve the problems plaguing the city.
A ritual like a Catholic mass doesn't usually generate excitement, but then, not every mass has Pope Francis. We're just days away from the pope's historic visit to Washington, D.C.
Nearly two years after his first known attack, police say they've found the serial rapist who's been terrorizing women in Baltimore City.
An early morning fire at a Northeast Baltimore building leaves one woman dead and several others injured.
Some Baltimore City students were treated to a visit that's out of this world today. Astronaut Terry Virts met up with the children at the Maryland Science Center to show them what life is like on the International Space Station.
Every two and a half minutes, a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer. If diagnosed and treated early, the cure is almost 100 percent.
Some of the clean, great-tasting water can be found right here in Baltimore at the Montebello I Water Filtration Plant.
Authorities in Baltimore County are investigating after 3-month old girl died earlier this week.
More than 41-million vehicles travel through it every year, but on Sunday you'll have a chance to run or walk through the Fort McHenry tunnel.
One man was injured after his ultralight plane crashed near his home in Carroll County on Friday.
Pope Francis is coming to America to visit Tuesday and millions of Americans will welcome the pontiff for his visit.
Prince George's County Police have charged a Bowie man with beating his mother to death with a rolling pin during an argument.
Some Baltimore residents are being asked to close windows and avoid the area near a multiple-house fire.
Former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. officially completed his prison sentence Friday, nearly three years after pleading guilty to illegally spending $750,000 in campaign money on everything from fur capes and vacations to Hollywood memorabilia and a gold-plated watch.