Fund Formed To Aid Baltimore Businesses Hurt By Riots
Baltimore's economic development arm is seeking to raise $15 million to help businesses recover from riots and looting sparked by the death of Freddie Gray.
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Baltimore's economic development arm is seeking to raise $15 million to help businesses recover from riots and looting sparked by the death of Freddie Gray.
The fragility of Baltimore's economy was exposed by Freddie Gray's death from a spinal injury suffered while in police custody.
President Barack Obama said Wednesday that the deadly derailment of Amtrak Train 188 was "a tragedy that touches us all." He promised a thorough investigation.
Five Baltimore public works employees have been accused of taking bribes and stealing scrap metal at city landfills.
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland reaches out to a bishop who is also a recovering alcoholic to lead the church, replacing the bishop accused of a fatal drunk driving accident.
Governor Larry Hogan signed a law paving the way for police in Maryland to wear body cameras.
Attempted murder charges. A Dundalk man is viciously beaten in front of his own home. The whole thing was caught on tape. Now, seven people are under arrest, but it hasn't eased fears in the community.
There are new questions about the curfew put in place by the mayor after the riots. Did she have the authority? And why was it for the entire city?
The government's first estimate of damage from rioting last month in Baltimore puts the cost at $9 million.
Horses, hats and millions and millions of dollars in prizes. We are counting down to the 140th running of the Preakness Stakes right here in Baltimore.
Tuesday, the Naval Academy plebes tackled their biggest obstacle to date: completing their 14-hour Sea Trials all in one day.
Getting students ready for the rigors of college. A new study finds Maryland is home to some of the best high schools in the country.
Hundreds of injuries and dozens of deaths. That's the tally of bicycle-car collisions during the past five years in Maryland.
What to do, and what to avoid. The Transportation Security Administration wants to prepare passengers for their summer travels.
Around the clock operations in Nepal after the second massive earthquake in just two weeks hits the Himalayas. Even more devastation, and dozens more people killed.
