Justice Department Launches Investigation Of Baltimore Police
The Department of Justice will investigate the practices of the Baltimore Police Department following the death of Freddie Gray.
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The Department of Justice will investigate the practices of the Baltimore Police Department following the death of Freddie Gray.
It was a Christmas tree tragedy that saddened the nation: six people killed in an Annapolis mansion fire, including four children. Now the pope is sending a special gift just in time for Mother's Day.
A rare display of history took wing over the nation's capital, as dozens of World War II aircraft flew down the National Mall.
The new U.S. attorney general launches a pattern or practice investigation into the methods of the Baltimore Police Department. The decision comes weeks after the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray.
Four people were hospitalized in Anne Arundel County after police say they overdosed on a synthetic marijuana called "Scobby Snax".
Several groups of children's rights advocates are banding together, asking school leaders to put the punishment on hold.
The tribute paid to fallen troopers brings the state police family together each year--and this year is no exception.
It happened in Montgomery County, where a woman was found holding her baby inside of a car.
Fundraising events in someone's name are very common. But in a twist, last year, Mike Schuh introduced us to a Bel Air woman, who--before she died--organized her own memorial walk.
The National Aquarium unveils its latest exhibit, which lets guests have one-on-one encounters with the creatures of the ocean.
Since the late 1800s, there's been a group of dedicated women who look out for each other in times of crisis. You know this group as the "YWCA."
Officials are celebrating new international air service from Baltimore/Washington International Airport to Iceland.
A Frederick man who struck a Virginia police officer with his car before being shot has been sentenced.
The creator of TV's "The Wire" is joining historian Taylor Branch and other writers in Baltimore to discuss their upcoming HBO miniseries chronicling the civil rights movement.
This time of year is when police start seeing pets trapped in hot cars--because what feels good to us, can be deadly to them. Between Maryland's heat and humidity, cars quickly become death-traps for animals with no way out.
