Attorney General Decries 'Senseless' Violence In Baltimore
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch described what's happening here as a symbol that highlights so many issues that are part of our national debate.
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U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch described what's happening here as a symbol that highlights so many issues that are part of our national debate.
The city is waking up after the first night of curfew following Monday's night of unrest.
When police spotted Freddie Gray and he took off running through his Baltimore neighborhood, officers made a split-second decision to give chase, setting in motion his death in custody and rioting in the streets.
Baltimore streets previously rocked by riots were quiet Wednesday morning at the lifting of a nighttime curfew that was enforced by 3,000 police and National Guardsmen.
President Barack Obama said the Baltimore riots show that police departments need to hold officers accountable for wrongdoing "instead of just the closing-ranks approach that all too often we see."
A Baltimore woman is facing 20 years in prison for her role in the death of a New York man last year.
The UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation in Maryland says families are eligible to receive up to $10,000 in medical care and services not covered by health insurance.
Gov. Larry Hogan said he wouldn't allow what happened Monday night in Baltimore to happen again.
Large groups of people are gathering in West Baltimore to clean the city following the violence Monday night.
A citywide curfew goes into effect, but police were still struggling to get people to leave the streets.
A Baltimore mother is making headlines. Some are calling her "mom of the year" for how she reacts to seeing her son as part of the riots.
Police say a group started attacking officers with rocks and bricks at Patapsco and 9th Street.
The eyes of the world are on Baltimore as we begin to recover from this violence.
The mayor has instituted a city-wide curfew that will go into effect Tuesday night, starting at 10 p.m.
Besides the physical damage and dollar loss of the past few days, there's the very real potential of future loss for Baltimore.
