Forces Unite To Protect Baltimore
Security measures have been beefed up across the city.
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Security measures have been beefed up across the city.
Reverend Al Sharpton has come to Baltimore, calling for non-violence. He says we should be fighting the violence and not adding to it.
President Obama comments on Baltimore's state of emergency, saying there's no excuse for the kind of violence we saw Monday.
At a New York fundraiser for her presidential campaign, Hillary Rodham Clinton told about 150 donors: "Baltimore is burning."
Police are investigating several messages on social media that threaten another riot, this time in Baltimore County.
McCormick & Co. announced that it will keep its corporate headquarters in Baltimore County after a monthslong relocation search that could have seen the company leave Maryland.
Business owners across the city are surveying the damage following Monday's riots. One of the stores that was looted is sharing the surveillance video with WJZ.
Celebrity real estate developer Donald Trump is blaming President Barack Obama for the unrest in Baltimore. Trump, a frequent Obama critic, ripped the president on Twitter early Tuesday.
City Police Commissioner Anthony Batts told reporters late Monday night that a bulk of the rioters who pelted officers with rocks and bricks, inciting a massive display of looting and vandalism across parts of West Baltimore were area high schoolers.
Police in Annapolis have arrested a 23-year-old Maryland man they say tried to rape a woman in a church parking lot.
Several fires burned across Baltimore Tuesday morning after a violent night of riots.
Baltimore City Councilman Brandon Scott talked to The Fan radio this morning about how he hopes to bring change to the city as well as his thoughts on the violence.
A Maryland man who was brutally beaten by a group of students at a nearby high school has been released from the hospital.
The Maryland Transit Administration announced several services changes Tuesday due to police activity in Baltimore.
Governor Larry Hogan may be calling on the National Guard to help provide safety in Baltimore City.
