Residents Pleased After Motions Denied In Freddie Gray Trial
Residents in Freddie Gray's neighborhood are pleased that the trial will continue and that Marilyn Mosby will still prosecute the officers charged in Freddie Gray's death.
Watch CBS News
Residents in Freddie Gray's neighborhood are pleased that the trial will continue and that Marilyn Mosby will still prosecute the officers charged in Freddie Gray's death.
Nearly 5 months after a 25-year-old man died in police custody triggering riots and unrest in Baltimore, hearings for the six police officers accused in his death are beginning.
The national spotlight will be back on Baltimore Wednesday, as a judge hears critical arguments that will impact the fate of six police officers. They'll soon be on trial for the death of Freddie Gray.
As hearings start in the Freddie Gray case, protests will get underway outside the courthouse.
Police are preparing for potential unrest but what happens in the streets depends upon what happens in court.
Baltimore police aren't taking any chances of a repeat of the riots in April. The city's top cop has canceled officers' leave during the court hearings for the six officers accused in Freddie Gray's arrest.
Her business was shut down after looters damaged her boutique during the April unrest, but on Saturday that small business owner has something to celebrate as she reopens her business four months later.
A new chapter for Penn North. Four months after unrest tore it apart, crews begin demolition of the looted and burned CVS drug store.
Are they ready for the worst? With the trial coming up for the six officers charged in connection with Freddie Gray's death, Baltimore City leaders reassured the community that they're working to stop potential unrest.
Officials with CVS announce they will begin construction on two stores damaged during the unrest in Baltimore in April.
A Baltimore judge ruled that prosecutors in the Freddie Gray case won't be required to take the stand at an upcoming hearing in the case.
The Maryland Insurance Administration says insurance companies have paid $12.9 million in claims stemming from civil unrest in Baltimore linked to the death in April of Freddie Gray.
dvocates for police accountability reforms are calling for changes to the Maryland Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights.
Early Thursday a judge set bail for a Baltimore City Police Officer charged with attempted murder. The judge called the allegation against him "heinous and callous" after he allegedly shot a suspect, who wasn't a threat,in the groin.
The Baltimore Development Corp. says Aug. 31 is the deadline for businesses damaged by civil unrest to apply for loans from a local recovery fund.
A woman who says she was injured during a ride in the back of a Baltimore police van after being beaten and illegally arrested has sued the department.
The University of Maryland School of Law has created a new course for students specifically dealing with the aftermath in the city following the death of Freddie Gray.
A law school in Baltimore says it will offer a new course examining the unrest in the city following the death of Freddie Gray, who died in police custody earlier this year.
The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services is reconsidering its contract with a psychological firm under investigation for allegedly cutting corners when screening police officers to determine their fitness for duty.
A Baltimore "safe zone" for kids is looking for some financial support to continue building a brighter future for the youth.
Attorneys for the six police officers charged in Freddie Gray's death say prosecutors steered investigators away from allegations about Gray's behavior in past interactions with law enforcement.
A psychological firm paid to evaluate troubled Baltimore police, including a lieutenant charged in the killing of Freddie Gray, is under investigation by the city and has been put on probation by the state police for cutting corners in its mental health screenings of officers.
New revelations in the Freddie Gray death case. The deputy state's attorney, who's prosecuting the six officers involved, also once defended Freddie Gray in court.
It's been three months since unrest took over the streets of Baltimore. Now we're getting an inside look at confusion at the top levels of Baltimore leadership.
For the first time, the former Baltimore cop at the center of a firestorm is speaking about his controversial fundraiser for the officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray.
