Maryland elections board member charged with participation in Capitol riot
Carlos Ayala was arrested on multiple charges on Tuesday, according to federal court records.
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Carlos Ayala was arrested on multiple charges on Tuesday, according to federal court records.
A Maryland man described by the FBI as a "self-professed" white supremacist was sentenced on Wednesday to four months of incarceration for storming the U.S. Capitol while wearing a court-mandated device that tracked his movements, court records show.
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted Neumann in December on 14 charges, including assaulting a police officer and engaging in physical violence on Capitol grounds. Neumann is accused of punching two officers at the Capitol.
A jury in Washington, DC, on Tuesday found January 6 rioter Guy Reffitt guilty of all five charges he faced related to the US Capitol attack, in the pivotal outcome of the first federal trial related to the riot.
The FBI is tracking an "extensive amount of concerning online chatter," including calls for armed protests leading up to next week's presidential inauguration, Director Chris Wray said Thursday.
Washington DC officials identified five people who died at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, including a Capitol Police officer, when a mob of pro-Trump supporters violently stormed the building.
Lawmakers are vowing an investigation into how law enforcement handled Wednesday's violent breach at the Capitol, questioning whether a lack of preparedness allowed a mob to occupy and vandalize the building.
Charges are pending after a disturbance at a juvenile detention facility in western Maryland in which at least three staffers were assaulted by inmates, authorities said Sunday.
Eight correctional officers and six detainees were injured Sunday night at the Baltimore Pre-Trial Complex.
A frightening scene in Northwest Baltimore. City police in riot gear face off with a large crowd of people gathering to watch illegal dirt bikes.
Just-released emails reveal the extent of the confusion at City Hall as Baltimore burned during the April riots. But are we better prepared today?
In the three months since the riots, we've heard from community leaders, politicians and neighbors.
Police departments in central Maryland and the Washington area are seeking reimbursements for helping Baltimore police during the city's April riots.
Maryland is appealing the federal government's denial of disaster aid to help the state and Baltimore recover millions of dollars in riot-related costs.
A Maryland board meeting where officials were to consider authorizing $20 million in state rainy day funds to pay for April's response to rioting in Baltimore has been postponed.
Throughout the riots and looting that overtook our city during the Freddie Gray protests, several businesses stayed open despite the danger. The PNC Foundation is now recognizing one of those businesses located in the hardest hit area.
The government's first estimate of damage from rioting last month in Baltimore puts the cost at $9 million.
Rebuilding after the riots. That's what a lot of locally-owned businesses or doing or debating after last week's riots in Baltimore.
President Obama comments on Baltimore's state of emergency, saying there's no excuse for the kind of violence we saw Monday.
After a riot in September, the Recher Theatre in Towson was facing some stiff penalties and possibly the loss of its liquor license.
New reports and 911 calls just released by Baltimore County police describe the chaos in Towson after a riot in September.
Last night was supposed to be one of the great nights in sports. A game seven of the Stanley Cup Finals.
