The first Freddie Gray trial gets underway in Baltimore
Officer William Porter is the first of the six officers facing charges in Baltimore. There will be separate trials for each of the officers
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Officer William Porter is the first of the six officers facing charges in Baltimore. There will be separate trials for each of the officers
Officer William Porter could spend at least 10 years in prison if convicted for his alleged role in the death of the 25-year-old black man
Officer William Porter is the first of six Baltimore officers to stand trial for the death of Freddie Gray, 25, who was critically injured in police custody
Activists refused to leave building as protest against city police department's leadership and practices in wake of Freddie Gray's death
Admissibility debated of damning statement made to investigators by cops charged in connection with man's death in police custody
A judge ruled earlier this month that each of the six officers would have their own trial
Baltimore Sun releases findings from statements made by officers in departmental probe of Baltimore man's death in police custody
Baltimore mayor announces plans for her political future in wake of settlement over death of man injured in police custody
The decision comes on the heels of a $6.4 million settlement for the family of Gray, who died after suffering critical injury in police custody
Deal requires city to pay millions to the family of Gray, a black man who died after suffering a critical injury while in police custody
Proposed deal requires city to pay millions to the family of Gray, a black man who died after suffering a critical injury while in police custody
Charges against Baltimore officers in death of black man who suffered critical injury in custody stand, despite request by defense to drop case
This is the first hearing since the six Baltimore officers were charged in the death of Gray, a black man who died after suffering an injury in custody
University of Maryland School of Law to examine the unrest in Baltimore to "help create change"
Attorneys claim Gray had history of participating in schemes in which people hurt themselves to collect settlements
Baltimore probes firm paid to evaluate troubled police, including a lieutenant charged in the killing of Freddie Gray
Emails obtained by The Baltimore Sun show breakdown in communication between city leaders as violence erupted in the streets
Former officer who's sparked controversy with Al Jolson routine wants to raise money for Baltimore officers charged in Gray's death
3 of the 6 Baltimore officers charged say their initial statements were given under duress because they feared being fired
A sign was reportedly found inside a Baltimore police transport van that read: "Enjoy your ride, cuz we sure will!"
Police say the 24-year-old caused $1 million in damage during the worst night of violence after the death of Freddie Gray
Report obtained by Baltimore Sun rules man's death a homicide, because officers didn't follow safety procedures "through acts of omission"
"I tried to speak to the DA. I spoke to police officers and finally Judge Judy, she finally gave me justice," future state's attorney said
Murders are up; arrests are down in wake of Freddie Gray protests; police feel they are "under siege"
"It's like, let me hurry up and get my son out of here because I can't have a Freddie Gray," says mother