Amber Canter pushes to protect transgender inmates after attack at Central Booking
Amber Canter's beating six years ago at Baltimore's Central Booking was captured on camera and led to a $750,000 settlement with the state of Maryland.
No charges in death of Baltimore DPW employee fatally struck by trash truck
No charges will be filed in the death of Timothy Cartwell, a Baltimore Department of Public Works employee struck and killed by a trash truck nearly a year ago.
Family of Baltimore mother who was killed pleads for justice
Kayla Williams, a 30-year-old mother of three children, was shot and killed in Baltimore's Edmondson Village neighborhood on July 22.
Teachers support Coppin grad, former Baltimore principal facing ICE deportation
Some Baltimore educators are stunned at the arrest of Dr. Ian Roberts, who was a teacher and principal in city schools for almost eight years in the early 2000s.
Des Moines superintendent arrested by ICE is Coppin State graduate, former Baltimore principal
Dr. Ian Andre Roberts is a veteran educator and former Olympian who served as a principal in Baltimore City Schools. His arrest sent shockwaves through Des Moines, Iowa.
Maryland lawmakers raise concerns after teen in DHS care found dead in hotel
Lawmakers are demanding accountability and investigations into how a 16-year-old girl in state care died while being housed at a hotel in East Baltimore.
Baltimore's new top doctor has a plan to cut overdose deaths, health disparities
Baltimore's new health commissioner, Dr. Michelle Taylor, shares her plan to cut overdose deaths and tackle health disparities.
Man fears deportation after sentencing in Maryland COVID-19 fraud scheme
A Hyattsville man was sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in a pandemic unemployment fraud scheme that involved more than 600 victims.
19-year-old shot following football game near NW Baltimore high school
Baltimore police have yet to make an arrest following a shooting near Forest Park High School on Friday night.
Transportation Secretary concerned about Key Bridge cost, DEI mandates
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy expressed concerns about the Key Bridge rebuilding project and has asked for a meeting with Gov. Wes Moore.
Maryland failed to protect children in state care from sex offenders, audit reveals
A scathing audit finds Maryland's Social Services Administration failed to protect some children in its care from sex offenders and did not provide basic medical and dental care to thousands of vulnerable juveniles.
Former midshipman accused of Naval Academy threat "will be vindicated," lawyer says
The lawyer for a former midshipman accused of making an online threat that locked down the Naval Academy last week is demanding the federal government turn over evidence ahead of an upcoming detention hearing.
Baltimore City seeks solutions as hundreds die of drug overdoses each year
Almost 600 people have died from overdose deaths in Baltimore City in the past 12 months.
Some Baltimore educators say they are waiting to be paid for last school year
The new school year is underway, but some Baltimore educators said they have yet to get paid for their work in the last school year and believe they are owed, in some cases, thousands of dollars.
Children robbed in Baltimore park and 18-year-old shot near Inner Harbor over weekend
Several young people were victims of crime over the weekend—including an 18-year-old man shot near the Inner Harbor and a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old robbed near a newly-opened playground.