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A family foundation gave $1 million — nearly all the money it had left — to fund a newspaper covering Baltimore's Black community.

The Baltimore Beat received a generous donation from an unlikely source.

In a rare move for philanthropy, Adam Holofcener and his family emptied their foundation’s coffers and gave $1 million — nearly all the money it had left to give — to support Lisa Snowden-McCray’s dream: a free newspaper staffed by Black editors and writers in Baltimore to provide news primarily for the city’s Black residents

In a rare move for philanthropy, Adam Holofcener and his family dedicate almost all of their organization's remaining assets – $1 million – to a single project.

In a rare move for philanthropy, Adam Holofcener and his family emptied their foundation's coffers and gave $1 million -- nearly all the money it had left

The Supreme Court of Maryland on Friday delayed a decision on a proposal to prevent the public from getting recordings of criminal court proceedings in the state, citing a late wave of opposition to the proposal from the press, public and lawyers across the state.

On Friday afternoon, the Supreme Court of Maryland will consider a proposed rule change that would prevent the public from obtaining audio recordings of criminal court cases .

On Friday afternoon, the Supreme Court of Maryland will consider a proposed rule change that would prevent the public from obtaining audio recordings of criminal court cases .

A federal judge has handed a victory to a group of journalists and advocates who argued that Maryland’s ban on broadcasting legally obtained recordings of court hearings violated the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Senior U.S. District Judge Richard D. Bennett granted summary judgment in favor of the group late last week and ruled ...

The explosive true story of America's most corrupt police unit, the Gun Trace Task Force (GTTF), which terrorized the city of Baltimore for half a decade. W...