Eric Melancon News Today

After an officer fatally shot an unarmed Black man, the department updated its foot pursuit policy. But advocates say it should be more specific.

Baltimore’s days of residents and reporters listening to live police radio traffic, monitoring developments in real-time, are numbered. Beginning Thursday, the Baltimore Police Department is encrypting its radio traffic and implementing a 15-minute delay on live radio broadcasts available only on the Broadcastify platform, accessible online or via mobile app. Old scanners will no longer pick ...

The mayor’s pick for Baltimore Police commissioner is “actively looking” to move into Baltimore City, as is required for the city’s top cop, the mayor’s office said Wednesday.

Here's what to know from the five-hour budget hearing for Baltimore Police.

The contract will cover 1,200 Tasers for the Baltimore Police Department, and was approved unanimously.

Baltimore City police were unanimously approved new tasers. The department is setting the national standard for use of force, attracting departments globally.

Baltimore police are moving forward with a pilot program that would allow a private company to respond to low level traffic accidents instead of sworn police officers.

Speaking at a virtual town hall Wednesday evening, Baltimore City Council members Odette Ramos, Antonio Glover and Robert Stokes Sr. expressed concerns about the creation of a Johns Hopkins University police force.

The moderator posed questions about topics such as the current status of the Hopkins police force, what the memorandum covers and how Hopkins police would improve public safety.

The moderator posed questions about topics such as the current status of the Hopkins police force, what the memorandum covers and how Hopkins police would improve public safety.