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A Black man’s departure upon seeing Baltimore police may give officers reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to stop him, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.

Lift a glass to the good, the bad and the ugly of what happened in Maryland (and beyond) over the last 12 months, from A to Z.

The White Lotus, House of the Dragon, and Stranger Things picked up the hype, but there are more best TV shows to tick off before the new year.

Baltimore’s spending board is poised to approve $645,000 to settle two legal disputes related to the city’s disgraced Gun Trace Task Force involving plaintiffs who spent time in jail before their charges were vacated.

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 ...

As Boise officials announce an investigation into a racist police captain, extremists voice their dismay that he was "caught."

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...

Ivan Bates ran for Baltimore state's attorney on a promise to bring change. But he also plans to preserve some things.

Rather than helping people to understand crime and the law, most true crime shows present a world where the good are rewarded, the bad are punished, and the difference between the two is obvious.

A state commission created to investigate roots of the Baltimore Police Gun Trace Task Force scandal concluded that there were leadership failures at the highest levels.