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Getting more firearms off the street would help lower Baltimore's homicide rate.

The student-led production covers everything within the Morgan Mile to the Baltimore community at large.

As federal authorities look into a Baltimore School Police detective’s finances, records show the department racked up $1.7 million in overtime last year.

As federal authorities look into a Baltimore School Police detective’s finances, records show the department racked up $1.7 million in overtime last year.

Baltimore's Board of Estimates will vote on a settlement to end a lawsuit stemming from allegations that Gun Trace Task Force members planted a gun on a man.

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Baynard Woods should be familiar to readers of Orlando Weekly for his political column "Democracy in Crisis," which launched at the beginning of 2017 and...

The Baltimore Police Department is procuring a biometric system that will require officers to scan their fingerprints at the start and end of shifts in order to prove they’ve worked the hours claimed on their payslips, officials confirmed to The Baltimore Sun on Wednesday.

Baltimore is facing two new federal lawsuits alleging evidence planting by discredited police officers, including a former detective who is serving 18 years in prison for crimes committed on the job. The suits illustrate the continuing fallout from the widespread police corruption that came to light amid revelations about the Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace ...

Baltimore taxpayers have already paid more than $14 million to victims of the Gun Trace Task Force​, a once-elite police unit brought down in a massive federal investigation.