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March 26, 2024
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is touting crime numbers are down and he pushed the point at his State of the City address Monday--the final address of his first
March 25, 2024
A Baltimore City jury convicted 19-year-old Norris Bryant on 26 charges in relation to an armed carjacking in May 2023, announced State's Attorney Ivan Bates.Th
March 25, 2024
After a 7, 8, and 10-year-old tried to break into a liquor store, Baltimore City State's Attorney put the Department of Juvenile Services to the test.
February 28, 2024
A bill named after Baltimore tech CEO Pava LaPere, meant to limit early release from prison for the most violent convicted sex offenders, is working its way thr
February 28, 2024
State’s Attorney Ivan Bates announced his endorsement of Zeke Cohen for City Council President today at a campaign event.“Today, I am proud to stand with the ca
February 28, 2024
Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates endorsed Councilman Zeke Cohen in the race for City Council president Wednesday, lending a well-positioned hand to the non-incumbent seeking to unseat Council President Nick Mosby. During an event at Bmore Cutz Barbershop, Bates said Cohen would be a “true partner” to his office, in particular on his work to increase the use of the citation docket to ...
February 24, 2024
Footage from Baltimore County Corporal Zachary Small’s body camera back on Sept. 27 captures the latest incident in question.
February 24, 2024
City State's Attorney attended a comm
February 21, 2024
Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates recently announced indictments against five police officers across three separate cases of misconduct and abuse of power. The first case involves Baltimore County Police Corporal Zachary Small, who was indicted for second-degree assault, reckless endange
February 20, 2024
Baltimore's top prosecutor announced indictments against five police officers in three separate cases.