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Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates and police commissioner Richard Worley faced residents at a community meeting Wednesday--where concern over crime ran

Marilyn Mosby's approach to her sentencing hearing this week has polarized observers, continuing a theme of her political career.

Cell phone video captured dozens of dirt bikes passing by Harbor East over the weekend.The issue surrounding dirt bikes is longstanding in Baltimore.Just last m

With Mayor Scott's strong victory in the Democratic primary, Sheriff Sam Cogen and Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates are now in an awkward position...

Two Baltimore Police officers on Monday pleaded guilty in separate Baltimore City Circuit Court cases where they were accused of reckless driving and theft.

The cost of Baltimore's executive protection unit that guards the city's mayor, state's attorney and police commissioner has ballooned.

Explore the corruption and misconduct in Baltimore's police and political system through the case of Keith Davis Jr., a man wrongfully prosecuted and targeted after the Freddie Gray uprisings. This article delves into the failures of Black officialdom in Baltimore and the pervasive issues of injustice.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed the controversial juvenile law reform package into law, marking his final public bill signing for the year.

Gov. Wes Moore signed hundreds of bills in the weeks since the last day of the legislative session, but Thursday, he put pen to paper and signed a piece of legi

Mayor Brandon Scott handily defeated Sheila Dixon in the democratic primary putting him on course to lead Baltimore for another four years.“It’s a mandate to do