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December 2, 2022
If politicians are serious about prosecuting low-level crimes not to punish, but to connect individuals to diversionary programs and services, they need to ensure that the connection happens at the time of arrest, not down the line at a trial date.
December 2, 2022
Baltimore District Judge Flynn Owens receives reprimand for political contributions and not cooperating with disciplinary authorities.
November 18, 2022
Mosby is accused of committing perjury to illegally obtain a withdrawal from her retirement account.
November 15, 2022
The family of Timothy Reynolds is out to prove any wrongdoing moments leading up to his death following an encounter with squeegee workers over the summer.
November 11, 2022
Anyone who lives or works in Baltimore, Maryland is familiar with the “squeegee kids.” When stopped at a red light downtown, it’s not uncommon for someone—usually a teenage boy of...
November 10, 2022
With a new governor (and city state's attorney), Baltimore has a golden opportunity to reduce gun violence with a less political, better-funded and broadly coordinated response.
November 10, 2022
A federal, state and local effort is intended to stop guns from coming into Baltimore City, officials announced Thursday morning.
November 9, 2022
Ivan Bates will be Baltimore’s next top prosecutor after officially winning the race for city state’s attorney, a post he has been widely expected to secure since his victory in a tough three-way primary this summer. Bates was unopposed in the general election. Early returns Tuesday night showed he was reaping 98% of the vote ...
November 8, 2022
Maryland state Delegate Dan Cox sits atop the ballot as the Republican nominee for governor.
November 4, 2022
Latinos make up 6% of Marylanders who identify as Democrats and 5% who identify as Republicans. Overall in Maryland, Latinos made up 5.8% of eligible voters in 2020.