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Community leaders came together Tuesday night to discuss how to tackle the vacant homes issue during a symposium at the University of Baltimore School of Law.

A proposed revival of Baltimore’s Dollar House program hit a roadblock Thursday as the members of the Baltimore City Council deadlocked on a decision to move the bill out of committee.

A proposed revival of Baltimore’s Dollar House program hit a roadblock Thursday as the members of the Baltimore City Council deadlocked on a decision to move the bill out of committee.

The Baltimore police department said Friday that it is reviewing whether a graphic photo of a homicide victim posted on social media overnight by a longtime and increasingly controversial homicide detective violated department policy.

Updated 2 hours ago Lloyd Fox/Baltimore Sun/Tribune News Service via Getty Images Baltimore police officials say theyre reviewing whether a longtime homicide detective violated department policy in a social media post with a graphic photo of a homicide victim. The Baltimore Sun reports that Sgt. Robert F. Cherry tweeted the photo of a man on a sidewalk with a large gash on his forehead early Friday. He commented that it "is but one of many incidents of violence in Baltimore city that our police...

BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore police officials say theyre reviewing whether a longtime...

The Baltimore police department said Friday that it is reviewing whether a graphic photo of a homicide victim posted on social media overnight by a longtime and increasingly controversial homicide detective violated department policy.

The number of Baltimore City Council members willing to sustain Democratic Mayor Brandon Scott’s veto has slowly grown since he issued his decision a week ago amid concerns the legislation would enable companies to prey upon tenants.

Ashburton, in Northwest Baltimore, is described by residents as a quiet community with a suburban feel.

After a marathon meeting Tuesday night, Democratic leaders in Baltimore selected lawyer and former educator Marlon Amprey to succeed Nick Mosby in the Maryland House of Delegates.