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What Baltimore teens wish others knew about them - Vimarsana News

What Baltimore teens wish others knew about them

A new contest from The Sun posed a simple but revealing question to Baltimore teens. Read the five winning essays and a selection of others.

Baltimore's music community mourns as rising star President Davo is fatally shot - Vimarsana News

Baltimore's music community mourns as rising star President Davo is fatally shot

Baltimore city’s music community is mourning the loss of a rising star.According to police, 28-year-old David Boykin, a local artist who went by the stage name

Davonte Robinson, whose 2016 shooting set off cycle of violence that resulted in death of Lor Scoota, is killed - Vimarsana News

Davonte Robinson, whose 2016 shooting set off cycle of violence that resulted in death of Lor Scoota, is killed

Police have identified a man killed Saturday in the 2500 block of Edgecombe Circle North, in the Parklane neighborhood as Davonte Robinson.

Death of rising rap star Lor Scoota was one of a string of killings, shootings across Baltimore that police say are connected - Vimarsana News

Death of rising rap star Lor Scoota was one of a string of killings, shootings across Baltimore that police say are connected

The death of popular rapper Lor Scoota is an example of how the crude system of street justice can move laterally, striking not just perpetrators, but also family and friends. Supporters say Scoota had largely turned away from street life in order to pursue a promising career in music. He still wound up in the crosshairs.

Giordano: Everything looks worse in black and white - Vimarsana News

Giordano: Everything looks worse in black and white

J.M. Giordano reflects on how photography has helped define City Paper's legacy.