Baltimore
Nine-Year-Old Boy Playing With Gun Fatally Shoots Teen Girl: Police
The gun was registered to one of the boy's relatives, who works as a security guard, police said.
Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Battles Staffing Crisis Ahead of Vote
State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby said her office is offering incentives to recruit and retain staff, including allowing remote work two days a week and providing laptops.
Student Absent 140 Days Received Passing Grades for Classes He Never Took
"He shouldn't have any grades on there because he has not been to school," said the student's mother.
'We Own This City': Who Were the Gun Trace Task Force and What Did They Do?
Baltimore's Gun Trace Task Force scandal is the subject of "We Own This City," HBO's new true crime drama by "The Wire" creator David Simon and George Pelecanos.
Jon Bernthal on 'Fascinating' Jenkins Encounter for 'We Own This City'
Jon Bernthal spoke to Newsweek about playing Wayne Jenkins in "We Own This City" and speaking to his real-life counterpart as he serves a 25-year prison sentence.
Deaths of 3 Baltimore Firefighters Ruled Homicides in 'Incendiary' Case
The three firefighters were responding to a fire on January 24 around 6 a.m. when the building collapsed shortly after they entered it.
It's Taking Years To Get a New EV and Owners Are Losing Patience
Rising gas prices are making some EV reservation holders anxious.
Mother of Three Comes Out of Coma to Learn Fiancé Died of a Heart Attack
The woman was first admitted to the hospital with double lung pneumonia and COVID-19.
Some of U.S.' Most Liberal Mayors Are Turning on Their Progressive Allies
Leaders in various cities across the country are increasingly less likely to support causes such as police reform and school-related social justice measures.
Maryland Governor Expresses Heartbreak Over Fallen Baltimore Firefighters
While three firefighters died in the two-alarm blaze, a fourth is in the hospital on life support.
Baltimore Prosecutor Allegedly Lied to Get COVID Funds for Florida Homes
The indictment states Mosby made two different withdrawals, one of $40,000 and the other for $50,000 claiming financial hardship due to the pandemic.
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Arrests Made in Ambush Shootings of Baltimore Officer and Another Man
The two men allegedly ambushed Holley in her patrol car and shot another man in an incident believed to be about 10 miles away hours later, police said Friday.
Police Officer in Critical Condition After Ambush, Shot While in Patrol Car
"We have a coward on the loose in Baltimore that we must and will find," Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said after an unnamed officer was shot.
Valeria Smith Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison for Helping Cover Up Murder
Smith's father was convicted last week of murdering his wife, Valeria's stepmother Jacquelyn, in front of Valeria before telling her to lie about the incident.
Father Kills Ex-Girlfriend, Ex-Wife and Himself, Kids Left Waiting Alone
"Anyway, I just did something crazy, man. I just shot my ex-girlfriend in the head," he said in a video before allegedly killing his former wife.
Cop Sentenced to House Arrest After Judge Ruled Victim Wasn't Traumatized
Anthony Westerman was sentenced to house arrest for sexual assault after the judge said there was no evidence of psychological injury to the victim.
Fired Officer on the Run With Kidnapped Daughters Abducts Man: Police
Robert Vicosa and Tia Bynum are considered armed and dangerous, Baltimore County police said.
New Rules Adopted by U.S. Catholic Bishops Avoid Direct Answer on Communion
The new document has generated controversy since the bishops' assembly first decided to begin drafting it in June.
Protesters Gather as Catholic Leaders Debate Communion Guidelines
Catholic leaders in the U.S. have said they do not plan to provide a national policy regarding which politicians can or cannot receive Communion.
Biden Hopes to Reverse Inflation 'Trend' With Infrastructure Deal
The president is in Baltimore to explain the new infrastructure deal and how it will "make goods more available and less costly," reducing inflation.
Baltimore Can't Block Catholic Media Outlet's Rally at City Building: Panel
"Baltimore hopefully learned a lesson in First Amendment law that its taxpayers now have to pay for," the attorney for the outlet said.
Baltimore Ravens' Malik Harrison Wounded in Cleveland Shooting on Halloween
The team announced the linebacker suffered a "non-life-threatening injury" while visiting his home state over the weekend.
Baltimore Denied Block of Prayer Rally It Says Poses Public Safety Threat
"We are disappointed by the Court's decision and potential threat to public safety if this event ensues," Mayor Brandon Scott spokesperson Cal Harris wrote.
Animal Control Responds to Hoarding Situation, Rescues 133 Cats
"Trying to maintain enough litter boxes and clean space for 133 cats is impossible in a space as small as the row home was," said a resuce shelter official.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Tests Positive for COVID-19, Is Quarantining
"The Mayor is asymptomatic and currently feels fine," Cal Harris, communications director for Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, said Monday.
Catholic Media Outlet Accuses Baltimore of Canceling Rally Over Messaging
The group is suing the city and claiming Baltimore is infringing on its constitutional rights to freedom of speech, religious expression and free assembly.
Man Given Option of Double Lung Transplant or Death After COVID Diagnosis
Blake Bargatze, 24, encouraged people to get vaccinated after receiving a double lung transplant due to COVID-19.
Kimberly Klacik Says It's 'Socialism' to Share Cash from Failed Campaign
Kimberly Klacik said in the video: "There are other candidates that didn't make that money because they didn't work as hard."
Parents Offered $250 to Drive Students to Class Amid Bus Driver Shortage
Several other school districts across the nation are also experiencing a shortage of bus drivers amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.