Baltimore Riots

There's a smash-and-grab underway in broad daylight, and it's not at the Quikmart in Ferguson or Tom's Liquor at Normandie and Florence in L.A. It's in Washington.

The defense has rested in the first of the six separate trials.

Presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley made his name winning black votes in Baltimore, but the recent riots might have gutted his support.

Federal and state money has been pouring into the city for decades. And it has made precious little difference.

The Purple One will pay tribute to "those lost in the violence" and asks attendees to wear the color gray.

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said she believed sufficient calm had returned to Baltimore.

Residents said they needed to see justice served, not only in Baltimore but in other U.S. communities.

Classmates, professors sing praises of the first-generation college graduate turned top Baltimore prosecutor.

The "fairly unusual" depraved heart murder charge carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.

"There will be a lot being lost playing like this," former Major Leaguer Mo Vaughn says.

Delays to questioning police about incidents allow officers time to get their story straight.

Though many obeyed the curfew, several dozen protesters held out for over an hour.

The likely 2016 presidential candidate and former mayor comes home.

Volunteers gathered with brooms and garbage bags to help clean up after violent riots and fires spread across the city Monday.

Acrid smoke hung over streets where violence broke out just blocks from Freddie Gray's funeral.