Newsrooms fall silent to remember attack on Capital Gazette
For as long as anyone can remember, they rang the bell. Capital Gazette editors rang their newsroom bell to summon staff and plan stories. Their tradition stretched back decades, but...
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New video shows eruption of riot at West Baltimore intersection
Newly released surveillance camera footage from the Baltimore riots shows chaos erupting at North and Pennsylvania avenues, where a crowd breaches and loots stores, destroys police vehicles and sets fires...
West Baltimore block party provides relief, resources
Jacqueline Andrews stood admiring as a bright pink butterfly took shape on her granddaughter's face Saturday, and reminisced about watching her Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood reclaim its civility. In the past week,...
City students turn to writing to process Baltimore unrest
It was just five months ago that Afiya Ervin sat down at a gathering of young writers feeling out of place. Writing out her feelings was as foreign to her...
After peaceful start, violence mars Freddie Gray protest in Baltimore
A day of mostly peaceful rallies to protest the death of Freddie Gray turned confrontational as dark fell over Baltimore on Saturday with demonstrators smashing the windows on police cars,...
At Pimlico Race Course, big bets and disappointment for California Chrome bettors
The owners of California Chrome might have had to face the world after the colt fell short of a Triple Crown victory Saturday, but Tim McCoig faced an even tougher...
Hopkins, Morgan take reins of city school
For decades, tensions have brewed between residents of the city's Middle East community and neighboring Johns Hopkins institutions, as generations watched its prosperous past fade to blight while Hopkins continued...
Prisoner tally set to boost city data
For more than two decades, Rico Marzano called prison cells in Jessup and Cumberland his home. But this year, the convicted murderer serving four consecutive life sentences will be recorded...