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'This Is Unacceptable.' Baltimore Students Forced to Bundle Up in Frigid Classrooms
By Katie Reilly
Cities Move Ahead With Police Reforms Despite Sessions Memo
By Maya Rhodan
How One War Veteran Uses Photography to Manage his PTSD
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Goodson drove the transport van carrying Gray and faced the most serious charges
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Police Officers Sue Baltimore's Top Prosecutor for Defamation Over Freddie Gray Statements
The two officers say that statements Mosby made were false
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Freddie Gray Cop Acquitted
First verdict in series of trials
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May 23, 2016
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Arrests are up, murders are down, but trust remains broken
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April 29, 2016
Fake Guns Pose Issue for Police
Baltimore officers fired on teenager carrying a BB gun
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April 29, 2016
Catherine Pugh Aims to Unite Baltimore
Three-term senator will likely be Baltimore's next mayor
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April 27, 2016
Baltimore Looks for Hope a Year After Freddie Gray’s Death
Violence persists as police try to restore trust with black communities
By Josh Sanburn/Baltimore
April 14, 2016
Why Americans Are Worrying More About Crime
Theories why we are more worried about crime and violence than any time since before 9/11
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April 7, 2016
No Abuse Charge for School Cop Who Slapped Student
But misconduct and assault charges remain
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April 7, 2016
Rethinking Life Tenure for the Supreme Court
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
February 22, 2016
Black Lives Matter Activist Wants to Be Baltimore Mayor
DeRay Mckesson, running for mayor of Baltimore, will be the first from the movement to seek elected office
By Josh Sanburn
February 4, 2016
Black Lives Matter Activist Announces Bid for Baltimore Mayor
Mckesson announced his campaign Wednesday night.
By Julia Zorthian
February 4, 2016
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Washington, D.C. is predicted to be at the center of the storm
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January 20, 2016
Freddie Gray Mistrial Could Spell Trouble for Future Cases
Case against William Porter may have been the prosecution's strongest
By Josh Sanburn
December 16, 2015
Judge Declares Mistrial in First Freddie Gray Case
Jury deadlocked after three days of deliberations
By Josh Sanburn
December 16, 2015
Devin Allen's Year in the Limelight
Devin Allen's life has changed after his photographs appeared in TIME
By Olivier Laurent
December 9, 2015
Judge to Rule on Release of Chicago Police Shooting Video
Black teenager Laquan McDonald was shot sixteen times
By Josh Sanburn
November 15, 2015
Bishop Who Killed Cyclist While Driving Drunk Gets Seven Years
Heather Cook was a top bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland
By Nash Jenkins
October 29, 2015
Why Two Minutes of Lost Footage From
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Are So Important
A second look at the landmark film provides new insight—and new hope
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October 9, 2015
Baltimore Mayor Will Not Run for Re-Election
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake wants to spend the rest of her term "focused on the city's future and not my own"
By Sarah Begley
September 11, 2015
Baltimore Murders Pass 2014 Total With Four Months Still to Go
Crime rates since Freddie Gray incident echoes 1990s levels
By Josh Sanburn
August 20, 2015
Psych Firm That Screens Baltimore Cops Under Investigation
The firm had seen one of the cops charged in Freddie Gray's death
By Tessa Berenson
August 6, 2015
Nationwide Homicide Spike Hits Small Conn. Capital
Hartford has already seen as many murders as it did all of last year
By Charlotte Alter
August 3, 2015
Boat Collision Near Baltimore Kills 2 Women
The accident also injured 6 other people who were aboard
By NBC News
July 27, 2015
How One Video Game Cut Down Online Harassment
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
July 14, 2015
When Rioting Is the Answer
From the Boston Tea Party to Ferguson, Americans have employed violence to improve their lot. But does it work?
By Zócalo Public Square
July 9, 2015
Baltimore Mayor Replaces Police Commissioner
The announcement follows calls for the top cop's resignation
By Josh Sanburn
July 8, 2015
Baltimore Will Put Working Cameras in Police Vans
More than two months after the death of Freddie Grey, the department plans to install cameras that record
By Eliana Dockterman
July 1, 2015
Baltimore Cops Won't Have Body Cameras Until 2019
But Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says she wants them sooner
By Josh Sanburn
June 25, 2015
Freddie Gray Suffered a 'High-Energy Injury': Autopsy
Report compares his injury to the kind sustained in a shallow-water diving incident
By Charlotte Alter
June 23, 2015
How the Maker Movement Could Reinvent Baltimore
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
June 19, 2015
Some Liquor Stores Damaged in Baltimore Riots Denied Aid
They've been told to relocate or sell healthier items
By Sarah Begley
June 15, 2015
Stolen Drugs Fueling Crime in Baltimore, Officials Say
At least 175,000 prescription drugs looted during April's riots now on the street
By Josh Sanburn
June 4, 2015
What’s Behind Baltimore’s Record-Setting Rise in Homicides
Emboldened criminals, low officer morale and fears of jail time for police
By Josh Sanburn
June 2, 2015
Loretta Lynch's Big Month
After months of delay
By Maya Rhodan
June 1, 2015
What Else You Should Know About Baltimore
In the first half of the nineteenth century it was known as the slave traders’ capital city
By Calvin Schermerhorn / History News Network
May 31, 2015
Martin O'Malley Announces Presidential Run
"The presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families"
By Charlotte Alter and Sam Frizell
May 30, 2015
Baltimore Police Union Chief: Criminals 'Empowered' By Riots
As murders in the city spike and arrests plummet
By Josh Sanburn
May 29, 2015
Baltimore's Top Prosecutor Once Made Her Case to Judge Judy
A young Marilyn J. Mosby worked to resolve a personal legal matter
By Maya Rhodan
May 28, 2015
Baltimore Sees Worst Month for Homicides in 15 Years
The spike coincides with a decrease in arrests
By Josh Sanburn
May 28, 2015
Wide Racial Disparity in Minneapolis Arrests, Study Finds
A new ACLU report finds significant racial disparities in low-level arrests
By Josh Sanburn
May 28, 2015
28 Shot in Baltimore Over Memorial Day Weekend
May has been the city's deadliest month since 1999
By Charlotte Alter
May 26, 2015
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