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Wednesday, Feb 7 Federal prosecutors told jurors that the Gun Trace Task Force corruption case is about âequal justice for all,â asking them to convict two Baltimore Police detectives who believed they were âabove the lawâ and victimized people they believed were âbeneath the law.â |
| As many as nine Baltimore police officers could have to pay tens of thousands of dollars in damages after juries found they acted with âactual maliceâ in the course of making arrests. |
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| Senate leaders brokered a budget agreement Wednesday, but a potential government shutdown looms because of obstacles in the House. |
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| A Southwest Airlines plane was taxiing before takeoff at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport Wednesday morning, when the Boeing 737 skidded while turning and came to rest with the front end of the plane hanging over the grass, according to a passenger aboard. |
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| Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh said she has not had time to closely follow testimony in the trial of two police officers that has raised questions about how widespread corruption has spread through the department. |
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| In a letter to Del. Cheryl Glenn, chair of the of the stateâs legislative black caucus, the governorâs chief legal counsel Robert Scholz said Hogan is willing to discuss using $100 million to supplement the stateâs support for HBCUs over a ten-year period. |
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| School systems may have to adjust their calendars as they get closer to running out of snow days. |
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| Alex. Brown & Sons building survived the heat and devastation of the Great Baltimore Fire of 1904. Comparing photos of the building from after the fire to photos of today show how much has changed. |
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| The Maryland Womenâs Caucus on Wednesday released a set of recommendations on how to root out and prevent sexual harassment in the Maryland General Assembly. |
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| The Open Society Institute in Baltimore released a study Wednesday that shows youth-led organizations receive just a fraction of philanthropic dollars in the city, despite their role in sparking social change. |
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