Criminal Justice

The mother of Donnell Rochester, 18, who was killed by Baltimore Police last February, wants charges brought against the officers who shot him.

A 5-year-old boy died Saturday morning in a house fire in East Baltimore, the Fire Department said.

Five police officers were charged Thursday in the killing of Nichols, a motorist who died three days after a Jan. 7 confrontation with the officers during a traffic stop. Baltimore Police were planning for potential protests after the video’s release.

Former Baltimore state’s attorney will now be represented by the federal public defender’s office

Brittany Wolf, 32, died of smoke inhalation Jan. 17 after a fire broke out at a vacant home in the 400 block of N. East Ave.

Federal prosecutors’ case relies on Ethan Glover’s ex-fiancée and a tally sheet from a Mexican cartel member.

The judge described it as a "very awkward, even ugly question."

The boy was found right after dismissal about a block from school property, police said

Lead attorney A. Scott Bolden says the prospect of being held in contempt means he “must, understandably, focus on his own interests, not the interests of his client.”

Former Baltimore Police officer Ethan Glover is standing trial for theft of government property and lying to federal law enforcement.

Company is accused of running a Ponzi scheme for failing to renovate homes in distressed neighborhoods in Baltimore and Philadelphia for its foreign investors.

The ban is part of a series of recommendations released in November by the Squeegee Collaborative convened by Mayor Brandon Scott in July,

A community is mourning the death of another Baltimore County teenager who was killed over the weekend to gun violence.

A 15-year-old was shot and killed Saturday evening in Baltimore County, police say.

Prosecutors added, however, that they wouldn’t mind if one attorney was dropped from the defense.

Javarick Gantt was deaf and used sign language to communicate. He was found unresponsive in his cell on Oct. 9, 2022.

A Banner analysis of a revived Group Violence Reduction Strategy in the Western District suggests remarkable impacts.

The move comes two days after a judge said she was moving to hold Mosby’s lead defense attorney, A. Scott Bolden, in criminal contempt

Because we are so accustomed to hearing that Baltimore is on pace to match or break the previous year’s homicide record, we become rather unfazed as the number rises.