Baltimore police reform

Baltimore’s efforts to get a new police accountability board up and running have been beset by numerous delays.

The Biden appointee, a year on the job as the first Black US Attorney for MD, discusses how his background as a state lawmaker and a city, county and federal prosecutor guides his fight against crime in Baltimore and across the state.

The veteran journalist discusses the controversial Renters Choice Bill, the MD governor's Race, national police reform and a difficult comeback from COVID-19.

Mayor Scott gets heat from Baltimore residents and his own comptroller over a proposed funding increase for the city’s police department. Baltimore officials propose to divest city pension funds from fossil fuels and start a neighborhood tree-planting program. And state and local leaders aim to bridge a widening digital divide with improved internet access in poor neighborhoods.

State lawmakers heard testimony Thursday on a bill limiting the situations in which police can use lethal force. The bill is just one of a host of…

A new poll from Goucher College shows widespread support for the kinds of police reform policies Maryland legislators are expected to introduce in…

Members of the Maryland House of Delegates are considering at least a dozen changes to the laws governing police, from rules about the use of lethal force…

Thousands are marking the 57th anniversary of the March on Washington Friday with growing calls for police reform. In Maryland, those calls often point to…

The City Council proposes cuts to the Baltimore Police Department. A report on post-graduation challenges for Baltimore County’s students with…