Baltimore City Under Contract with CSX to Purchase Land for Riverside Park Expansion — SouthBmore
International Artist Constructs Freddie Gray-Inspired Statue In West Baltimore — CBS Baltimore
Pugh on defensive over handling of the Tent City protesters — Baltimore Brew
City Paper Photographer Documents “Last Days in Paper City” — Baltimore magazine
Lawyer: Southwest targeted allergic Muslim woman on flight — AP
The Baltimore Sun reported today that the U.S. Department of Justice will not move forward with charges against the officers in connection with the death of Freddie Gray.
The president’s latest head-scratching speech, in which he urged law enforcement to not be “too nice” to arrestees, reopened some wounds here in Baltimore.
Baltimore’s police union today condemned the news that internal charges are being brought against five of the six officers who were indicted and later acquitted (or had charges dropped) in Freddie Gray’s spring 2015 death, saying in a statement that “the only losers in this decision to continue persecuting these five officers are the citizens of Baltimore City.”
Five members of the Baltimore Police Department who were charged and later acquitted in the 2015 death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray are now facing internal police charges, with three of them potentially staring down termination.
A woman who suddenly collapsed and fell severely ill after she was arrested by Baltimore police officers last week passed away today.
Devin Allen’s iconic photos of Baltimore are making their way into an exhibition at the Smithsonian’s newest museum.
Baltimore City is bleeding residents, according to new U.S. Census figures released today.
Two years ago, Baltimore photographer Devin Allen became an internationally known name for his raw images capturing the spring 2015 uprising. His newest upcoming book, “A Beautiful Ghetto,” chronicles those fateful days that followed the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.
Watch: Baltimore, Freddie Gray and the Struggle of Race in America – The Root
On Baltimore retreat, Congressional Democrats look to the past to inform the future – The Christian Science Monitor
The FBI is tracking a spike in bank robberies in the Baltimore region – ABC2
Under Armour’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week – Baltimore City Paper
Cross Street Market merchants cheer, look to future after deal falls through – BBJ
