City leaders are planning to offer police officers, firefighters and sheriff's deputies a ,500 a year break on their property taxes if they own a home in the city.
| | | |  | | Baltimore’s leaders plan to offer local police officers, firefighters and sheriff's deputies a property tax break of $2,500 a year if they own a home in the city. | | | Read More | |
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| Baltimore and U.S. Justice Department officials have asked a federal judge for another week to decide who will oversee sweeping police reforms in the city. | |
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| After community resistance stifled past plans, juveniles charged as adults in Baltimore will be held in a new $35 million detention center that state corrections officials say is better equipped to rehabilitate them. | |
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| "It smacks of just downright sociopathic behavior,” Baltimore Circuit Judge Philip Jackson told the courtroom. “There are few more violent things that I have ever heard of.” | |
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| Police this week raided the West Baltimore home of an alleged Crip gang member as part of a broader effort to stem violence in the neighborhood where a 15-year-old boy was fatally shot last month. | |
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| Theodore Dashawn Pigford, 26 — better known as the Washington-area rapper “30 Glizzy” — was the man fatally shot in South Baltimore on Wednesday. | |
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| One of two cousins charged in the deaths of four men who were found buried on a sprawling Pennsylvania farm has waived his preliminary hearing. | |
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| A battle between Maryland restaurants over the name of their signature crab cakes was over almost as quickly as it began. | |
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