Criminal Justice

School and district leaders knew about the abuse in the 1970s and 80s, attorney Janai Woodhouse claims. And they did nothing about it.

Says the courts can’t handle the amount of cases.

The findings from the audit of the Maryland Office of the Chief Medical Examiner indicates possible pro-police and racial biases, officials say.

State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger, who was born raised in Baltimore County, discusses how the state's criminal justice reform changes, or doesn't change, his job.

It is the lowest number of monthly homicides since the city began keeping monthly records in 1970.

While five people, including Jackson, were ultimately charged and plead guilty to related gun crimes, no one has actually been charged with fatally shooting Aaliyah Gonzalez or Kylis Fagbemi.

Dazhon Darien, the man accused of using artificial intelligence to impersonate the principal of Pikesville High School, on Monday accepted a plea deal.

Lawmakers passed the bill over concerns about the state budget.

More than a dozen former students are suing the school.

Law enforcement officials Wednesday announced arrests related to a drug operation running out of South Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood.