Freddie Gray

The IID, which operates under the Office of the Attorney General, was created as part of police reform efforts following the murder of George Floyd. It has the authority to investigate and prosecute officers across the state.

“We don’t call it The Hood, we call it Hollywood.”

Midday reflects on the tenth anniversary of the Freddie Gray uprising. How have police reform and community investment improved since the uprising that encouraged Baltimore's evolution?

The non-profit Intersection of Change has seen promises and good intentions come and go. They always put in the work.

Here's a Stoop story from Jason Newton about life as an optimist.

The newest food hall in the city features six new vendors near Coppin State University.

In April of 2015, photographer Devin Allen demanded the country see Baltimore for what it is: Community.

Baltimore Beat editor-in-chief talks about how Baltimore's uprising in 2015 made her see journalism through a different lens.

“Baltimore Still Rising” features first hand accounts of the city’s response to the injustice and unrest that followed the death, 10 years ago, of Freddie Gray.

Organizers say this weekend especially offers a moment to reflect and revive.