The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

BALTIMORE — Civil rights organizations and advocates representing three Maryland teens are challenging the state’s oversight of medical records for foster children receiving psychotropic drugs, according to a new federal lawsuit filed this week.

BALTIMORE — The inauguration day of Westley Watende Omari Moore as Maryland’s first Black governor is shaping up to look like a walk through history.

BALTIMORE — One day after Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson revealed that his injured left knee “remains unstable,” coach John Harbaugh did not offer much after Friday’s practice regarding his reaction or his assessment of what Jackson wrote via Twitter.

Baltimore’s new top prosecutor has dropped all charges against a Black man who stood trial four times for the same killing, freeing him from seven years in custody

Wild-card weekend gives us six rematches from the regular season, and in three instances (Seattle-San Francisco, Miami-Buffalo and Baltimore-Cincinnati) this will be the teams' third meeting. Those three games don't seem likely to produce an upset, but the other three are toss-ups and anything can happen.

BALTIMORE — The criminal charges against Keith Davis Jr., who was tried in Baltimore four times for the same murder, are no more.

Robert Hur, who was named special counsel to investigate whether President Joe Biden had improperly handled sensitive government documents, is a former high-ranking Justice Department official with experience in sensitive leak investigations.

LOS ANGELES — The men's choir had just brought down the house with the gospel classic "Miracle Worker" when Thema Bryant danced up to the lectern at First AME Church in South L.A.

BALTIMORE — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson addressed his injured knee for the first time on Thursday in a series of tweets, writing that he’s been dealing with a Grade 2 injury in his PCL, a ligament in the knee, that is “borderline” Grade 3.