Mayor reflects on progress in decade since Freddie Gray's death

Maryland Legislature slow to pass policing reforms after Freddie Gray’s death

BALTIMORE — Jill Carter, a Baltimore Democrat who served in both the state Senate and House of Delegates, sponsored police reform bills throughout her 20-year political career, including a bill that failed mere weeks before Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old Black…

Sandtown-Winchester Community Unites to Heal a Decade After Freddie Gray Protests

10 years after Freddie Gray's death ignited protests across Baltimore, community leaders in Sandtown-Winchester are working to heal wounds that existed long before 2015.That's where the Sandtown-Winchester community collective steps in.The program brings together various organizations, all with the same goal, healing and helping the neighborhood."I think that full healing though, is going to require the resources matching the heart," says Lisa W…

Mayor reflects on progress in decade since Freddie Gray's death

Progress made since the 2015 police in-custody death of Freddie Gray continues to shape Baltimore today, the mayor told 11 News.

Wreath-laying ceremony honors Freddie Gray 10 years after brutal death

Local officials, residents, family members and friends came together April 19 to honor the life of Freddie Gray exactly 10 years to the date of his 2015 death.

Wreath laying ceremony honors Freddie Gray 10 years after brutal death

Baltimore officials and residents gather to honor the life of Freddie Gray on the 10th anniversary of his 2015 death.

Maryland Legislature slow to pass policing reforms after Freddie Gray’s death - Finnoexpert

BALTIMORE — Jill Carter, a Baltimore Democrat who served in both the state Senate and House of Delegates, sponsored police reform bills throughout her 20-year political career, including a bill that failed mere weeks before Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old Black man, died of injuries he sustained while in police custody. In Carter’s opinion, had the Legislature not “turned a blind eye to the nature of police reform” in 2014 and 2015 “it is quite poss…