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The article reports that U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized the condition of the city of Baltimore, Maryland, under the term of Representative Elijah E. Cummings.

The article discusses crime and unrest in Baltimore, Maryland. Particular focus is given to the experiences of the city's African-American community following the death of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man who suffered a spinal cord injury while in police custody. Details on homicides in the city and on the forthcoming trial of the police officers implicated in Gray's death are presented. Topics include Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, church leader Donté L. Hickman, and and the city's economy.

The article reports on the plan of Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake of Baltimore for not seeking a re-election in 2016 wherein she wants to focus on the development of the city. It states that Rawlings-Blake will inquire the trials for the involvement of the city police officers in the death of a 25-year-old black man, Freddie Gray. It also notes that

The article discusses the challenged confronted by Baltimore, Maryland Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake in terms of crimes and police matters.

The article discusses Baltimore, Maryland mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's response to protests and riots over the death of Freddie Gray, an African American man who suffered life-ending injuries while in police custody in Baltimore. Topics addressed include Blake's efforts to bridge a gap between the low-income areas of the city and its more gentrified areas, Rawlings-Blake's personal and political background in Baltimore, and criticisms of Rawlings-Blake's comments referring to protesters as thugs.

The article discusses a curfew enacted in response to riots and looting that occurred after the funeral of Freddie Gray, an African American man who suffered life-ending injuries while in police custody, in Baltimore, Maryland. Topics addressed include peaceful protests on the day in which the curfew was enacted, damage resulting form the riot and looting, and police and National Guard response. Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake management of the situation is discussed.

The article discusses riots and looting that occurred in Baltimore, Maryland following protests after the funeral of Freddie Gray, an African American man who suffered life-ending injuries while in police custody, highlighting the detrimental impact of the riots on efforts to improve the city. Topics addressed include the burning of a CVS drugstore and a half-built senior housing project and community center during the riots, as well as the city's reputation related to poverty and crime.

The article discusses a history of racial tensions and hostile relations between police and the community of Baltimore, Maryland, noting protests after the death of African American man Freddie Gray in police custody. Topics addressed include a history of police killings and alleged police brutality in Baltimore beginning in 1980, Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's response to police brutality allegations, and the high number of complaints in Baltimore relative to other U.S. cities.

The article discusses protests in Baltimore, Maryland following the death of Freddie Gray, a young African-American man who died due to spinal injuries suffered under police custody. Topics addressed include the significance of the presence of black leadership, particularly Police Commissioner Anthony Batts and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, in terms of how the city responds to Gray's death, as well as witness accounts of Gray's encounter with police,

The article reports on the mistrust of many residents in Baltimore, Maryland on police.

The article reports on the move of the Maryland State Board of Elections, mandating city officials of Baltimore to derecognize the results of their primary election due to discrepancies in the number of votes cast.

An excerpt from the conversation between correspondents John Eligon and Sheryl Gay Stolberg is presented which focuses on the changes in the mindset of the people in Baltimore, Maryland after a year since African American Freddie Gray was arrested and died while police custody.

The article reports that city officials of Baltimore, Maryland have approved a settlement with the family of Freddie Gray, an African American who died from police violence.

The article reports on the $6.4 million settlement between the family of 25-year-old African American Freddie Gray, who sustained a fatal spinal cord injury in police custody that lead to his death, and the city of Baltimore, Maryland.

The article reports that the peaceful rally participated by thousands of people, to call for the end of police abuses to African American men, resulted to unrest after curfew hours in Baltimore, Maryland.