Joint Statement from City Leaders on Police Body Camera Footage Release in the Death of Tyre Nichols

Today, State's Attorney Ivan Bates - Baltimore City State's Attorney spoke at LifeBridge Health Center for Hope third annual red desk event - a memorial service and call-to-action regarding children who have lost their lives to gun violence. The fight against childhood violence, trauma, & abuse is everyone's fight.

It's not Monday, but it feels like it. There's never a bad time to prioritize your mental health. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

Survivors Against Violence Everywhere (S.A.V.E.) invites you to a healing session and memorial for loved ones lost this Saturday at Ruscome Mansion. Email [email protected] for more information. survivorsagainstviolenceeverywhere.org

State's Attorney Ivan Bates - Baltimore City State's Attorney and Victim Witness Chief Amanda Grantham celebrated the recent recognition of Natasha Guynes, founder of HER Resiliency Center (HER), who received the Henry Gleim Award from Governor Wes Moore for the work her org does for vulnerable and at-risk women.

Today, State's Attorney Bates joined BPD Acting Commissioner Richard Worley, Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Anthony Barksdale, and President of Downtown Partnership (DPOB) Shelonda Stokes for a Public Safety Panel Discussion hosted by DPOB.

Baltimore, I am putting you on notice. Artscape is BACK and it will be BIGGER and BETTER than before! Today at 3:00 PM, I will be revealing the HIGHLY anticipated headliner for this year's festival. Who do you think it will be? 👀

Yesterday, we celebrated 50 years of YouthWorks with the unveiling of this mural painted by our YouthWorkers. This mural is not just a celebration of the past half-century but also a testament to our commitment to empower Baltimore's youth for many more years to come.

#CommunityShare It's Back to School season!! 🚌📚📝✂ We wanted to share some FREE events and resources available to youth and families, including those experiencing homelessness, to help prepare for the upcoming school year. #BmoreBack2School

Thank you Baltimore for an amazing Back to School Rally in partnership with ADT! More than 300 backpacks full of supplies were given out to support our students as they embark on a new school year. #CommunityEngagement #CommunityPolicing #PublicSafety #BacktoSchool.

Reminder: Join Acting Commissioner Richard Worley & Brandon M. Scott 8/14 at 5010 Park Heights Ave. for an in-person community meeting. Join the conversation! #communitypolicing #bpdtownhall

The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office is representing this week at the NBPA - National Black Prosecutors Association - a great opportunity to network with some of the most talented prosecutors in the country!

He’s the only player to win the Play of the Week four times since the award started in 2019. He is Cedric Mullins.

Shout out to my colleague, Councilmember Danielle McCray. She’s a thoughtful legislator and committee chair, and is leading our city on suicide prevention. During this difficult time, when so many people are struggling amidst the mental health crisis, her work has undoubtedly

But nobody comes downtown

This is proof of Baltimore's renaissance! Our strategies are working: we’re investing in workforce development, supporting small & minority-owned businesses, and ensuring there’s opportunity for growth in every neighborhood. A stronger economy means a better Baltimore.

Tonight, the I-35W bridge over the Mississippi River will be lit red, white, yellow and black—the colors of Maryland's flag. Our thoughts are with those injured or still missing, and with the brave first responders following this morning's bridge tragedy in Baltimore.

A massive thank you to all of our first responders, elected officials, and support staff who mobilized today immediately following the Key Bridge collapse. Baltimore is strong, Maryland is strong and together we will help our communities recover from this unthinkable tragedy.

Baltimore can’t afford to shortchange anti-violence investments | STAFF COMMENTARY - The Baltimore Sun baltimoresun.com/2024/06/09/do-…

Today, courts and city offices are closed in honor of Juneteenth. On this day in 1865, Major General Gordon Granger ordered the final enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas at the end of the Civil War. #CelebrateFreedom