In Baltimore, bridging trouble on the waters Baltimore Rowing Club brings together girls from city and suburbs, and ignites Olympic dreams.

Baltimore Mayor Rawlings-Blake lifts citywide curfew "I want to thank the people of Baltimore for their patience," the mayor tweeted Sunday morning

Meet the Badass State's Attorney Bringing Justice to Baltimore "No one is above the law."

The Other Side of the Baltimore Protests There has been a media overload of Baltimore burning, but Baltimore is also pulling together and helping one another. 

Critic's Notebook: Baltimore's heroic mom reminds us there's no 'them' Toya Graham didn't just smack some sense into her son as he headed out to participate in the Baltimore rioting Tuesday morning; she smacked some sense into the rest of us too.

This Morning from CBS News, April 29, 2015 As the violence abates, Baltimore remains on tenterhooks, while scared and frustrated residents in Nepal's capital look for a way out

CBS This Morning "I don't want him to be a Freddie Gray." The Baltimore mom who plucked her son off the streets during yesterday's riots speaks out for the first time. More from our interview tonight on the CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley, and she joins us at t Read more ... he table tomorrow only on CBS This Morning: http://cbsn.ws/1GCJ73d

Good Afternoon, From Baltimore I left my hotel at around 11:30 this morning and headed to Harborplace, where I’d heard a group of protesters were gathering. But Baltimore, at least near Camden Yards where I am, feels fairly quiet. People are out and about; if it wasn’t for the Read more ... presence of guards and troopers it would feel like normal spring day.

Morning After the Baltimore Riots

Photos: Baltimore's 'darkest' day of turmoil As the sun rises on Baltimore Tuesday morning, the city smolders after a night of violence.