Ben Conarck is a Criminal justice reporter at The Baltimore Banner. He covers prisons, jails, and police, with a focus on crime and justice, as well as the judicial system and legal affairs. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Sun Sentinel Media Group, Tampa Bay Times, and Miami Herald.
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Ben Conarck's reporting focuses primarily on crime-related topics in the Baltimore area, particularly around prison healthcare, law enforcement, and the Maryland prison system. His coverage also includes government announcements and evolving stories related to these themes.
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By: Ben Conarck
A former investigator with the D.C. Department of Corrections said she was fired after complaining of shoddy investigative practices. Now she's suing.
By: Ben Conarck
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By: Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Ben Conarck, Les Carpenter, Liam Bowman
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix, expected to draw around 140,000 spectators, is the culmination of events the president launched to mark the country’s birthday.
By: Les Carpenter, Liam Bowman, Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Ben Conarck
With D.C. streets in front of the U.S. Capitol transformed into a racetrack , drivers on Sunday were set to zoom past the National Archives, the
By: Les Carpenter, Liam Bowman, Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Ben Conarck
With D.C. streets in front of the U.S. Capitol transformed into a racetrack , drivers on Sunday bolted past the National Gallery of Art, the National
By: Les Carpenter, Liam Bowman, Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Ben Conarck
With D.C. streets in front of the U.S. Capitol transformed into a racetrack , drivers on Sunday bolted past the National Gallery of Art, the National
By: Ben Conarck
The U.S. Capitol Police charged a man from California with carrying a dangerous weapon.
By: Ben Conarck
‘He didn’t even threaten anyone,’ the judge said. The California man, who is charged with a misdemeanor, told police the guillotine was the ‘real deal,’ according to an arrest report.
By: Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Ben Conarck, Les Carpenter, Liam Bowman
With D.C. streets in front of the U.S. Capitol transformed into a racetrack, drivers on Sunday bolted past the National Gallery of Art, the National Archives and other landmarks in
By: Ben Conarck
More than six years after protesters in Richmond toppled an iconic statue of Jefferson Davis amid national civil rights demonstrations, work crews quietly removed three remaining Confederate monuments
