Jonathan Pitts is an Enterprise and Religion Reporter at The Baltimore Sun. He covers a range of topics including Maryland, Baltimore, Christianity, and nonprofits, often intertwining themes of social justice and community narratives. His work has also been featured in The Capital, showcasing his commitment to chronicling poignant and peculiar stories in the realm of sports and music.
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As he looks back on the worst of his days as an addict, Jeffery Schneider says, it feels like a miracle that he’s still walking around. The Baltimore painting contractor spent many years emptying his bank account for crack cocaine. His erratic behavior alienated loved ones, doomed a family business and triggered run-ins with police. […]
After Mark Russell Sr. stole his grandmother’s car to go joyriding, his family hoped a stint in juvenile detention would straighten him out. Russell was a wild Baltimore teenager in the mid-1990s, reeling from the death of his father, a disabled alcoholic he had spent his early life both caring for and fearing, he said […]
The 2024 presidential election, and consideration of a recent Vatican conclave to shape the future of the Catholic Church, are expected to be among the key elements that propel the agenda when America’s Catholic bishops gather in Baltimore for their annual fall meeting this week. About 300 bishops from across the United States are set […]
A court-ordered ban on lawsuits against Baltimore-area Catholic schools and parishes will remain in place indefinitely as attorneys for sexual abuse victims and the Archdiocese of Baltimore continue to work through the early stages of the archdiocese’s bankruptcy. The extension of the injunction, which has been in place since Oct. 3, came after abuse victims […]
By: Lia Russell, Cassidy Jensen, Jonathan Pitts, Annie Jennemann, Maya Lora
The Baltimore Sun has built the largest and only searchable database of people with ties to the church who were accused of child sexual abuse and lived or worked anywhere in Maryland, regardless of…
By: Jonathan Pitts
Officers from the Southern District of Baltimore Police were dispatched to an address in the 800 block of Washington Boulevard at 4:15 p.m. Friday following reports of a shooting. A shot spotter alert had indicated five shots were fired, police said.
By: Jonathan Pitts
Dameon Patterson of Elkridge, 31, who police said has worked at Glenwood Country Day School for about two years, faces multiple counts of sex offenses related to contact with an 11-year-old child.
By: Jonathan Pitts
The Rev. Dr. Alvin C. Hathaway Sr. and the nonprofit he runs, Beloved Community Services, are restoring at least six historically significant Upton buildings.
By: Jonathan Pitts
Police in Howard County are investigating a crash that left a pedestrian dead in Clarksville early Saturday morning.
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