Grocery stores. Bodegas. Pharmacies. Check-cashing spots. All gone.
Aaron Foley says there are "680,000 stories waiting to be told. Not all of them come from downtown."
A few areas are caught up in a real estate boom. But the community still bears scars from 25 years ago.
The economy is a hot mess and allegiances are shifting.
The city is withholding emergency loans unless some stores change or relocate.
What's changed — and what's stayed the same — since the 1968 riots in Baltimore.
What will be the economic impact of the social unrest happening in Baltimore?
Neighborhood pharmacies were ransacked by looters Monday.
After protests turned violent, some storefronts were completely gutted.
Clouds — and people running from them — appear in images from Ferguson to Cairo.
