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Gray Kunz, 65, Dies; Four-Star Chef Fused France and Asia

Raised in Singapore, trained in Hong Kong and apprenticed in Switzerland, he made a celebrated mark in New York at Lespinasse.

Alasdair Gray, Scottish Author of Daring Prose, Dies at 85

He didn’t publish his first novel (which he illustrated himself) until he was 46. But his impact, as both a writer and an artist, has lasted.

Francine du Plessix Gray, Searching Novelist and Journalist, Is Dead at 88

She explored the obstacles confronting women seeking their place in the world as well as her own privileged but unsettled life under the sway of daunting parents.

Lois Gray, Mentor to Unions and Women Who Work, Dies at 94

At Cornell she taught and nurtured women, immigrants and minority group members as she broke ground in the field of labor and industrial relations.

2 Baltimore Officers Face Internal Discipline in Freddie Gray’s Death

Officer Edward M. Nero, who was acquitted, and Officer Garrett E. Miller, who was never tried, agreed to face modest but unspecified internal discipline.

Baltimore Officers Will Face No Federal Charges in Death of Freddie Gray

The Justice Department has closed its investigation into possible civil rights violations by six police officers in the 2015 death of Mr. Gray.

Review: In the Ireland of ‘Pilgrimage,’ Grays, Not Greens, and Death

The story, set in 1209, finds a group of monks safeguarding a holy relic as they transport it across a violent countryside.

Alex Tizon, Journalist Who Wrote of Alienation as Asian-American, Dies at 57

Mr. Tizon, who shared a Pulitzer Prize as a reporter, wrote the 2014 memoir “Big Little Man” in which he he asked, ‘When did this shame inside me begin?’

Christopher Gray, Architecture Writer and Researcher, Dies at 66

Mr. Gray wrote extensively in books, magazines and newspapers, including the Streetscapes column for The New York Times, and acted as an architectural detective in documenting buildings’ histories.

‘We Still Have a Lot of People Dying’

More than a year after the death of Freddie Gray, we sit down with Brandon Scott, a Baltimore city councilman, to discuss the city’s next step forward.