A jury convicted Joshua Edwards in the 2019 stabbing outside Excape Nightclub in Middle River; prosecutors will seek a life sentence.

A multi‑helicopter medevac response followed a serious crash on westbound Route 50 near I‑97 in Annapolis; at least one person was taken to Shock Trauma and westbound traffic is heavily delayed.

Eric Tano Tataw, once nicknamed the “Garri Master,” pleaded guilty on day one of his federal trial, admitting to securing more than $160,000 in PPP funds through false payroll claims. A separate DOJ indictment still accuses him of funding and urging violence by Cameroon separatists.

A Baltimore police officer is jailed after a woman says he pointed a shotgun at her in his Northeast Baltimore home. He faces first- and second-degree assault charges and remains held without bond.

A three‑alarm blaze in Windsor Mill sent extra units to the 7400 block of Brixworth Court; officials reported no injuries as Red Cross and BGE were notified.

A Dunkirk woman died after her car was pushed into a tree on Solomons Island Road in Lothian. Anne Arundel police say a pickup towing a dump trailer rear-ended the vehicle.

A Baltimore County dental assistant and two relatives received suspended sentences and probation after prosecutors say they sold oxycodone to a local dentist who then practiced while impaired.

A video shows nine juveniles assaulting an unidentified person on Lambourne Road in Towson; Baltimore County police say nine youths have been identified and charges are pending.

Federal and D.C. prosecutors say a high-tech ring used Autel key programmers to steal cars in seconds and ship them overseas. Five people were charged and one remains at large.

Maryland’s Supreme Court tossed a Towson student’s negligence bid after a 2021 Freedom Square shooting, leaving lower‑court dismissals in place.

A 62-year-old Pasadena woman was killed in a late-night house fire on Magothy Beach Road; three others were displaced and investigators are probing the cause.

Maryland’s attorney general says a $562,000 settlement will reimburse 17 investors who bought promissory notes linked to a fake Park Heights housing pitch. The consent order bars the companies involved from selling securities in Maryland.

A Perry Hall man was sentenced after leaving voicemails threatening Councilman David Marks. The judge gave 18 months behind bars and three years of probation upon release.