Prosecutors dismissed the murder case against Zion Clayton after they could not locate a key witness. The Jan. 24, 2025 killing of Anthony McMichael remains under investigation.

A Pasadena man was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he fired more than 20 rounds into a home in January 2025; ballistics and surveillance tied him to the scene. The judge also ordered five years of supervised probation after release.

Two men were shot Monday night on North Eutaw Street; both are in stable condition and police are asking for tips. Detectives are investigating the downtown shooting.

A judge pushed back Johnnie Teague’s trial after his attorney fell ill; jury selection is now set for April 10 as prosecutors prepare to try a case tied to the death of 16‑year‑old Jibreal Payne.

Four Baltimore police officers were indicted on misdemeanors tied to separate incidents in 2024 and 2025. Prosecutors say charges include assault, false reporting and misconduct.

A Washington County grand jury found a juvenile acted in self-defense in the Feb. 21 Hancock shooting that killed Brian Keith Lavoie Jr.; officials declined to release more details.

A Westminster garage blaze gutted two attached garages and destroyed 11 classic cars worth about $500,000. The Maryland State Fire Marshal is investigating.

A 22-year-old man is in critical condition after a Sunday night shooting on the 1400 block of N. Bond Street in Baltimore as homicide detectives investigate.

An 84-year-old man, Kenneth King, died after his Honda was rear-ended on eastbound MD 100 near WB&A Road in Severn; Anne Arundel County police are investigating.

Several juveniles were arrested after multiple fights broke out Sunday night in downtown Baltimore; the BPD helicopter Foxtrot monitored the scene.

Crews fought a two-alarm residential blaze Sunday in the 2400 block of Linden Avenue; officials said details on injuries and cause were not yet available.

A two‑alarm house fire broke out on the 1000 block of Kevin Road in Southwest Baltimore late on March 29. Crews extinguished most of the blaze and no injuries were reported.

A Loudoun judge gave Jose Ulises Aguilar‑Martinez two life terms plus 13 years for the July 2024 Sterling carjacking that killed Melody Waldecker. The sentence exceeded state guidelines.