Jurors deadlocked in April; a retrial is scheduled for Aug. 24 in the 2018 death of five‑month‑old Brailynn Ford.

A Little Free Library outside The MAD Cottage in Jacksonville, Md., was set on fire early Monday; a passerby and a nearby gas-station owner helped douse the flames.

Eleven years after Mark Nicholson was killed outside his Ashburton home, police and family say the case remains unsolved and tips are still being sought.

A 10-year-old driver crashed a stolen Hyundai in East Baltimore; deputies say the vehicle was taken from Parkville and a 12-year-old passenger fled the scene. Authorities will file a Child in Need of Assistance referral.

A 19-year-old was served a criminal summons after deputies say he groped a woman shopping with her child at a Guilford Drive Walmart; investigators are asking for tips.

A man walking home in Annapolis says someone in a passing car opened fire late April 28 near Thom Drive and Forest Hills Avenue; he was not hurt and police are investigating.

A Cape St. Claire father was inches from death when a car plowed through his living room. Neighbors have raised thousands to help the family recover.

Baltimore homicide detectives are offering up to $8,000 for tips in the Nov. 13, 2022 killing of Antonio Warrington. Metro Crime Stoppers is taking anonymous tips.

A Baltimore jury convicted Everett Schwartz in the 2021 Shelby Avenue killing of Timothy Orem. Schwartz, already serving time for another 2021 murder, now awaits sentencing.

A 20-year-old man was hospitalized after a late-night shooting on Shields Place; detectives are asking residents for tips.

A Cockeysville man was indicted April 28 in the Jan. 11 I-695 hit-and-run that killed a passenger. Prosecutors presented the case to a Baltimore County grand jury after months of investigation.

A Baltimore judge denied a motion to suppress an eyewitness ID in the Montford Avenue murder case, leaving identification and fingerprint evidence available to prosecutors.

Federal prosecutors have indicted Dr. David Morens, a former senior NIAID adviser, alleging he used private email and deleted records to frustrate FOIA requests tied to COVID research.