Inside Christopher Sharp’s Samsung Eternity smartphone was a digital scrapbook that could have been titled “Proud Father.” Sharp, 38, of Owings Mills, had videos of his 5-year-old son “Joshy” at the beach, at the Howard County Fair and at his ...
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Read More »Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge W. Michel Pierson says electricity has been restored to the top four floors of the Courthouse East building. Normal operations will resume in the courthouse on Wednesday after two days of limited function, according to ...
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Read More »A Coast Guard reservist who got work as a counter-terrorism trainer by posing as a Special Forces veteran was sentenced Tuesday to 21 months in prison. William Hillar, 66, of Millersville, also claimed to be the inspiration for a Hollywood ...
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Read More »The top four floors of the six-story Courthouse East in Baltimore are closed due to electrical problems, grinding to a halt most legal proceedings in one of the two Baltimore City Circuit Court buildings. Judge W. Michel Pierson said elevators ...
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Read More »A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge has allowed a negligence lawsuit against the state to proceed, despite defense objections that Maryland is not the proper defendant in the case. Tonita Whiting, 41, of Baltimore, filed suit against the state on ...
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