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MD basketball coach charged with sex offense against minor, more
A Maryland boys basketball coach has been arrested and charged with felony 3rd degree sex offense involving a child under 14, and more.
Lawsuit against Kent Island daycare follows staffer’s child assault conviction
Two families are suing after a caregiver was convicted for assaulting children and the owner was charged with failing to report child abuse.
Stefon Diggs, NFL player and MD native, facing criminal charges
New England Patriots receiver and Maryland native Stefon Diggs is facing criminal charges for felony strangulation or suffocation.
Baltimore jury awards $21.5M verdict to assault victims who were set on fire
April Hurley and Jonte Gilmore survived an attack by Jason Billingsley just days before he killed Baltimore tech entrepreneur Pava LaPere.
Man who threw sandwich at agent in DC is found not guilty of assault charge
A former Justice Department employee was found not guilty after throwing a sandwich at a federal agent in Washington.
PA man pleads guilty in arson attack at governor’s mansion while Shapiro’s family slept
A man who ignited the occupied Pennsylvania governor’s mansion pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of Gov. Josh Shapiro.
Police crack 2006 Salisbury homicide cold case with indictment of MD inmate
Police have cracked a Salisbury homicide cold case that dates back to 2006 with the indictment of a prison inmate in Western Maryland.
MD Supreme Court overturns Baltimore cop’s reckless endangerment conviction
The Maryland Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned the reckless endangerment conviction of a Baltimore police officer.
Trump administration fights to keep ex-Trump lawyer Alina Habba as NJ federal prosecutor
The Justice Department fought to keep President Donald Trump's former lawyer, Alina Habba, in place as the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey.
MD court rules on boundaries of adequate provocation for first time
For the first time, a Maryland court has decided whether a substantial battery on a criminal defendant’s close relative is an adequate provocation that would allow a murder charge to be reduced.
Jury orders man to pay $500K for assaulting police officer who killed himself after Capitol riot
A federal jury awarded $500,000 to the widow and estate of a police officer who killed himself after he helped defend the U.S. Capitol.
MD Supreme Court to weigh whether police can stop drivers using cellphones, 3 other cases
The Maryland Supreme Court agreed to hear four cases, including one that will determine whether police officers have reasonable suspicion to conduct a traffic stop on drivers using a cellphone while driving.
