A day after the three-year anniversary of Jacquelyn Smith’s murder, her husband, Keith Smith, sat as a defendant before a 12-person jury on Dec. Read more »

Co-defendants accused of a non-fatal drive-by shooting rejected plea offers during reception court on Oct. Read more »

A trial date was set for four co-defendants, each charged with three counts of first-degree murder, during reception court on Oct. Read more »

Four co-defendants’ reception court hearing for a murder case was rescheduled on Oct. Read more »

A 25-year-old Baltimore resident accepted a plea offer on Aug. Read more »

Two co-defendants accused of murdering a well-known advocate for the homeless are moving closer to trial. Read more »

Four co-defendants each facing four counts of first-degree murder rejected plea offers on July 29 during reception court at the Baltimore City Circuit Court. Read more »

Multiple homicide cases filled Thursday's docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court, including two pairs of homicide co-defendants from incidents in 2020. Read more »

Limited progress was made in a hearing on June 28 following a motion to rescind a protective order for two witnesses in a homicide case against three co-defendants. Read more »

A Baltimore man accused of acting as a getaway driver in a 2024 armed robbery incident was released on his own recognizance before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge John A. Read more »

The trial of a Baltimore man accused of fatally shooting 27-year-old Kenneth Bivens in 2020 concluded with a murder acquittal on Oct. Read more »

The trial of a Baltimore man accused of fatally shooting another man in the head in 2020 continued on Oct. Read more »

A Baltimore man accused of shooting and killing Kenneth Bivens, 27, in 2020 is set to stand trial for the third time before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Althea M. Read more »

A Baltimore man’s murder case was pushed past its speedy trial deadline on Oct. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Hope Hipton sentenced a 20-year-old man to life, suspending all but 25 years, on Oct. Read more »