A New Year’s Day evening spent watching the Baltimore Ravens versus the Pittsburgh Steelers almost turned deadly outside City Line Bar and Grill in Baltimore’s Rosemont East neighborhood earlier this year. Read more »

The second co-defendant charged with the murder of 28-year-old Donte Lee last year will head to trial in April 2024. Read more »

Attempted homicide defendant Damian Palmer rejected a prosecutor’s plea offer for the second time on Oct. Read more »

A Baltimore man accused of fatally shooting 17-year-old D’Asia Garrison and injuring a 31-year-old man on New Year’s Day is set to begin trial early next year, just days after the one-year anniversary of the incident. Read more »

Over a year after a hung jury resulted in a mistrial, a homicide defendant reappeared in reception court before Baltimore City Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »

A Baltimore City Circuit Court jury acquitted co-defendants Freedom Brown and Devon Pailin of all murder and weapons charges in connection to the shooting of Tyrell Johnson-Woods  after their defense attorneys asked jurors to discredit testimony from the duo’s two previously convicted co-defendants. Read more »

A Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »

A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge has released homicide defendant Bolondalay Banks on home detention after considering what defense counsel argued was a lack of evidence linking the 40-year-old woman to the crime. Read more »

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A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge postponed a previously convicted attempted murder defendant’s retrial on Aug. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jennifer B. Read more »

On July 20, a Baltimore man received a sentence for murder before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Ronald A. Read more »

Witnesses for the prosecution delayed the trial for a 2022 attempted murder defendant that was supposed to start on July 11.  David Jones’ attorney Benjamin Charlton pushed for the trial to start during the proceeding, but the prosecution was having difficulty getting two witnesses to testify from North Carolina. Read more »