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Tyzerion D. Wesley, one of five youths arrested in connection with the Sept. 14 shooting outside Booker T. Washington STEM Academy, pleaded guilty to aggravated discharge of a firearm within

“We have had a pretty tough 2024 so far.”

The victim was a 12-year-old girl. Jonatan Daniel Corado-Moscoso (Photo from Frederick County State's Attorney's Office) Frederick, Md (KM) A Frederick  man is going to prison for the 2nd-degree rape of a minor. . On Monday, Jonatan Daniel Corado-Moscoso, 31, was sentenced to 20 years incarcer

A McLean County judge denied release, saying "there is no meaningful condition of pretrial release that can prevent or provide the safety that is needed for the community as a

In December, Mohammed al-Hijoj was driving for Uber to support his family, prosecutors and relatives say, when a passenger he picked up fatally shot him after he reached the drop-off point in the North Austin neighborhood. A judge on Tuesday ordered an 18-year-old man detained while awaiting trial on murder charges just one day before a coalition of Uber and Lyft drivers go on a one-day strike ...

New evidence presented in Barton McNeil’s challenge to his 1999 murder conviction was not enough to convince a McLean County judge to give him a new trial.

ELKTON — An Elkton woman who fled from police in a vehicle because she was wanted on an arrest warrant — one charging her with fleeing and eluding from law

Cedric Fonta Moore, of Washington, DC, was sentenced in Calvert County Circuit Court to 23 years incarceration, with 9 years active, for his role in the May 2023 robbery of the M&T Bank in Dunkirk. The sentence was imposed by Judge Mark S. Chandlee.

Defense attorney Sebastian DeSantis on Friday questioned the strength of the state’s case against 29-year-old Shaquan Lee-Seales, the New London man who police said ordered a hit on his son’s mother a...

DENTON — A Caroline County jury found Dontre Smith of Cambridge guilty of second degree assault Dec. 19, 2023, State’s Attorney Sloane R. Franklin announced in a Feb. 2 press