No jail for the driver who killed Jordan Sachs
A Towson student ran a light and killed a man and his dog in a crosswalk. A judge sent her home, not to jail.
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Baltimore news
The latest from Baltimore, Maryland, from the newsrooms that cover it, in one-minute summaries.
A restaurant argument, then a killing in Rockville
Police name the Gaithersburg man shot dead outside a Potomac Woods bar after a confrontation indoors.
6 cards 1m 10sRavens' new era opens with a statement win
Jesse Minter's Ravens debut delivered a first-half fireworks show, then the late-game grit that Baltimore lacked all of last season.
20 cards 4mMatt Blood is out in Baltimore, who's next?
A surprise front office exit weeks before season's end has the Orioles' power structure looking shaky.
6 cards 1m 20sFatal shooting in Towson, one dead
A Sunday morning shooting outside a Towson apartment complex left one man dead, and it was not the county's only one that weekend.
6 cards 1m 10sWoman killed outside Hanover retirement home
A 27-year-old had just clocked off work when a man she knew shot her, then vanished into the woods.
6 cards 1m 30sA doctor's slides solved two 1980s rapes
Two Cockeysville attacks, four years apart to the day, went unsolved for decades until preserved evidence named a suspect.
6 cards 1m 30sJesse Minter's Ravens debut looked like the plan
Eight months of planning turned into 506 yards, a smothered Colts offense, and a 41-23 opener that felt like a statement.
12 cards 3m 5Declan Doyle's debut was a 41-point statement
The Ravens' new play-caller opened with a trick shot and never let up, hanging 41 on the Colts in his first game.
8 cards 1m 50sLamar Jackson makes the noise disappear
Eight months of takes about Lamar Jackson evaporate the second he escapes a collapsed pocket.
10 cards 2mRavens open the Minter era with a 41-23 romp
Baltimore's new defensive coordinator got a debut worth talking about, and the offense made sure of it.
6 cards 1m 10sRavens open the Minter era with 41 points
Baltimore rolled up 506 yards in Indianapolis and made a new coaching staff look like a finished product.
10 cards 2mRavens lose two receivers in the opener
Zay Flowers hit 150 yards before his hamstring gave out, and the Ravens' Week 1 receiver room thinned fast in Indianapolis.
6 cards 1m 30sThree swings sink the Orioles in Toronto
Three straight home runs off Trevor Rogers turned a quiet inning into a series loss and shrank Baltimore's playoff hopes.
11 cards 2m 6A vigil in Barclay for Sophie Felipa
A 27-year-old transgender woman was found shot dead on North Calvert Street, and her community is gathering with candles.
6 cards 1m 30sKyle Bradish's season ends in Toronto
A pitcher back from Tommy John surgery hits the wall six weeks from the finish line, and Baltimore has to plan around him.
6 cards 1m 30sLaverne Cox brings 'Transcendent' to Baltimore
The 'Orange is the New Black' star closes night one of the Baltimore Book Festival with a memoir about trauma, Hollywood and healing.
6 cards 1m 20s 5Man killed in Rockville shooting
A man was shot dead on Seven Locks Road just after 2 a.m. Sunday, and police still have no suspect.
6 cards 1m 10s 5Where Hollywood eats when it's in Baltimore
The cast behind Center Stage's hit comedy 'Bocking' spent two months eating their way through Charm City, and they have receipts.
13 cards 3mBradish hits a wall in Toronto
Kyle Bradish lasted three innings, the Orioles' bats went quiet, and a 7-3 loss in Toronto raised a question nobody wants to answer.
12 cards 3m 5Maryland's tempo offense rolls UConn
Malik Washington was near flawless in East Hartford as Maryland turned up-tempo football into a 38-14 road win.
6 cards 1m 20sHit, then he checked his bumper and left
A Baltimore paralegal was launched into the air in a crosswalk, and the driver stopped only to inspect his own car.
7 cards 1m 30sMontgomery County Council's last big push
Tax credits, a vetoed planning board pick and a trash incinerator decision all land on one September agenda.
8 cards 1m 50s 5Goose: the scholarship kid who paid it all forward
Jeffrey Nattans went from a Towson rowhome to Harvard and Wall Street, then spent his life opening the same doors for other kids.
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