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 Maryland’s Court of Appeals will not reconsider the decision to refuse a new murder trial to the star of the “Serial” podcast, Adnan Syed. |   | |
 James Verombeck has been charged with fatally shooting his upstairs neighbor, Tyrique “TJ” Hudson, at Glen Burnie's Colonial Square Apartments. Inside what may have lain behind a mysterious attack. | | | |
 Former officer Aaron Heilman, who was fired, must have 18 months of supervised probation and use an ignition interlock device on his vehicle. | | | |
 A fourth measles case has been confirmed in a person in the Pikesville area, the Maryland Department of Health reports. Public health officials had said the virus is highly contagious and other cases were possible since the first case was reported April 5. | | | |
 Baltimore City Councilman Ryan Dorsey plans to introduce three bills aimed at ensuring an ethical city government — including legislation that would ramp up financial oversight and disclosure requirements and protect whistleblowers. | | | |
 Yanda’s Pro Football Focus rating has slipped each of the past five years, but he still graded out as the third-best guard in the NFL in 2018. | | | |
 The Orioles have allowed a league-high 46 home runs in 20 games. With 11 games remaining in April, including two Saturday in a doubleheader with the Minnesota Twins following Friday’s rainout, the Orioles are only four shy of the 1996 Detroit Tigers’ record of 50 home runs allowed before May 1. | | | |
 Opponents of a cardiac surgery center at Anne Arundel Medical Center announced Friday that they dropped their appeal, clearing the way for work to begin on opening the long-sought medical facility in Annapolis. | | | |
 The unemployment rate in Maryland ticked up to 3.8% in March from 3.7% the previous two months, but still below the 4.1% of a year ago. The state rate was the same as the national rate of 3.8% for March. | | | |
 Baltimore's Beth Am synagogue has begun a $5 million renovation of its 1922 building. | | | |
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