4 Charged In Boy's Murder | 9 Hurt In Fire | $100K Stove Fire: MD Weekend

We've rounded up the stories you may have missed in Maryland over the weekend to prepare you for the week ahead.

4 Charged With Murder After Missing Boy's Remains Found: Police

Four people are facing murder charges two months after a teenage boy's remains were found at a park in College Park, authorities said Saturday. The charges stem from the killing of Jefferson Amaya-Ayala, a 14-year-old Washington, D.C., resident who was reported missing in early August.

Officer Shot Man Armed With Knife During Mental Health Crisis: Police

An officer shot a man who was armed with a knife and experiencing a mental health crisis on Monday at an apartment building in Baltimore, according to police.

Embers From Wood Stove Cause $100K Joppa House Fire

A Joppa house sustained $100K in damage and loss after a wood stove with a cracked pipe leaked embers into the wall, sparking a fire.

3-Alarm Fire Sends 9 To Hospitals: Baltimore County Fire

A three-alarm fire in a Towson apartment building Monday night prompted firefighters to rescue multiple residents, and nine people were taken to area hospitals, authorities said.

Chickens Die After Warming Lamp Sparks Garage Fire

Ten chickens died after the 7x22-foot garage they were housed in caught on fire Sunday night. A heat lamp keeping the flock of chickens warm ignited hay and caught the structure on fire, authorities said.

Inmate Death At Jessup Prison Deemed A Homicide: Police

A prison inmate from Suitland was found dead in his cell Sunday at a state prison in Anne Arundel County and Maryland State Police are investigating the case as a homicide.