Baltimore City

David P. Miller II, the first head of the Maryland Environmental Trust, died Sept. 1 at Gilchrist Center Howard County in Columbia. The Tuscany-Canterbury resident was 87.

Baltimore Police said officers responded to the 1100 block of South Charles Street around 12:14 a.m. and found 23-year-old Ryan Demby with multiple gunshot wounds.

Officers responded to the 400 block of North Montford Avenue around 1:13 a.m. and found the victim had been shot multiple times in the head.

Catherine S. “Kitty” Douglass, former controller of the General German Aged People’s Home in Irvington, died Sunday at her Reisterstown home. She was 85.

The Baltimore City Department of Public Works revised its advisory Friday to say that only immunocompromised people need to avoid drinking tap water in a large swath of the Baltimore area following the discovery of a microscopic parasite in the city’s Druid Lake Reservoir.

Facing a mountain of potential lawsuits connected to its history of child sexual abuse committed by priests, America’s oldest Catholic archdiocese declared bankruptcy Friday, a move designed to limit its liability against potential damages and conserve its assets.

With the Archdiocese of Baltimore weighing bankruptcy as a means to compensate abuse victims, its assets are difficult to untangle after years of legal maneuvering to shelter property while retaining control.

The Baltimore City Council again deferred a decision on Mayor Brandon Scott's proposed redistricting map Friday, forcing a scenario in which the council would need to take three votes on the plan Monday to thwart a potential mayoral veto.