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Maryland News
Employee shot at Md. Wal-Mart during robbery
Anne Arundel County police are looking for a man who shot a Wal-Mart employee during a robbery at a Laurel store.
Father, mother, daughter arrested after raid
Anne Arundel County police arrested three family members and a fourth person after officers say they found a pound of marijuana in a Pasadena home.
Helping disabled veterans receive benefits
Help is on the way for disabled veterans having trouble navigating the Veterans Affairs benefits system.
Man sentenced to 60 days in jail in fatal accident
A man who struck and killed a neighbor walking on a road has been sentenced to 60 days in jail.
Army private offers lesser plea in WikiLeaks case
The U.S. Army private charged with sending reams of government secrets to WikiLeaks is offering to plead guilty to some lesser offenses.
Toy store cashier fights off armed robber
Annapolis police say a store cashier fought off an armed robber, who then ran away.
Police: Three-foot alligator found in Jessup home
When Anne Arundel police raided a Jessup home Friday on suspicion of drugs, officers did not expect they'd come upon a 3-foot American alligator.
Injured vets embrace life at annual race
Runners contributed more than $65,000 to help wounded veterans as part of the 4th Annual John Ripley Memorial Race in Annapolis Sunday.
Injured sailor rescued from Severn River
The Coast Guard says a 64-year-old sailor was rescued from a boat on the Severn River near Annapolis after he suffered head, neck and back injuries.
Senator criticizes comptroller's stand on gambling
A state senator says Comptroller Peter Franchot is wrong when he says gambling expansion won't help education.
Top aide to Md. Gov. leaving for private sector
A top aide to Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is leaving for the private sector.
Clergy opposing same-sex marriage to speak
Maryland clergy opposing same-sex marriage will be speaking out against the ballot question.
Md. contractor killed by falling tree identified
Police are identifying a contractor who was killed by a falling tree in Annapolis while removing debris from Superstorm Sandy.
Anne Arundel officials spar over school funding
Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold says school funding is forcing other departments in the county government to forgo money, including police.
Superstorm Sandy's winds whip Md. house fire
Anne Arundel County fire officials say winds from superstorm Sandy fed a house fire in Edgewater that caused extensive damage.
4 deaths in Md., Va. from superstorm Sandy
Prince George's County police say a car accident death that occurred overnight doesn't appear to be storm-related.
Naval Academy: No injuries, damage from storm
The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis is reporting no significant damage as a result of Hurricane Sandy.
Md. man dies after tree falls on house
A Maryland man was killed Monday night when a tree fell on a house as Sandy moved through the D.C. area.
Anne Arundel County to have storm TV channel
For the first time, Anne Arundel County residents will have access to a live cable television channel that will provide information about response to Hurricane Sandy.
Trailer with $150K in boating equipment stolen
Annapolis police say a trailer holding $150,000 in boating equipment has been stolen.
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