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- Woman killed in Arbutus home
- Student stabbed in UMBC residence hall
Maryland News
Chattanooga's first sex trafficking case reported
Chattanooga police have arrested a man in what they say is Hamilton County's first reported case of sex trafficking.
Ravens FS Reed: 'I'll be playing next year'
Ravens safety Ed Reed isn't planning on joining teammate Ray Lewis in retirement after the Super Bowl.
No charges in Baltimore custody death
Baltimore's State's Attorney says a city police officer won't be charged for the blunt force trauma death of a man in police custody.
Baltimore to host Inner Harbor Ravens sendoff
Baltimore will send the Ravens off to the Super Bowl with a rally next week in the Inner Harbor.
Environmental group won't appeal pollution case
A New York-based environmental group that sued Perdue Farms and an Eastern Shore contract grower said Wednesday it won't appeal a federal judge's ruling in an alleged poultry pollution case.
Pair sentenced in armored vehicle robberies
Two men have been sentenced to 32 years in prison for robbing six armored vehicles, crimes that resulted in $765,000 being stolen.
Baltimore-born Pelosi says she backs 49ers
For politicians, you gotta go with the people who sent you there.
13 U.S. cities to host Gold Cup games
Thirteen U.S. cities, from Miami to Seattle, will host Gold Cup games this summer.
1 dead in Baltimore double shooting
Baltimore police say a double shooting has left one man dead.
Md. delegate looks for stronger law on cellphones while driving
Drivers in Maryland may have a tougher time using handheld phones.
Mayor Rawlings-Blake named to DNC post
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has been named secretary of the Democratic National Committee.
Bitterly cold weather prompts Baltimore code blue
Baltimore has issued a code blue alert as plunging temperatures and high winds present a danger to health.
Maryland company eyes slots parlor at Mass. mall
A Baltimore company that was a last-minute applicant for one of Massachusetts' gambling licenses is considering a 100,000-square-foot slots parlor at a suburban Boston mall.
BWI: Ravens fans can't greet team following game
Officials at BWI-Marshall Airport say Ravens fans won't be able to greet the team when players arrive back in Baltimore following their playoff game against the New England Patriots.
'Ace of Cakes' bakes the Obama inauguration cake
Baltimore celebrity baker Duff Goldman says the cake he's baking for President Barack Obama's inaugural ball is going to be more elegant than crazy, full of stars and stripes and a whole lot of glitter.
Baltimore police officer indicted on drug charges
Federal prosecutors say a Baltimore police officer indicted on drug and weapons charges is facing up to life in prison.
Baltimore mayor says city mourns Weaver's passing
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says the city is mourning the passing the former Orioles manager Earl Weaver.
Man shoves, robs elderly woman
Montgomery County police have released surveillance video of a man pushing and robbing an elderly woman at a Safeway store.
Md. reports 1st pediatric flu-related death
State health officials say the season's first pediatric flu-related death has been confirmed in Maryland.
Poe visitor comes nevermore, yet mystery lingers
From the tombstone of Edgar Allan Poe, one can reach the street by taking a narrow dirt path between two tall stone mausoleums and crouching for a few steps underneath a portion of Westminster Hall.
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