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Maryland News
Construction worker dead after fall
A Frederick man working in Anne Arundel County died after falling three stories.
Md. man taken into custody in stabbing of mother
Anne Arundel County police say a 21-year-old man accused of stabbing his mother has been taken into custody.
Three dead, 12-year-old boy critical after murder-suicide
A man, woman and child were found dead in an Owings, Md., home Tuesday morning in what Calvert County Sheriff officials say was a murder-suicide.
Marijuana growing operation found in Md. home
Anne Arundel County authorities have charged a 53-year-old Gambrills man after a marijuana growing operation and guns were found in his home.
Tolliver to become Anne Arundel police chief
Throughout his law enforcement career Larry Tolliver championed a hands-on style of policing by going on ride-alongs with the rank and file and showing up unannounced at district stations.
ACLU wants to know how license plate data is used
American Civil Liberties Union affiliates from 35 states are asking police and state agencies to better explain how they use automatic license plate readers.
Authorities release search warrant for man who threatened shooting
Authorities have released the search warrant for the apartment of a Maryland man who police say may have been planning a workplace shooting.
Report: Md. police arrest would-be mass shooter
The arrest took place Thursday night in Crofton. Police found an "arsenal" of weapons in the home of the suspect, now in custody, who was facing termination from his job in Prince George's County.
No injuries after maternity ward fire
A fire that broke out in a medical center maternity ward was quickly extinguished Monday night.
Md. musician, shop owner create unique artworks (PHOTOS)
For most people, 7,000 pennies equals $70. For Jimi Davies and Jeff Huntington, 7,000 pennies equals art.
Annapolis police seize drugs, arrest 2 in raids
Annapolis police say simultaneous raids at two homes resulted in the seizure of more than $30,000 in drugs and arrests of two men.
Repair on Baltimore water main to begin Monday
Public works officials in Baltimore say replacement is set to begin on three 16-foot sections of 54- inch water main in the southwest part of the city.
Police officers crack down on aggressive motorcyclists
Police officers from three departments are teaming up Saturday afternoon for a special operation on a road that gets lots of weekend traffic.
Flight attendant falls ill; air on plane checked
Airline and transportation officials say a flight attendant became ill on a Southwest Airlines flight, prompting hazmat crews at BWI to check the air on the craft.
Anne Arundel County police chief retiring
Maryland's state prosecutor said Wednesday his office would close a criminal investigation into Anne Arundel County's police chief stemming from an indictment of the county executive for allegedly misusing his police protection squad, because the chief has decided to retire.
Woman dies in house fire in Millersville area
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a woman died in a house fire in the Millersville area.
Anne Arundel County considers bottling, selling its water
The Anne Arundel County Council is considering bottling and selling the county's award-winning water.
Leopold to sign bill for pool defibrillators
Automated external defibrillators will be required in all public and semi-public pools in Anne Arundel County.
Robbery suspects end up fighting each other
Anne Arundel County Police say four men who tried to rob a convenience store in Glen Burnie fought among themselves in the parking lot and were arrested after officers broke up the altercation.
Utilities: Buried lines costly, prolong outages
A Maryland lawmaker is asking the state's Public Service Commission to consider pushing for underground power lines in the wake of Friday's storm that crippled the Washington region.
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