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- Anne Arundel's Crane, Towson's Skinner named Unsung Hero winners
- Anne Arundel stormwater fee debate flows into June
- Obama to address Naval Academy commencement
- Body of Hyattsville man found in Edgewater creek
- Three Severn-area teenagers charged in armed robberies
- Price of Phillips' house drops to $28.8M
Maryland News
Judge rejects lawsuit against gambling
A Maryland judge has rejected a lawsuit seeking to overturn gambling expansion in Maryland.
Measure would boost Md minimum wage to $10 an hour
Supporters of increasing Maryland's minimum wage want to raise it from $7.25 to $10 an hour by 2015.
Man injured when fireworks cause house blaze
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a man was seriously injured when fireworks caused a house to burn.
Opponents of gun-control measures to rally
Opponents of gun control legislation are demonstrating next to the Maryland State House.
Police officer, wife accused of animal cruelty
An Anne Arundel County police officer and his wife have been charged with neglecting their dog to the point where it had to be euthanized.
Popular burrito chain to open in Annapolis
Diners in downtown Annapolis will soon have more burrito options.
Anne Arundel police looking for critically missing man (Photo)
The Anne Arundel County Police department is seeking help finding a critically missing person.
GI's motive barely admissible in WikiLeaks case
A military judge's ruling on Wednesday tightly limited an Army private's ability to argue he had good reasons for allegedly sending hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
Military ordnance found in Anne Arundel County
Army specialists removed what was believed to be a World War II era munition from an Anne Arundel County neighborhood.
Md. woman charged in Va. murder-for-hire plot
Anne Arundel County police say an Annapolis woman is facing charges in a murder-for-hire plot to kill the wife of her lover
Baltimore police investigate 4 killings in 6 hours
Baltimore police say they are investigating four deaths in a span of six hours.
Audit: Hospital billing not properly investigated
A Maryland commission did not adequately investigate the impact of hospital overbilling identified through annual reviews, a state audit released Friday found, noting overcharges of at least $13.2 million at four hospitals.
4 pedestrians hit, injured in Anne Arundel
Four people were hit by a vehicle as they crossed a road in Anne Arundel County.
Midshipmen to march in inaugural parade
Eighty-seven students at the U.S. Naval Academy will march in the presidential inaugural parade this month.
Horse escapes racetrack, flees 1.6 miles on road (Video)
Racetrack officials say a horse escaped from Laurel Park and galloped 1.6 miles on a road with traffic before being caught.
Man sentenced to life in shooting death
A man who pleaded guilty to fatally shooting a father of three outside a Glen Burnie tavern has been sentenced to life in prison.
Lawmaker in boat crash says he sought help for drinking problem
A Maryland state delegate who has admitted being under the influence of alcohol during a powerboat crash last summer says he's sought treatment.
Woman killed in Glen Burnie house fire
Anne Arundel County authorities say a 40-year-old woman has died after a fire in a Glen Burnie home.
D.C. TV anchor wants to open Annapolis speakeasy
Less than two years after opening his Main Street wine bar, Brian Bolter, a well-known face on Fox 5 news in Washington, D.C., wants to open a second business in downtown Annapolis.
The state of the Chesapeake Bay is improving
With the sun-splashed waters of the Chesapeake Bay providing a shimmering backdrop, Will Baker, president of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation declared, "the state of the bay is improving."
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