Police: Man Who Broke Into House With Cat Put On Homeowner's Christmas Onesie
A man and his cat made themselves right at home during a burglary over the weekend, according to police in Oregon.
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A man and his cat made themselves right at home during a burglary over the weekend, according to police in Oregon.
Some schools will be getting some new upgrades, as the Board of Education of Anne Arundel County approved more than $9.7 million in construction contracts for work at 30 schools across the county on Wednesday.
Flower Foods is voluntarily recalling its hamburger and hot dogs buns, as well as other bakery products, due to the possible presence of small pieces of hard plastic.
The Office of the Inspector General has found the Baltimore Police Department Marine Unit's supervisor misused City resources to salvage an abandoned boat in the Inner Harbor.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young will mark 100 days on the job Thursday, and now the former city council president who took over after former Mayor Catherine Pugh resigned is publicly floating the idea of running for a full term in 2020.
The University of Maryland Baltimore's police department recently welcomed its first comfort dog "Officer" Lexi.
The schools include Sandalwood Elementary, Deep Creek Middle, Immaculate Heart of Mary, and Victory Villa Elementary.
TU will feature Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse on July 20 and Aladdin on August 17.
A vacant home caught fire in Pasadena Tuesday afternoon.
A Missouri man wanted for possession of a controlled substance gave his position away to law enforcement officers over the weekend when he passed gas so loudly that it gave up his or her hiding spot, officials said.
The Maryland State Education Association spent the most money on lobbying in the state capital during the latest filing period.
Officers received an alert at around 1 a.m. Wednesday in the 2000 block of Westwood Avenue.
The two men were stopped for an equipment violation on a red Honda Accord in the area of Tungston Street and 3rd Street.
A 33-year-old Davidsonville man was convicted for sexually abusing a 3-year-old.
At least 170 county, city or state government systems have experienced a ransomware attack since 2013, according to the resolution.
