'Thank You, President Trump!': New Campaign Ad Urges Supporters To Call Hotline To Show Appreciation
Trump's reelection campaign released a new ad asking viewers to "let President Trump know that we appreciate what he's doing for America."
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Trump's reelection campaign released a new ad asking viewers to "let President Trump know that we appreciate what he's doing for America."
Police say this marks the 298th homicide of 2018.
Police charged an Edgewood High School student with assault after she sprayed pepper spray in her school.
Police say the man approached the 5-year-old in the children's section around 6 p.m. on Saturday, pulled down her pants and touched her.
Anne Arundel County Detention Facilities Superintendent Terry Kokolis ended the county's participation in the federal 287(g) program Dec. 4, less than 24 hours after County Executive Steuart Pittman pledged to "kiss" 287(g) "goodbye."
The phrase "get off my lawn" comes to mind after a UPS delivery driver in New Orleans was caught on camera Friday cutting across a man's front yard to make a delivery.
There is no word yet on what caused the break, but the road is closed while repairs are being made.
Police learned the victim was involved in a physical altercation that began inside the McDonalds on W. North Avenue. During the fight, the victim collapsed and went unconscious and never recovered.
A colonial-style farm in northern Virginia is slated to close amid a years-long dispute with the National Park Service.
A passenger flying Southwest Airlines on Friday claims she was forced her to leave her pet fish behind at the Denver airport before her flight.
A Baltimore government official was given double pay, costing the city $34,615,40 in his paychecks, and did not disclose the extra money to his boss, the city's inspector general found.
The first company to be licensed as a medical marijuana grower in Maryland has been fined for using banned crop-protection pesticides.
The Baltimore Ravens organization and its players announced collectively they are donating $200,000 to nine different Baltimore organizations through the team's Social Justice Program, a press release said Tuesday afternoon.
The employer of the construction worker killed at a Baltimore wastewater treatment plant this week has been identified as a contractor that's seen three other worker deaths this year.
Right now it looks like a solid forecast of 1 to 3 inches of rain on the way starting tomorrow afternoon and for the following 18 hours.
