7-Year-Old Md. Boy Battling Cancer Becomes Cop For A Day
The Prince George's County Police Department is welcoming a 7-year-old boy who is battling brain cancer to the force, so he can be a cop for a day.
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The Prince George's County Police Department is welcoming a 7-year-old boy who is battling brain cancer to the force, so he can be a cop for a day.
The rusty patched bumblebee has become the first bee species in the continental U.S. to be declared endangered.
Police in Tampa say a burglary suspect threw a flaming accelerant on an officer and a police dog before he was shot by that officer.
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A massive overhaul is coming for the Baltimore City Police Department after a federal investigation revealed systemic discrimination throughout the force.
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Former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson defended his experience and credentials Thursday to serve as the nation's new housing secretary, turning to his life story to show that he understands the needs of the country's most vulnerable.
Governor Hogan unveiled bills Thursday designed to provide harsher penalties for offenders and better treatment for victims.
