Woman Arrested In National Cathedral Vandalism
Landmarks vandalized! Paint was splattered on tourist attractions across the nation's capital. Now one woman is under arrest, caught inside the National Cathedral.
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Landmarks vandalized! Paint was splattered on tourist attractions across the nation's capital. Now one woman is under arrest, caught inside the National Cathedral.
Prince George's County prosecutors are dropping charges against Maryland running back Wes Brown, weeks after he was accused of assaulting a police officer.
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Today marks four weeks since a six-year-old girl from Catonsville lost her life waiting for a heart transplant.
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Fire officials say a Sharpsburg man was rescued from his front yard, where he was stuck for days after falling off his porch.
