Officer In Fatal Carroll County Shooting Won't Be Charged
The Carroll County State's Attorney say a Taneytown police officer who shot and killed a man who had wielded a large hammer and ran at police will not be charged.
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The Carroll County State's Attorney say a Taneytown police officer who shot and killed a man who had wielded a large hammer and ran at police will not be charged.
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The Attorney General's Office says a former lottery worker has been indicted on charges of stealing lottery tickets and collecting more than $67,000 in winnings.
A Delaware man has pleaded guilty to traveling to Washington to have sex with a minor.
The family of a Maryland man killed in December plans to join detectives in speaking about the case.
Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin is scheduled to meet with the family of the late Sergei Magnitsky.
The U.S. military's highest court ruled Wednesday it isn't the right place for a dispute over public access to documents in the court-martial of Pfc. Bradley Manning.
Ocean City police have arrested two men they say tried to pay businesses with counterfeit money.
A community is coming together to honor a Maryland woman injured in the Boston blasts. A vigil was held Wednesday for 29-year-old Erika Brannock, who is still recovering in a Boston hospital.
Calls for action after an Anne Arundel County teen was killed by a hit-and-run driver. A local business offers a reward to help catch that driver and a local lawmaker is pushing for new safety measures along the stretch of road where it happened.
Letters sent to President Barack Obama and a U.S. senator tested positive for poisonous ricin in preliminary checks. An arrest has been made. Law enforcement sources say the suspect is Paul Kevin Curtis from Tupelo, Miss.
Former Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold, released after serving 30 days in jail, reflected on his time there in an essay and poem he sent to a local newspaper.
What was a blank wall at one local mall has become a space to showcase art. It's part of a program designed to bring art to people who normally wouldn't visit galleries.
It's a dangerous tradition in Baltimore--illegal dirt bikes zooming through the streets of the city.
It's never too late to say thank you. That's what an Anne Arundel County woman is saying to fire and rescue crews at Fire Station 29 in Jessup.
