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A Maryland DNA law being challenged in the U.S. Supreme Court helped lead to 43 convictions over the past four years, but state data shows the majority of the convictions could eventually have happened even without the new law.
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Smithfield Packing Co. is recalling about 38,000 pounds of pork sausage that may contain small pieces of plastic, likely from gloves.
A Virginia man who was once one of the nation's most prominent swimming coaches has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing one of the girls he instructed.
Broadway legend Joel Grey is visiting the Smithsonian to donate items from the film "Cabaret" to the National Museum of American History.
A former bank teller has pleaded guilty to her role in a tax fraud scheme in which 7,000 fraudulent federal income tax returns were filed.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office have arrested two people in connection with four burglaries in which items worth more than $58,000 were stolen.
This spring, nearly 27,820 civilian Department of Defense workers at Fort George G. Meade, where Rothstein is garrison commander, will shift to a four-day work week and a 20 percent cut in pay.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed Nina Harper as a delegate for Baltimore's 45th legislative district.
Prosecutors say a man has pleaded guilty to beating a man to death in an Elkton store.
The University of Maryland says the Dalai Lama will speak in College Park.
Prince George's fire officials have identified three people killed in a house fire in Glenarden.
Winter weather could be moving into Maryland! Parts of the state are under a Winter Weather Advisory.
A Maryland man is under arrest in a heartbreaking case of animal cruelty. Two dozen puppies and dogs--found in conditions so bad that some had to be put to sleep.
Until the highly publicized murder of Cockeysville's Yeardley Love by her boyfriend, dating violence was something many young women didn't think could happen to them. That's why Yeardley's mother and sister are on a mission--to get the word out before it's too late.
