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Baltimore police are bringing in extra officers, camera monitors and administrative staff to try to keep the city safe on Super Bowl Sunday.
Once the domain of mayors and governors betting tasty regional specialties such as sugar cream pie and crab cakes, friendly sports wagers have spread to a much wider pool of players for this year's Super Bowl, as bishops, zookeepers, librarians and police chiefs from San Francisco and Baltimore get into the act. And what's at stake has become more elaborate, including a lot of shame-inducing jersey wearing.
Wave of low pressure really enhanced especially over the eastern shore Friday morning where some places got several inches of snow in a few hours time. As that feature heads out to sea, we keep the cold and gusty wind Friday afternoon with varying amounts of sun and clouds.
The San Francisco 49ers have a chance to win their sixth Super Bowl on Sunday. At the center of attention, quarterback Colin Kaepernick, a dazzling athlete who has achieved remarkable success against all odds.
A Maryland man who helped run an online bulletin board where hundreds of child pornographers from around the world shared images and videos was sentenced Friday to 30 years in prison following a trial in Indiana.
President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit Annapolis next week.
Two young sisters trapped by flames were found dead Friday in the ruins of their home near Myersville, a rural community about 60 miles west of Baltimore, authorities said.
A man convicted of killing a high school friend he had reconnected with has been sentenced to life plus 25 years for fatally shooting her.
Natwar M. Gandhi, who has overseen the District of Columbia's finances since the dark days of the 1990s when the city was under federal control, announced his resignation Friday as the district's chief financial officer.
A Maryland Department of Planning report says two Maryland counties have "largely ignored" a law designed to limit septics growth to fight pollution.
Maryland State Police say a man was killed when the box truck he was driving crossed the center line on Route 309 in Queen Anne and crashed into a tractor-trailer.
A five-cent tax on plastic bags isn't changing the behavior of Montgomery County shoppers as much as officials had hoped.
