Roberts: Supreme Court Likely To Take Md. DNA Case
Chief Justice John Roberts says the Supreme Court will probably consider and may reverse a Maryland case that blocked police from collecting DNA samples from people arrested for certain crimes.
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Chief Justice John Roberts says the Supreme Court will probably consider and may reverse a Maryland case that blocked police from collecting DNA samples from people arrested for certain crimes.
A graduate of Johns Hopkins University is dead after a tragic accident in Peru. Thirty-two-year-old Ben Horne of Annandale, Va. was killed after falling off a mountain peak in Peru.
It's the start of a long road. Downtown construction begins Monday night for the Baltimore Grand Prix. The race is set for Labor Day weekend.
A child's game that exploded in popularity is now, for the first time, recognized by the Amateur Athletic Union. This past week, there were contests to rank the best in the country.
We have two different storms moving our way. One is coming up from the south, while another is coming our way from the upper midwest. Between the two, we are going to be in an unsettled air mass until they move away later this week.
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A day full of chaos in south Baltimore. More than 1,000 people moved to safety after a gas leak in Locust Point. It happened near the Under Armour headquarters. Repairs are complete but the headaches are not over.
An Anne Arundel County man accused of plotting a workplace shooting continues a mental evaluation. His friends are coming to his defense and we're learning more about his background.
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An elderly woman has been injured after refusing to give money to a home invader.
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is seeking a role in the possible reopening of a Frederick nonprofit that provided jobs and training for the developmentally disabled.
Here's an Energy Saver tip that focuses on dealing with summer heat.
