House Approves Salary Increase For State Judges
Maryland judges' salaries will increase by roughly 3 percent annually, hiking their pay by more than $14,000 over three years.
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Maryland judges' salaries will increase by roughly 3 percent annually, hiking their pay by more than $14,000 over three years.
Charles County authorities say a man is suspected of stealing money from vending machines at car washes and gas stations.
Wednesday is March 14, or 3-14, the first three digits of the number pi.
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Calls to step down. Amidst a sex scandal, citizens call on Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold to resign.
As gas prices edge higher, people are finding other ways to get around. In Maryland and across the country, a significantly higher number are using public transportation.
Maryland residents would not be able to smoke in a vehicle with a passenger younger than 8, under a measure that has received preliminary approval in the state Senate.
Health officials say Cecil County has seen as many rabies cases so far this year as in all of last year.
A western Maryland man has been sentenced to 33 years in prison for urging members of a child pornography network to make and share images of exploited children.
A man who slashed a clerk at a Glen Burnie gas station during a robbery attempt has been sentenced to 18 months in jail.
Two people were injured in a head-on collision on MD-7 between 136 and Harford Town Drive.
The NCAA Tournament is already in full force after Sunday's reveal of all teams making it through to March.
There's concern on the University of Maryland College Park campus after a student threatened a mass shooting there. That student is now in custody.
The smell of smoke aboard a plane taking off for Atlanta prompted pilots to return to BWI.
For the first time, Baltimore's police commissioner talked about the investigation into what, if anything, a city police officer knew about the accidental shooting of a 13-year-old girl.
