Court Orders Confirmed For DNR Tracking Devices
The Maryland Attorney General's office has confirmed that the Department of Natural Resources sought court orders allowing the placement of tracking devices on the boats of watermen.
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The Maryland Attorney General's office has confirmed that the Department of Natural Resources sought court orders allowing the placement of tracking devices on the boats of watermen.
Paper hearts are welcome again at a Frederick County elementary school after parents protested a ban on Valentine's Day cards.
The Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence will be holding its annual memorial service.
Religious leaders in Prince George's County are calling on Maryland lawmakers to support offshore wind power development.
Frederick County officials say they're stepping up efforts to attract and keep businesses.
A Baltimore County elementary school has organized a mentoring program that pairs a dozen students with officers from the Essex precinct.
Authorities say a blaze ripped through a home in Ijamsville over the weekend, causing smoke to billow across Interstate 70.
A Maryland man charged in West Virginia with killing a caged kitten has accepted a plea deal.
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The battle over Maryland's same-sex marriage bill heats up as supporters of the proposal plan to rally in Annapolis Monday.
There's good news for frequent flyers traveling through BWI-Marshall Airport. Getting through security may soon be a lot faster thanks to a new program the airport will take part in this year.
As Whitney Houston is remembered all over the world, one of her high school classmates -- who lives right here in Baltimore-- opens up to WJZ.
