Agency Reorganization Keeps Md. Inmates Near Home
Maryland's correctional secretary says an agency reorganization will keep more offenders close to home.
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Maryland's correctional secretary says an agency reorganization will keep more offenders close to home.
While December may have some "tricks up its sleeve" in the long run, it certainly doesn't look like there will be much eventful weather to talk about here over the next three or four days.
Montgomery County officials say they are taking steps to cut the amount of stormwater that runs off county parks, carrying pollution into waterways and the Chesapeake Bay.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says a 31-year-old Washington man has been sentenced to more than 24 years in prison for attacks in 2008 against Maryland and Virginia taxi drivers who were working in the District of Columbia.
The Prince George's County Sheriff's Office says a suspect in a 2001 slaying has been extradited to Maryland.
A former Coca-Cola employee has pleaded guilty to stealing more than 700 bill validators from vending machines in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore.
State health officials are commissioning an outside review after the third slaying at a maximum-security psychiatric hospital in 13 months.
The last of four Maryland men charged in a string of bank robberies has pleaded guilty in federal court in Richmond.
Metro has unveiled 10 rehabilitated or new escalators at two of the transit agency's busiest stations.
Don and Tim had "Coffee With" Peter Facinelli. They talked about "Twilight: Breaking Dawn." Mike Schuh had "People Are Talking" about the Flag Football Festival.
A new food bank in Maryland is offering a helping hand to needy horses.
The Maryland Higher Education Commission is upholding the creation of a new dental hygiene training program in Hagerstown over the objection of another western Maryland school.
Baltimore police say a man wanted by authorities in Mississippi has been arrested while driving the cab of a stolen tractor trailer.
Several streets will be closed in downtown Washington amid the evening rush hour for the National Christmas Tree lighting.
She's known as the "blonde bandit" and is believed to be responsible for a series of carjackings and bank robberies from here to Virginia. Now she's behind bars.
