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The Humane Society of Washington County is offering vouchers to residents on public assistance.
Maryland and federal emergency management officials are beginning a series of briefings for Hurricane Irene disaster aid applicants.
Coach Brenda Frese has a new foe off the court-- helping to expose companies raking in cash for drugs in short supply while patients are fighting to survive.
A speeding driver refuses to pull over and winds up dead. People who shared the road with that man say they thought he was going to kill them and they say he acted like he didn't care.
Anti-smoking crusaders are stoking the fire for another tax hike on cigarettes, which would bring the state tax to $3 a pack.
Whitelock Community Farm and Home Depot are transforming a garden growing in Reservoir Hill.
A man is murdered in his Baltimore County neighborhood. Now the victim's mother says her son was killed because he was a witness to another crime.
Doctors say former Apple CEO Steve Jobs was fortunate. He lived with pancreatic cancer for nearly seven years--much longer than most.
It's not always easy to stand up for what you believe in, but one local school is doing just that by putting up a symbol of peace for everyone to see.
Police have arrested a woman who they say abducted her friend's baby.
A new nationwide campaign designed to wipe out bullying has been unveiled in Maryland schools. It happens now because October is National Bullying Prevention Month.
The Maryland General Assembly has a new committee on open government.
Maryland's health secretary says academic institutions in the state are exploring the possibility of running a medical marijuana program in Maryland.
When it was announced Steve Jobs died Wednesday evening, many people turned to social media to mourn his passing. Not Michael Oher, though. He turned to Twitter to get answers, and he sure got them.
