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The past few years have seen a record number of home foreclosures. While the situation has improved in Maryland, state officials went door-to-door to try to help those who still need help staying in their homes.
A Memphis gun dealer who already has been sentenced for killing a codes inspector has pleaded guilty to beating a Baltimore doctor to death with a hammer in another case.
A federal judge has ordered the temporary return of an indicted state senator's passport so he can attend a conference in Canada.
The former owner of the Sparrows Point steel mill is asking a federal judge for two more weeks to respond to a suit filed by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
Ocean City Police have arrested a Pennsylvania man they say looked into apartment windows in Maryland and Delaware.
Frederick County government workers are pushing back against a privatization effort by the county commissioners.
The Washington Redskins are going solar.
An architect is recommending construction of a new Allegany High School to replace an 86-year-old building in Cumberland.
The executive director of the University System of Maryland at Hagerstown is leaving to become vice president of academic affairs at Hagerstown Community College.
Forecasters say parts of the Eastern Shore are suffering through a drought.
A former senior official with the National Security Agency who admitted leaking information on a failed billion-dollar NSA computer project is asking the judge to sentence him to a year's probation and community service.
The Woodsboro Historical Society is seeking the public's help in completing its restoration of the town's historic train station.
A historian and former director of the National Portrait Gallery is returning to the Smithsonian Institution to serve as acting director of the National Museum of American History.
A Baltimore police officer who fell 30 feet after being knocked over an embankment on Interstate 83 last month has been released from rehabilitation.
The trial of a former Eastern Shore doctor accused of inserting unnecessary heart stents has begun in Baltimore.
