New Information Released In February Catonsville Gas Station Shooting
Violent and frightening. Two men walk up to a gas station employee and shoot him in the head. Now police release new information on that investigation.
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Violent and frightening. Two men walk up to a gas station employee and shoot him in the head. Now police release new information on that investigation.
Maryland's Board of Public Works is considering a one-year contract extension for a Rockville company to provide prescription drug coverage to state employees while a state board weighs the fate of a longer, $2.4 billion drug contract.
A Maryland House committee could vote soon on a measure aimed at developing offshore wind turbines.
Baltimore mayoral candidate Otis Rolley is opening his campaign headquarters.
Baltimore lit up in blue. New blue lights shine on downtown buildings—all in an effort to fight back against the growing number of cases of autism.
The House of Delegates gave preliminary approval Tuesday to Maryland's fiscal year 2012 capital budget, which authorizes $925 million in new borrowing for infrastructure.
Montgomery County Police have charged a Germantown man with five counts of third-degree sexual offense for allegedly inappropriately touching a youth in 2003.
The dates of Maryland's next governor and presidential primaries will be changed.
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A former cop is caught on the wrong side of the law. The former Baltimore City police officer is accused of killing his neighbor in Queen Anne's County.
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Large deer populations have Baltimore County considering a managed hunt on some park lands.
There's a focus on Southwest Airlines. Federal investigators are now scrutinizing the safety of an entire fleet of planes.
House lawmakers advanced a bill Tuesday to grant in-state tuition rates at Maryland colleges to illegal immigrants if they complete two years at a community college and can show their parents paid state taxes for the three years before they enrolled.
