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A lucky Glen Burnie resident bought a $3.6 million jackpot-winning Multi-Match ticket for the Monday, June 8 drawing. This marks the first Multi-Match win of 2015 and the fourth largest jackpot in Multi-Match history.
Five people were arrested and charged for handgun violations and possession of marijuana Monday.
Authorities have identified a 48-year-old woman who died after competing in the Special Olympics Maryland's annual Summer Games at Towson University.
A Connecticut man serving multiple life sentences for a series of sexual assaults has pleaded guilty to three rapes in Maryland.
District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser is once again referring to the Washington Redskins without mentioning the team's full name. But she still wants to talk to the team and owner Dan Snyder about a new stadium in the nation's capital.
Before today, Starbucks has 28 Frappuccino flavors. But now, there's 6 more!
Baltimore Gas and Electric says residential customers can get $25 in exchange for turning in old air conditioners and dehumidifiers at an event in Maryland.
Jamba Juice, Dunkin' Donuts and fresh sushi are coming to the House of Representatives.
Maryland toll reductions won't harm transportation maintenance or current plans for projects, the state's transportation secretary said Tuesday, though lawmakers questioned how the state revenue loss wouldn't have a negative impact on infrastructure.
Crews rescued several stranded vehicles in Towson after Monday night's storm.
The Drug Enforcement Agency released more photos of looting suspects from April's unrest in Baltimore.
A shocking animal abuse case under investigation in Anne Arundel County. Hundreds of roosters and chickens found on a farm. Investigators believe they were being sold into cockfighting rings across state lines.
Children--caught in the crossfire. Another violent weekend ends with three children shot and a 16-year-old girl killed. With so many young victims, community concerns are growing.
Health officials are trying to track down people who may have been in contact with a woman with a rare and deadly form of hard-to-treat tuberculosis.
It happened around 7 p.m. at Sandy Point State Park--after severe weather moved through the region.
