Man Found Mentally Ill In Attack On Son
A Frederick man is getting a mental-health evaluation but no jail time after he was found not criminally responsible for a near-fatal attack on his 19-month-old son.
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A Frederick man is getting a mental-health evaluation but no jail time after he was found not criminally responsible for a near-fatal attack on his 19-month-old son.
The Maryland General Assembly has passed a bill that would regulate for-profit colleges.
The Allegany County liquor board is considering penalizing a Cumberland bar where four men were stabbed in a fight.
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The head of a Filipino teachers group says Baltimore schools followed the same hiring practices that led to a multi-million dollar federal fine against the Prince George's County public school system.
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The District of Columbia police department would be required to maintain 4,000 sworn officers under legislation aimed at addressing concerns about attrition on the force.
Community police officers and school administrators from across Maryland are learning to tackle the digital-age crimes of sexting and electronic dating violence.
Prince George's County school officials say they have stopped recruiting teachers from overseas after being order to pay nearly $6 million in penalties and fees by the U.S. Department of Labor.
The state of Maryland and Baltimore County are loaning Stanley Black & Decker $1.1 million to secure the company's presence in Towson.
The U.S. Postal Service is relocating letter carriers in two post offices serving Frederick County to save money.
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.
