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- Baltimore County says it won't raise water rates
- Joseph R. Carlozo, Calvert Hall football coach, dies
- Man runs out of gas, sets up drum kit on Interstate 695
- Norovirus likely caused sickness at Pot Spring Elementary, officials say
- Balto. Co. Council approves $2.8 billion budget
- Early morning shooting, stabbing in Baltimore Co.
Driver dies after crash on I-795
Maryland State Police say a man died after a two- vehicle accident on Interstate 795 in Owings Mills.
Life without parole for 2 in Md. slaying
Two men have been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole in the fatal shooting of a teenager outside an upscale department store at a Baltimore County mall.
Md. woman convicted of disability fraud
Prosecutors say a woman who collected federal disability benefits while operating a fitness center has been convicted of making false statements to obtain those benefits.
Church fire causes $80,000 in damage, called arson
Fire officials say a fire that caused $80,000 in damage to a Charles County church was intentionally set.
School safety chief named for Baltimore schools
Baltimore County's schools superintendent has named a school safety chief following two gun- related incidents this year.
Daily Record executive editor to retire
The Daily Record reports that executive editor and vice president Tom Linthicum is set to retire.
Ad spending on gaming expansion up to $35.7M
Spending by committees for and against expanded gambling in Maryland has exceeded to amount spent in the 2006 governor's race.
Fans pack chilly Camden Yards for playoff return
Nothing was going to keep Orioles fans from showing up at Camden Yards on Sunday for the first baseball playoff game in Baltimore since 1997.
Guidance counselor to throw out pitch at O's game
A guidance counselor who disarmed a student gunman at a Maryland high school, preventing further violence, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Baltimore Orioles' game.
Md. Judiciary hosting second annual 'Peace Walk'
The Maryland Judiciary is hosting its second annual "Peace Walk" around the Baltimore Inner Harbor.
Ex-postal worker pleads guilty to mail theft
A former postal service employee has pleaded guilty to stealing cash and gift cards from the mail.
Chesapeake Bay forest buffer restoration down
Higher crop prices are being blamed for a drop in forest restoration in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Baltimore restaurant grading system proposed
Baltimore restaurants and bars may soon have to display letter grades based on their performance in city health inspections.
Md. summit focuses on criminal justice system
A conference in Baltimore is focusing on how minority adolescents and teenagers are being treated in Maryland's criminal justice system.
Burglar falls to his death outside Baltimore home
Baltimore police say a man who had burglarized a Roland Park home fell to his death from the house's balcony after being spotted by the homeowner.
Johns Hopkins gets $6M to improve wind farm design
Johns Hopkins University says it will lead an international team of researchers studying how to improve wind farm design.
FBI names new leader for Baltimore field office
The FBI's Baltimore field office has a new leader.
Another man alleges abuse by ex-Red Sox employee
Another man came forward Tuesday to accuse a now-dead Boston Red Sox clubhouse manager of sexually abusing him.
Baltimore City police officer critically injured
An on-duty Baltimore officer has been critically injured in a motorcycle accident on Interstate 795 in Owings Mills.
Orioles hope to trade wild card for AL East flag
It's been a zany, unpredictable season for the Baltimore Orioles, so perhaps it's only fitting that the magical moment when they clinched a playoff berth occurred while they were aboard a chartered flight forced to land short of its destination.
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