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- Food Network's 'Great Food Truck race' films in Annapolis Friday
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- Anne Arundel council finalizes stormwater fees
- 3 Naval Academy midshipmen charged with rape, false statements
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Maryland News
Md. horse honored for endurance, perseverance
Call it the marathon of horse racing.
Anne Arundel man arrested on child porn charges
Maryland State Police say an Anne Arundel County man has been arrested in connection with the distribution of child pornography.
Vice squad commanders in Md. working for casino
The captain and lieutenant who oversee the Anne Arundel County Police Department's gambling investigations have side jobs as security guards for the developer building the casino at Arundel Mills, according to documents obtained by The Capital.
Gas leak prompts evacuation of MD shopping centers
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a natural gas leak prompted the evacuation of two Annapolis shopping centers.
Iraq vet who lost legs hopes to walk again
The 2001 Meade High School graduate, who lost both of his legs and one of his arms when an improvised explosive device blew up inches from his feet 31/2 years ago in Iraq, is undergoing physical therapy several times a week with the hope that he soon will walk again on new, prosthetic legs.
Killings at Arundel Mills Mall have police asking questions
Two people were found dead after being shot in the parking lot of a local mall late last night.
BWI airport plans major $100 million expansion
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is planning to undergo a major expansion to accommodate future growth.
Currie facing Md. General Assembly ethics panel
Maryland state Sen. Ulysses Currie has walked out of federal court a free man, but he could still face sanctions by an ethics panel of fellow lawmakers for failing to disclose work he did for a grocery store chain that paid him more than $245,000 between 2003 and 2008.
Police: Body of missing man found in Hanover
A Silver Spring man who was reported missing last week has been found dead in Anne Arundel County, and authorities say his death is being investigated as a homicide.
Get ready to pay more at Bay Bridge
Tolls are going up at Maryland Transportation Authority facilities statewide.
More than 50 to receive funding to fight violence
More than 50 organizations across Maryland will be receiving state funding to fight violence against women.
Slain woman's father offers reward in 1974 killing
The father of a Maryland woman who was beaten and stabbed to death 37 years ago is offering a reward to help solve the cold case.
Md. locksmith given 60-day sentence for rip-off
A former locksmith is appealing a 60-day jail sentence for scamming an elderly customer.
Md. man in wheelchair to take part in D.C. marathon
Tom Chepurko didn't bargain on participating in any marathons anytime soon.
Military to update Md. officials on BRAC moves
Maryland officials are getting an update on Defense Department moves that brought 20,000 new jobs to military installations in the state.
Annapolis harbor sports hybrid patrol boat
In the midst of the U.S. Powerboat Show, Annapolis' harbor is full of rumbling and bumbling motors, some with roars like tractors on a farm.
Anne Arundel college celebrates 50th anniversary
In the mid-1970s, Rose Rivera was among those asking a big question about Anne Arundel Community College.
New retailers coming to Arundel Mills Mall
As construction of the Maryland Live! casino continues next to Arundel Mills, the area around the Hanover mall is changing its look.
Board approves alcohol tax grants for 3 counties
Howard, Montgomery and Anne Arundel counties were the first to receive approval for school construction grants from money the state will collect from a 50 percent increase in the alcohol tax.
Annapolis to fight downtown parking scofflaws with new tech
Parking enforcement officers in downtown Annapolis will be using new technology to fight parking scofflaws.
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