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Maryland must invest in water supply
- Maryland officials don’t have an accurate picture of the state’s water supply — running the risk of shortages in times of drought, according to an advisory committee report released Friday.
Berwyn Heights raid puts spotlight on police tactics
- The violent raid on the home of Berwyn Heights Mayor Cheye Calvo last week prompted an investigation into whether police were justified in breaking down his door and fatally shooting the family’s two dogs.
Crane collapses near Shady Grove on I-370, roads closed
- A crane has collapsed near the Shady Grove exit ramp of the I-370 highway, Montgomery County Police said. Emergency crews have closed off roads in the area.
Md. food bank in need of donations
- A combination of less supply and more demand has left the Maryland Food Bank in dire need of help.
Crime and punishment: Drugs, guns seized from Anne Arundel home
- Detectives arrested three men and confiscated more than $6,500 worth of drugs Thursday in Churchton, Anne Arundel police said.
Catlett man who used Craigslist to scam renters arrested, police say
- A man using Craigslist to aid in his renting of properties he did not own was arrested late Thursday night, Fairfax County police said.
Affidavit: Currie, Shoppers talked on phone 320 times
- Maryland state Sen. Ulysses Currie had 320 phone contacts with employees of Shoppers Food Warehouse and its parent company since 2004, according to an affidavit for a search warrant served on the lawmaker’s home made public Tuesday.
State police spied on pro-peace groups, ACLU says
- Documents obtained by the Maryland American Civil Liberties Union and released Thursday show that the state police spent 288 hours over 14 months spying on members of certain political activist groups.
Cost to raise special-needs children varies among states
- From diapers to a car seat to co-pays for medical appointments, Beth Munro’s out-of-pocket expenses to care for her 14-year-old disabled daughter mount up.
Inmate back in custody after being mistakenly released
- Maryland prison officials released a man convicted of attempted murderer one day after he was found guilty of a host of felonies, state corrections officials have acknowledged.
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- Pedestrian killed by SUV in District Heights
More needed to save Maryland babies
- Maryland’s infant mortality rate may be dropping, but officials say black infants are dying at an unacceptable rate and more needs to be done.
O’Malley touts employment conditions in state at commencement speech
- In a brief but rousing commencement address to Howard Community College’s largest graduating class Friday, Gov. Martin O’Malley revealed he had “a personal motive to freeze tuition” as he’s done in the past.