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Md. grocery store evacuated after 14 fall ill
Six people are on their way to the hosptial after a strange smell sickened more than a dozen people at a Maryland grocery store.
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School Funding Ruling Could Cost Prince George's County $26M
Prince George's County schools could owe up to $26.8 million in penalties after Maryland's attorney general found the county failed to comply with state school funding requirements.
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Supreme Court won't stop sniper execution
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to block Tuesday's scheduled execution of sniper mastermind John Allen Muhammad.
15 hrs ago | wjz.com
New Cumberland Hospital Opening Nov. 21
The Western Maryland Health System is preparing to open a new hospital in Cumberland.
Groups plan Frederick County immigration lawsuit
The civil-rights group LatinoJustice PRLDEF says it plans a federal lawsuit alleging immigration enforcement violations by the Frederick County Sheriff's Department.
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Wine Merchants Want Freedom to Mail You a Bottle
Some wine retailers are pressing Maryland's General Assembly to legalize direct shipments of wine, rather than requiring purchases to go through a distributor.
Fort Hood Rampage Claims Life Of Marylander
A Maryland mother of two is listed as one of the 13 victims in the deadly shooting rampage at Ft.
Democrat to Vote Against Health Care Bil
A Democratic Maryland congressman says he will vote against the House's health care legislation.
Power line developer willing to delay consideration
The developers of a multistate power line project said Wednesday they are willing to delay a regulatory decision on their $1.9 billion project until January 2011 to make the three-state review process more efficient.
States urge stiffer anti-pollution laws
Twelve states, including Maryland, and the District of Columbia urged the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday to adopt more rigorous national policies so they can meet federal air pollution reduction requirements for the region.
Maryland Taxpayers Owed $1.7 Million From IRS
The Internal Revenue Service is waiting for Marylanders to claim more than 1,600 refunds checks from the 2008 filing season worth more than $1.7 million.
Hailey Glassman to Be Subpoenaed in Jon Gosselin Lawsuit
Jon Gosselin's girlfriend Hailey Glassman and his friend Michael Lohan are among the witnesses TLC plans to subpoena in a breach of contract lawsuit filed against the reality star, according to new court papers.
MARYLAND: Delmar man shot after police chase
CHURCH HILL -- A Delaware man was shot to death early Wednesday after leading officers on a 25-mile wrong-way chase in Maryland, officials said.
Poll Shows O'Malley Leading Ehrlich By 7
A new poll from a Washington research group says Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley could face challenges when he seeks re-election next year.
Ehrlich still undecided on governor's run
Former Republican Gov. Robert Ehrlich remains uncertain about his political plans.
Md. Nets About $9.6M In Tax Amnesty
The comptroller's office said Maryland's tax amnesty program is netting an estimated $9.6 million.
Man fatally burned in Md. gas station fire
Officials in Maryland say a man has died after he caught fire at a gas station pump.Spokesman Joseph Zurolo says the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office isn't sure what ignited the blaze early Wednesday.But a Frederick County sheriff's deputy says he arrived to find 26-year-old Ainsley Gordon Jr.
MARYLAND: Trooper shoots armed, rock-hurling man
NORTH EAST -- A man allegedly claiming to be armed with a gun and throwing large rocks at passing cars, and then at troopers who confronted him on Route 40 in Cecil County on Tuesday night, is hospitalized in stable condition after he was shot by a state trooper during the confrontation.
More weapons charges in Maryland for West
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Delonte West was indicted Tuesday on additional weapons and traffic charges stemming from his Sept.
Program will monitor Md. doctors' handwashing
Maryland is starting to keep tabs on how often doctors and nurses wash their hands at hospitals.
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