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Missing Pa. man, 2 sons recovered from manure pit in Kent County
Maryland State Police say three bodies have been recovered from a large manure pit in Kent County during a search for a missing worker and his two sons.
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Prince William County roads reopen after flooding
Roads across Prince William County have reopened after the floods and high-water dangers that closed them.
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Trial begins in hit-and-run death of bicyclist, Senate candidate
Natasha Pettigrew was riding her bike at about 5 a.m. in September 2010 when she was struck and killed by Christy Littleford's SUV. Littleford drove home with a flat tire and the bike wedged under the SUV and didn't call police for four hours.
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Man struck, killed in Clinton
A pedestrian is dead after being struck by a vehicle in Clinton.
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Local family's nanny honored nationally
A local family's nanny is earning high honors for being a nanny--a job Nikki Gribble says makes her smile each and every day.
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Giordano arrested on indecent exposure charges
Gary Giordano, the man suspected in the disappearance of Robyn Gardner in Aruba last year, was arrested in Annapolis last week. He's accused of having sex in the back of an SUV in a public parking garage.
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Despite warnings, fatal pedestrian crashes continue in MoCo
Montgomery County Police officials are battling a deadly problem that has been responsible for nearly 100 deaths over the past few years, and despite issuing thousands of tickets, people are continuing to risk injury.
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Police: Takoma Park robbery suspect slashes at 13-year-old
Authorities are on the hunt for a man who they say accosted and then tried to attack and rob a 13-year-old girl as she walked home from a school bus stop on Monday evening.
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NAACP leaders speak on gay marriage
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's president says he hopes the group's support of same-sex marriage is put Maryland voters.
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Gaithersburg whiz kid heads to National Geographic Bee finals
Gaithersburg resident Adam Rusak is one of nine whiz kids competing in Thursday’s National Geographic Bee in Washington and he’s hoping to take home the crown.
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The party's over: Prince George's nightclubs face charges
State and local authorities say criminal charges have been filed against seven nightclubs in Prince George's County.
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Suspect: 'I don't care' about selling suspected stolen goods
The owner of a Howard County store is under arrest Tuesday and stands accused of trying to sell about $20,000 worth of stolen goods, but he told ABC 7 that "he doesn't care" if the items he had in his store were illegally obtained.
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U.S. states scored in injury prevention report
A new report found that 24 states received scores of five or lower on a set of steps states can take to prevent injuries.
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Highway sign to be unveiled for slain Md. trooper
A highway sign is being dedicated in honor of a Maryland state trooper who was killed while off duty two years ago.
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911 operator caught snoozing on the job in Montgomery County
The snoring dispatcher, whose name is not being released, was working a typical 24 hour shift - when the incident happened shortly after midnight on April 4th.
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Arrest made in December White Oak murder
Montgomery County Police officials say they've made an arrest in the murder of 24-year-old Franklin Amobi in White Oak last December.
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Montgomery County school employees to get raises
Montgomery County public school employees are set to receive their first raise in three years under a tentative budget deal.
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Maryland police, social workers learn how to eye sex trafficking
A two-day conference in Catonsville is aiming to teach social workers and law enforcement officers to spot signs of sex trafficking.
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