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Bomb squad investigates bomb in mailbox
The State Fire Marshal is working to determine who put a pipe bomb inside a Taneytown mailbox Wednesday afternoon.
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Manslaughter case dropped in tavern slay
The Carroll County state's attorney says he won't pursue a manslaughter conviction in a 2011 tavern beating because the state's main eyewitness isn't credible.
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Man gets 3 years for supermarket killing
The man convicted of the murder of his roommate in a Carroll County supermarket has been sentenced to serve 3 years in prison.
Headlines
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Victim's father criticizes investigators
The now-former head of criminal investigations for the Carroll County Sheriff's Department is facing a criminal charge of his own.
State News
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Fire volunteer hit by car clearing wreck
Maryland State Police say a Washington County Fire Police volunteer was hit by a car while helping to clear a wreak on Interstate 68.
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Hatchet killer suspect son of Bush aide
The son of a former aide to President George W. Bush is charged in Maryland with killing a man with a hatchet.
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Cops arrest man in hatchet murder
Son of a former aide to President George W. Bush is arrested for killing a man with a hatchet in a Gaithersburg home.
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Fire volunteer hit by car
Maryland State Police say a Washington County Fire Police volunteer was hit by a car while helping to clear a wreak on Interstate 68. -
Iconic Ocean City pier reopens
Iconic Ocean City pier reopens.
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Local Boy Scout council supports lift
The top Boy Scout executive in the council covering the District of Columbia and parts of Maryland and Virginia is supporting the national board's decision to accept openly gay scouts.
National News
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Budget cuts mean unpaid day off
No one answered the tax-help hotline at the IRS. Forget about getting advice on avoiding foreclosures at any of the Housing and Urban Development offices nationwide.
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2013 Scripps National Spelling Bee
In-depth news and information on the Scripps National Spelling Bee
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Volunteers work amid devastation in OK
A procession of volunteers filed down a street toward the Moore Cemetery, a 20-acre resting ground that accommodates the city’s earliest leaders and soon will receive some of its recent storm victims.
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15 unexpected struggles after disaster
While the worst of any natural disaster clearly comes during the disaster itself, the aftermath is often equally difficult to deal with.
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Photos from Moore OK tell powerful story
The pictures from Moore, Okla., are powerful, telling a story without a single word.
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18 hurt in shuttle bus crash in Atlanta
Authorities say 18 people have been taken to the hospital following a crash between a hotel shuttle bus and a tractor-trailer near Atlanta's airport.
