Man charged with poking holes in meat

The Wicomico County Sheriff's Office has arrested a man deputies say went into a supermarket, poked holes in packages of meat and moved chicken from refrigerated cases so they would spoil.

Judge sides with US in Manning case

A federal judge in Baltimore says she's satisfied for now with measures the military has taken to release documents related to Army Pfc. Bradley Manning's his court-martial in the Wikileaks case.

DC Police investigating stabbing attacks

Police Chief Cathy Lanier says police are investigating whether the same man is responsible for three and maybe four late-night stabbing attacks on women.

Best Buy recalls batteries

Best Buy is recalling 5,100 replacement batteries for the MacBook Pro due to a fire risk.

Zoo hosts fundraiser to help intern

The Plumpton Park Zoo has started on online fundraiser for their intern who was struck by lightning while on the job.  Get the details here.

Md. 3rd for most guns stolen or lost

It’s usually not a good thing when a gun is lost and a new report says it’s pretty common in Maryland.

Star reaction to Gandolfini's death

James Gandolfini's fans and colleagues shared reaction to his death Wednesday.  See some of their memories here.

Woman finds bag of money and returns it

'Landlords from hell' plead guilty

Prosecutors called them the "landlords from hell." A U.S. couple accused of going to extreme lengths to drive tenants from a San Francisco apartment building -- including cutting holes in one tenant's floor with a power saw while he was still inside -- have pleaded guilty to several felonies.

Report: James Gandolfini dies in Italy

Three-time Emmy winner James Gandolfini has died in Italy at the age of 51, according to HBO.

Best Buy recalls batteries for fire risk

Best Buy is recalling 5,100 replacement batteries for the MacBook Pro due to a fire risk. 

Philly not liable for private demo work

The city issues demolition permits, but it isn't responsible for the work done by contractors on private property, Philadelphia officials said Wednesday at the first public hearing on this month's fatal building collapse.