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Man Charged With Fatally Shooting Infant
Prince George's County police have arrested a Washington man and charged him with fatally shooting an 8-month-old boy last year.
Toddler left alone in Charles Co. pool drowns
The Charles County Sheriff's Office said a 19-month-old boy drowned in a pool Tuesday when his teenage cousin left him alone.
Connector will resolve a host of vexing issues
On one point we can all agree: Charles County is a wonderful place to live, work and play.
Consumer Protection Division Orders Garrett County Home Builder to...
Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler announced today that his Consumer Protection Division has issued a final order requiring an Oakland, Maryland builder and its principals to refund payments of $154,599 collected from consumers to construct homes in Garrett County and to pay penalties of $23,000. The Division found that Mark Shrout, William Cook, ...
July 4 party plans should not include driving drunk
Police announced on Wednesday that they will be cracking down on drunk drivers over the Fourth of July holiday.
(Breaking news) Body found in burning truck
Authorities discovered a body inside a burning truck in Waldorf last night, but sheriff's officers aren't sure how the person died or how the pickup caught fire, according to police.
Pampered pets take over Charles fairgrounds
Judge Helene Nietsch, left, stands next to Lauren Williams, who won the award for the best junior handler with her English setter, Cole, at the Blue Crab Cluster Dog Show on Saturday.
Group Opposes Charles Co. Highway
A smart growth group is questioning the need for a proposed Charles County highway.
Charles schools lifer gets vice principal recognition
Kathy Perriello, vice principal at General Smallwood Middle School, was selected as the 2009 Charles County Public Schools Vice Principal of the Year.
40 years of service to the community
Frank Hollewa, left, current executive director of the Greater Waldorf Jaycees Foundation, and Jaycees members Bud Humbert and Andy Andrews pose with the Harold Marks Award for being the best chapter in the nation in 1980.
Applicants sought for county boards
County residents are being sought to fill vacancies on such boards as the Housing Commission, Nuisance Abatement Board, Homeowners' Association Dispute Review Board, Charles County Board of Social Services, Grants Advisory Panel, Adult Public Guardianship Review Board, Charles County Property Tax Assessment Appeal Board, Planning and Growth ...
A crabber on Wednesday discovered the body of a 58-year-old man in Neale Sound, according to police.
With the curtain closed on this school year, administrators at the state's largest school systems are still trying to assess the impact of the High School Assessments on their graduation numbers.
Kennel club to host five-day dog show at fairgrounds
Beginning Thursday, five days of American Kennel Club dog shows will be held at the Charles County Fairgrounds on U.S. 301 in Bel Alton.
Mechanicsville man gets 18 months after 2008 manslaughter
Sobbing as he spoke Monday at a manslaughter sentencing, Michael Hickman said his younger brother convicted of the homicide charge "mourns every day" since a bar fight last fall that ended the life of a Port Tobacco man.
Drag racing on I-70 stretch called frequent in wake of deaths
At Vince Sigismondi's Baltimore County apartment backing up to Interstate 70 near the city line, the early morning hours on weekends frequently brings the sounds of drag racing.
Suspect in McDonough stabbing stays in adult system
The teen charged with stabbing a fellow student at Maurice J. McDonough High School was in a "pretty psychotic state" driven by untreated depression before the alleged assault, a defense expert testified at a circuit court hearing on Wednesday.
Archaeologists search through southern Md. swamp
Deep in the heart of Charles County at the head of the Wicomico River, sweet gum, beech and sycamore trees surround 20 miles of seldom-explored swampland where more than 300 years of history lie buried beneath dank, soggy soil.
Guards shun hero tag in museum killing
A movie was slated to premier at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, and before the VIPs and caterers began to funnel in on June 10, the building's special police officers met for a briefing and a role-playing exercise.
Proposed high school survives county budget trim
Discussions on the county's next high school are back on the table. After conducting a value engineering project, the Charles County commissioners recently agreed to fund the county portion of the new high school slated to open 2013 provided the school system can design it with a $78 million price tag.