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Tips for getting a smooth modern finish for painted furniture using chalk paint and a protective top coat.

Ravi Pansuriya of Westminster, who is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his father, waived his right to a speedy trial Thursday morning in Carroll County Circuit Court. His jury trial, originally set to begin May 1, is now scheduled for a Nov. 13 start.

Maryland's Supreme Court will consider if a criminal defense attorney’s silence constitutes consent when a judge schedules the trial past the 180-day deadline.

The requirement that Maryland defendants be brought to trial within 180 days can be waived only by a clear statement from the defense, appeals court says.

Chicks Rule summer camp at the Frazier History Museum offers kids the opportunity to learn about women's history.

WHAS11 News is putting a list of summer activities to keep your kids engaged through summer break.

ELKTON — There is a backlog of Cecil County Circuit Court criminal cases in which defendants are seeking jury trials — which, under the latest “restricted emergency operations” order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, will not resume here and elsewhere in Maryland until April 23. But the number of backlogged cases, while still posing a burden on the court system here, isn’t as staggering as it appears at first glance, according to Cecil County Circuit Court Administrato...

Arcovia City Introduces Fun New Ways to Dine Out This New Year 5:12 pm This new year, show affection and exude happiness by randomly taking your significant other to a laid back weekend date. Arcovia City, the newest lifestyle destination in the metro, is introducing fun, new ways to enjoy dining out while still ensuring safety for everyone. With Arcovia City’s Park & Dine, diners and couples can enjoy their favorite meals at the comfort of their vehicles in a dedicated parkin...