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That report, an investigation by the Maryland Attorney General's office, is now complete.

Several incidents within Montgomery County in recent years, both involving natural gas, have cast concerns regarding gas lines in the county.

Police are investigating a criminal investigation into the cause of an explosion at a condominium in Gaithersburg on Wednesday.

Legalization will not take effect until July 1, 2023.

The trio of window washers successfully drained $1,250 from the man, according to the charging document.

In addition to deciding on candidates in key races, there are five statewide ballot questions and several others in Baltimore City and surrounding counties.

Baltimore leaders and the federal judge overseeing the consent decree to reform the city's police department tackled several hot-button issues from squeegee workers to staffing at a hearing Thursday.

A city representative said the new policy won't just be about removing washers from public visibility.

Investigators believe the victim was seen stealing items inside a store, and when the victim tried to leave the store, he was confronted by the guard.

Following an audit of 1,300 autopsies from in-custody deaths during Dr. David Fowler's tenure as chief medical examiner, an independent audit team is recommending about 100 cases involving physical restraint for further review.