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Water in the world. She asked we not show her face but says she is angry that those in the camp were not warned what was coming. They know there is homeless out here but they do not give anybody and say hey get out. We found him searching for his friend and a young woman they looked after at the camp. By early afternoon rescue workers pulled the body of a woman from the icy waters. Everything everybody has is gone. This is the only thing i have left anymore. There is concern here. The mayor said...

Tom kierein is in for chuck. Swinging bands of heavy rain into the carolinas, southeastern virginia and right along the Eastern Shore and inland from delaware into now Southern Maryland, Northern Neck of virginia. Theyre getting bands of heavy rain. Right now, category 1 hurricane with 75 mile per hour winds, latest track bringing it ashore somewhere in this cone of possibility. That would be anywhere from near ocean city all of the way up to long island. This is the zone where it would be likel...

Tremendous rain we had yesterday, and during the overnight period. North and west of us, damascus with over 6 inches, germantown, saying then in leesburg, monrovia, even reston, virginia, close to 2 inches of rain, a lot of it coming in a very short period of time. Were still under flood warnings north of es, frederick, areas down into montgomery county, come a down to fauquier and areas of culpepper county under is the flood warning, too. Temperatures in the 40s. The winds will subside some ton...

Tuxant as the water beban to rise. Several streets are also closed. I dont think it can get as high as main street, but it can do damage here. Hes inside the voluntary evacuation zone. His hope is he wont have to empty out his business. Hes also questioning why wssc allowed the dam to get so full. Its hard to say how much water will come out of the dams. They should have opened them last night realistically. It make you wonder is it an act of god or ignorance. Reporter the level reach 10. 5 feet...

Marylanders rallied on Tuesday in the name of safety after parole agent Davis Martinez was killed in May during a Montgomery County home visit.

The union representing parole agents says the killing of a Maryland agent was avoidable and complaints about the homicide suspect were ignored.

AFSCME, which represents parole and probation agents, issued a list of 11 demands in the wake of a Maryland officer's death.

Maryland union leaders called for a new home visit policy and an independent investigation after an agent was killed during a routine home visit.

AFSCME, which represents parole and probation agents, issued a list of 11 demands in the wake of a Maryland officer's death.

The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services appointed three interim leaders to head its probation and parole division.