Dad Killed, Son Charged; Furlough Meals; Flood Watch: News Nearby

Here are some of the top stories from the past 24 hours on Maryland Patches:

• Man Stabs Father To Death In PG County: Police
• Howard County Offering Free Food To Federal Workers
• Marriott HQ In Bethesda To Become Massive Retirement Community
• Former Towson Man Pleads Guilty To Murder, Domestic Terrorism
• Union Feeds 400 Furloughed Feds During Government Shutdown
• Federal Workers Nourished By Maryland Food Bank, Unions
• McDaniel College Chosen as a Top Military Friendly School
• Lowe's Grand Opening Date Is Announced In Owings Mills
• Sprouts Coming To Bel Air: Report
• Flood Watch Issued As Warm Weather Returns To Maryland

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• Montgomery County Council Demands Trump, Congress End Federal Shutdown
• Westminster Offers Utility Bill Relief For Federal Workers
• Gambrills Man Sentenced For Shooting Man Through Bedroom Window
• Attempted Murder Charge Waged Against Edgewood Man
• 72 Apartments Proposed Near Busy Intersection At Fountain Green
• Baltimore County Pilot Program To Focus On Digital Speed Technology
• Deputies Patrolling Route 40 To Enforce Move Over Law In Harford
• Rockville Accepting Applications To Fill Vacancy On City Council
• Arborist Program Starting For HoCo Students
• JHU Ring Found In White Marsh

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Brandi Hunter, a Maryland Food Bank employee, passes out frozen goods from the truck bed to attendees of Wednesday's food giveaway for furloughed government employees. (Jesse Nash/Capital News Service)