On the weekend, we review the top stories and headlines from across Maryland. Here's a roundup of some of the biggest stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
A media services technician who worked at Walter Johnson High School is facing new charges in a case where he's accused of filming underage students on campus.
Severe thunderstorms that brought heavy rain and damaging wind gusts to Maryland on Tuesday can now be credited with producing a total of four tornadoes in the state.
The cyclosporiasis outbreak in Maryland continues to expand as statewide numbers show nearly 150 cases documented so far this year.
One Marylander just made the win of a lifetime after picking up a Powerball ticket that's now worth $1 million following Wednesday's drawing.
A food quarantine was issued at the Capital Guardian Youth ChalleNGe Academy in Laurel after multiple cadets became ill over the weekend during lunch and were hospitalized.
An 18-month pause on data center permits was approved Tuesday by the Montgomery County Council. The moratorium decision was unanimous and now provides councilmembers with additional time to analyze the effects of data centers on both the local environment and existing infrastructure.
Ethan Perry Labuskes, a 33-year-old Glen Burnie man, is facing attempted murder charges after attacking his grandfather with a hammer.
Maryland Del. Gary Simmons is facing an assault charge after being involved in a "physical" dispute with a family member last week.
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