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 woman who handled the finances for a Pasadena youth athletic organization admitted stealing more than $238,000 from the group and submitting a false tax return.
Firefighters mounted a rescue after a horse fell into a deep hole in Forest Hill, leaving only its head above ground. Crews later determined it had fallen through a cover over an old well or underground silo.
Plans for a multibillion-dollar overhaul of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge advanced after officials obtained final environmental approval for a crossing study.
A former federal contractor living in Silver Spring admitted participating in a conspiracy to pass U.S. national defense information to Ethiopia's government, federal prosecutors said.
Search crews are looking for Mark Everett Coates III, an 18-year-old Havre de Grace resident, after his small aluminum boat was discovered overturned near Garrett Island.
A second Howard County hospital faces significant obstacles under state requirements, a new report found. The review outlined 65 barriers to accessing medical care and proposed 25 improvements.
Democrats retained Maryland's statewide leadership in Tuesday's election as voters also weighed congressional redistricting and delivered several notable results in county contests.
Police plan to monitor whether motorists obey stop signs at six Gaithersburg school-zone intersections starting Nov. 9. The study will gather information without issuing citations or warnings.
A jury convicted a 37-year-old Annapolis resident of attacking a passenger with a sledgehammer inside a vehicle, including a charge of attempted murder.
Maryland is expanding outdoor opportunities through six public lands projects, from mountain camping destinations to Chesapeake Bay waterfronts and properties that preserve the state's history.
An 81-year-old Delaware man escaped from an Elkton home after he was tied to a chair, beaten, threatened with a knife and burned during a robbery, according to reports
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