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Teen Burglary Spree | Nor'easter Impacts | Car Catches Fire | U. Md Coach Shakeup: MD Weekend

Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Maryland.

A minivan caught fire over the weekend while parked at a busy shopping center in Montgomery County.
A minivan caught fire over the weekend while parked at a busy shopping center in Montgomery County. (Courtesy Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service)

We've rounded up the stories you may have missed in Maryland over the weekend to prepare you for the week ahead.

3 Teens Facing Charges Over Series Of Baltimore County Burglaries: Police

Three teenage boys were arrested and are facing charges over a series of burglaries that occurred across Baltimore County in recent days.

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MD Man Federally Charged After Home Search Reveals Explosive Devices: Report

An Annapolis man who was facing more than 60 charges in a homemade explosives case was recently hit with one more, but this time it's a federal charge, according to a report.

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71-Year-Old Odenton Man Arrested After Stabbing Roommate: Police

Anne Arundel County Police said the stabbing took place Sunday at a residence on the 500 block of Prince Charles Avenue, behind the Highland Court Apartments.

New Nor'easter Forms Off Atlantic Coast: How It Could Impact MD

A developing nor'easter could bring days of gusty winds, coastal flooding and rough surf to parts of Maryland.

Car Catches Fire In Gaithersburg Parking Lot: MCFRS

The engine compartment of a white minivan caught fire over the weekend in Gaithersburg.

UMD Defensive Coordinator Fired After 5 Straight Losses

Leaders fired defensive coordinator Ted Monachino after the University of Maryland endured a 37-30 homecoming loss to Rutgers Saturday, dropping their record for the season to 2-5 and their big 10 record to 0-4.

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