Boats Rescue People Stranded At Business: Patch PM

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8 People Rescued From Flooded Business In Capitol Heights (Video)

Boats were called in to save people stranded in Prince George's County.

Former Towson Marriott Transforms Into Residence Hall

A specific group of students will be eligible to live in the new hotel-turned-dorm.

Students Allege Sexual Abuse At Annapolis School: Report

The former headmaster reportedly said he "lost control of the faculty" at the time, in the 1970s.

WTOP Moves Headquarters From DC To Chevy Chase

The media outlet cited a need for more space as a factor driving the change.

NFL Suspends Ravens Cornerback Jimmy Smith Over Conduct

The suspension was related to threatening and emotionally abusive behaviors toward an ex, officials said.

HomeSense, 'HomeGoods On Steroids,' Opens Columbia Location

The furniture and home decor store has opened its first Maryland location and has a second coming up.

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Photo of rescue courtesy of Prince George's County Office of Emergency Management.