'Birdman' Super Fan Charged in Pedophile Case, 'Dabbing' Drug Seized, iPhone Mania: MD Top Headlines

Lawsuits? Corruption? Crime? All wrapped up in a colorful plastic cover.

Nine Store Owners Face Federal Fraud Charges

The store owners face federal indictments for illegally converting nearly $7 million of food stamp benefits to cash.

Police Capture Man Sought On Child Sexual Abuse Charges

Foster Dove III was arrested Monday night in Pennsylvania.

Essex Man Sought For Sexual Child Abuse

Foster Dove III allegedly rammed two police cars to evade being arrested Thursday.

Snow Day in September? Bride 'Rescue,' Cell Phone Crackdown: Top Maryland News

Admit you're powerless over phoning and driving. But just not to a cop in Maryland after Oct. 1. And, now, the rest of the news.

Man in Car When Train Hits, Violent Cop Confrontation, Search for Green Giant

Top Maryland Headlines of the day.

Investigation Continues Into Essex Stabbing

Baltimore County Police take one into custody after late night incident.

Report: Motorcyclist Dead in Middle River

The crash happened in the 8400 block of Kelso Drive.

Essex Top Stories for August: Bar Bombing, Boat Fire, Towing Company Fire

Essex Patch's top stories for August as determined by readers.

Police Identify Woman Struck and Killed By Train in Rosedale

The Rosedale woman was killed less than a mile from her home and near the site of the May 28 derailment that resulted in two CSX freight cars exploding.

Man Seriously Injured in Baltimore Yacht Club Boat Fire

Fire officials said two women suffered moderate injuries in the Saturday afternoon blaze.

Electronics, Cash Targeted in Essex-Middle River Robbery, Burglaries

The following information was supplied by the Baltimore County Police Department. Arrests do not indicate convictions.

Baltimore County Police Chief Honored for Gun Violence Prevention Efforts

Police Chief Jim Johnson received an Outstanding Service Award from the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives.

Dundalk Man Killed in Weekend Beltway Crash in Rosedale

Donald Earl Davis Sr., 58, of Dundalk, died at the scene after the motorcycle he was driving crashed into the rear of a tractor trailer parked on the shoulder of the Baltimore Beltway.

Neighbor Pulls Gun, Threatens to Shoot; Empty Wallet Spurned: Essex-Area Crime

The following information was supplied by the Baltimore County Police Department. Arrests do not indicate convictions.

No One Injured in Hopkins Village Fire

A fire was discovered on the second floor of an apartment building a 1 Brett Court in Essex.

Fire at Middle River Towing Company Under Control

Baltimore County firefighters battled the blaze in the 2800 block of Eastern Boulevard for three hours.

Vehicle Crashes Into Water At Wilson Point Park

One person was rescued, but emergency responders suspect a second person may still be in the water.

Ripken Wants Information On His Mom’s Kidnapper, Ben Cardin Wants Eric Snowden Returned, Teens Don’t Want Drivers Licenses

News and headlines from around that area that you might have missed.

Essex Man Pleads Guilty To Producing Child Pornography

Robert Marzola could be sentenced to up to 30 years in federal prison.

Jury Selection Scheduled for Essex Woman Charged with Plotting Husband's Murder

Karla Porter allegedly hired a gunman to kill her husband at a Towson Hess gas station in 2010.

Police Identify Dead Home Invader, Rosedale’s Most Dangerous Railroad Crossings, and 56 Vacant Homes Up for Auction

News and headlines you may have missed.

Intruder Killed in Essex Home Invasion is Identified

Kenneth David Cox, 24, was one of two intruders who forced their way into an Essex apartment early Sunday morning, police say.

Man Fights Off Home Invaders With Blunt Object, The Seagram's Distillery Burns Again, Own Ray Rice’s Jeep

News and headlines you may have missed.

Man Killed in Essex Home Invasion

The dead man is one of two suspects who invaded an Essex home with the intent to rob the resident, according to police officials.

1 Year Later: Aberdeen Police Still Seeking Help in Cal Ripken Family Kidnapping

Vi Ripken, mother of Hall of Famer Cal Ripken and the matriarch of the Aberdeen family, was kidnapped from her Clover Street home and returned within 24 hours in July 2012.

Dirty Laundry And Murder, Higher Electricity Costs Possible, Firefighters Hit Streets To Talk Fire Safety

News and headlines you may have missed.

Police Arrest “Public Enemy Number One,” Standardized Test Scores Decline, ‘House of Cards’ Comes to Towson

News and headlines you might have missed from around the Baltimore area.

Maryland News: Plane Crash, Water Crisis Averted, Baltimore Getting Fatter?

A roundup of top news from the past week across Maryland.

Police Investigating Shooting in Middle River

Man found early Sunday was shot at least once, police say.

Middle River Man Hit and Killed by SUV in Essex

Police: The 45-year-old was struck while crossing Eastern Boulevard.

Small Plane Crashes in Anne Arundel County

The plane crashed into a mobile home in Maryland City, MD just outside of Laurel.

Identifying a Towson Shooting Victim, Nabbing Cell Phone Snatchers, Beating the Heat With a Hershey’s Chocolate Snowball

News and feature stories you might have missed.

Speak Out: Baltimore Residents Rally Over Zimmerman Verdict. Do You Agree?

Baltimore residents joined thousands across the nation to protest the Florida court verdict that declared George Zimmerman not guilty in the death of Travyon Martin.

10-Year-Old Boy Struck by Train in Middle River; Survives

After an Amtrak train engineer reported hitting a child, the victim could not be found.

Man Killed by CSX Train; Same-Sex Couples Eligible for Federal Benefits and Baltimore's Dubious Distinction

A round of up of weekend news you might have missed.

Police: 2 Dead After Car Strikes Tree in White Marsh

The accident was reported at about 5:30 a.m. near Route 40 and White Marsh Boulevard.

Police say 12-Year-Old Boy Alerted 911 in Deadly Fire

A 49-year-old man died in the blaze.

Stabbing Victim Dies, Police Investigate Homicide

Hungry Thieves and Religious Graffiti: Weird News

We've rounded up some of the more unusual headlines from around the state.