Massive Data Breach Lasted 7 Months, MD Official Says: Patch PM

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Massive Medical Data Breach Could Put MD Consumers At Risk

The breach ran from Aug. 1, 2018, until March 30, according to Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh.

Fake Cop Stopped On I-695: Maryland State Police

The man pretending to be an officer was wearing body armor and a uniform, police said.

Maryland Truth Commission Marks A National First

The commission established in April will be the first in the United States to research a state's role in lynchings.

Local Teen Competes On 'Jeopardy!'

The high school junior from Montgomery County will be on an episode of Jeopardy! for teens.

Hoax Ocean City Mayday Caller Sought By Coast Guard

The caller regularly broadcasts "mayday, mayday, mayday," along with profanity.

Also Worth A Look Today

• Bear Spotted In Prince George's County
• This MD Restaurant Named Among Top Wine Spots In Country
• Rockville Pike Crash A 'Mass Casualty Incident:' MCFRS
• Popular Restaurant To Close On The Avenue At White Marsh
• Ex-Navy Worker Pleads Guilty To Child Pornography Charges: DOJ
• Custom Ink To Open MD's First Brick-And-Mortar Store In Bethesda
• 12 Banks In Baltimore Area Robbed By 'Mod Squad': FBI
• Flash Flood Watch Issued For 15 Counties Plus Baltimore
• Coast Guard, Fire Crews Rescue 4 From Vessel Taking On Water
• MVA Opens New Columbia Location For Real ID Appointments
• Gun Shop Robbery: Arrests Made, Dead Suspect Identified

Across America

• Gloria Vanderbilt, New York Socialite And Designer, Dies At 95
• Harvard Rescinds Admission To Parkland Shooting Survivor
• For Father's Day, WA Councilman Offers 'I Didn't Reproduce Day'

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