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Here's a roundup of incidents in Precinct 3, serving Reisterstown and Owings Mills.

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Here's a roundup of incidents in Precinct 3, serving Reisterstown and Owings Mills.

Two officers from the traffic management section of the Baltimore County Police Department visited the classroom to share information on traffic stops, DUI enforcement, safety and crash team operations.
Brace yourself—the severe storm systems along the East Coast aren't finished yet.
Owings Mills Mall is here to stay—at least for now, the new general manager says, and he hopes to change it for the better.
Owings Mills Mall is here to stay—at least for now, the new general manager says—and he hopes to change it for the better.
Got something to say? Patch.com is adding a platform for local bloggers on May 4.
The "Watson" supercomputer could be used in hospitals to assist with diagnoses or to answer verbal questions.
The paperwork is on track for an Olive Garden to open in Owings Mills at the former location of Tony Roma's restaurant.
The top headlines from last week. Click the headline to read the story.
A man who is in prison for murdering his wife in Owings Mills in 2008 has been linked to rape that occurred in Reisterstown in 2001, police say.
With Earth Day coming up, how do we get our children involved?
An icon who brought improvements like Camden Yards to fruition has exited the arena of life, leaving many to reflect on his career and accomplishments.
Here's a roundup of incidents in Precinct 3, serving Reisterstown and Owings Mills.
The top headlines from last week. Click the headline to read the story.
While the Pentagon knows that women account for 14.5 percent, or 1.4 million, of active-duty service members in the military, it's also hanging on to some old-fashioned ideals: None of them are allowed to participate in direct combat.
While the Pentagon knows that women account for 14.5 percent, or 1.4 million, of active-duty service members in the military, it's also hanging on to some old-fashioned ideals: None of them are allowed to participate in direct combat.
The Baltimore County Police Department is home to several, but not all, of the bells and whistles that come along with the intriguing fields of forensic art and crime scene investigation.