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Vincent Antwonn Still had a .259 BAC — more than three times Maryland's legal limit — when he crossed into oncoming lanes near Fort Meade.
Jason Ayres, 48, must register as a sex offender for 15 years after admitting to viewing AI-generated child sexual abuse material.
Health officials say the Jacksonville patient was infected locally, fitting a pattern seen in August 2025 and 2024.
Daniel Harjo was reported missing just two days before remains were found near I-40 in rural Okfuskee County — though he'd last been seen three weeks earlier.
A 22-year-old is jailed without bond after a five-week run of costumed damage at a Lorton clubhouse.
Federal regulators quietly lifted a decade-old quiet zone along US-85, and residents say horns now blast up to eight times overnight.
A witness across the street heard shots ring out as an armed bystander shot the suspect, who later died at a hospital.
The victim was rushed to a hospital after the shooting on Trapier Avenue; police have not said whether he knew the suspects.
Richard Bernard Hovis, 44, died overnight after exchanging gunfire with police near Elm Street. The woman he allegedly shot remains hospitalized.
Aniah Monroe borrowed money to get her stolen car back from a Camden lot before a mystery donor stepped in.
A Bella Cameron Elementary mother says her son's teacher never checked his emergency contact records before sending him home half-dressed.
George Sheppard, 80, vanished after breakfast near Joseph E. Boone Boulevard NW. Police say he has dementia and hasn't been seen since.
Warren Plunk's sudden death at his Oklahoma City home cancels his challenge to Judge Susan Stallings and forces a 2027 special election.
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