Cause of 39th Street water main leak still unknown

Maryland News

• Severna Park playground fire caused by arson, officials say

• City teen indicted in fatal stabbing of classmate

• Video: Officials investigate serious crash in Harford Co.

• 5 light rail riders hurt after car hits train in Cockeysville

• Child killed in mobile home fire in Wicomico Co.

• Shore man sentenced for murdering mother's boyfriend

• State won't delay next foster care provider payments

• Maryland Weather: Rain, light snow, colder weather ahead

• Teen becomes city's 24th homicide victim in 18 days

• O'Malley proposes furloughs for more than 67,000 workers

• South Baltimore man arrested in robbery, stabbing

• Video: Father talks about daughter's killing at Catonsville liquor store

• Annapolis apartment fire started by child with lighter

• Baltimore Co. weighs shifting boundaries of two schools

• City Council members urge police to promote women

• Computer upgrade eases O'Malley-Franchot friction

• State plans to preserve land

• Four men sought in armed bank robbery in Laurel

• Scholarship to honor woman slain at Balto. Co. liquor store

• Peter Hermann: Questions about 3 men's deaths feed into the distrust

• Jean Marbella: Walk across America glimpses its spirit

• Police searching for four would-be Severn robbers

• Annapolis police search for shooting suspect

• InsideEd: Alonso mustache update

• Catholic school enrollment dips in Baltimore

• World stem-cell session to be held in Baltimore

• Glen Burnie man charged in tent fire has record of arrests, violence

• Extension of Metro to Dulles gets U.S. approval

• Md. ranks high in readying young people for college

• Hearing set for man held in fatal shooting in city alley

• Triplets rescued from Glen Echo house fire

• House fire in Arbutus routs two; no one hurt

• Fire erupts in apartment In Laurel; no one is hurt

• Stoop returns to helm of Baltimore ATF division

• Man gets 30 years in carjacking, beating of ex-girlfriend

• City's road repaving exceeds year's goal

• Balto. Co. graduates first firefighters since 1999

• Intersection safety project begins on Belair Road

• Youth empowerment conference is Saturday in Aberdeen

• Police Blotter

Baltimore City

• Police ID 19-year-old fatally shot in Northwest Baltimore

• Pa. man charged in rape in city

• Health officials sound alert after unexplained death of boy

• Crime Beat: Drug war, slayings on Oakford Avenue

• Video: Sunken 35-foot boat moved from under Key Bridge

Anne Arundel County

• Arundel schools open on Inauguration Day

• Council weighs septic upgrades

• Annapolis ranks high among 'digital' cities

• Review: Season of song, story at AACC

• Theater preview: Holiday spirit takes the stage

Baltimore County

• Video: Female pedestrian struck by vehicle in Towson

• Driver won't be charged in fatal limo crash

• Laura Vozzella: Michael Phelps brings new girlfriend home for Thanksgiving

• Greener building proposed for the Carver Center

• 10-year waste plan aims to encourage recycling

Carroll County

• Police say woman stole holiday lawn ornaments

• 12 arrested in Carroll Co. on suspicion of drunken driving

• Carroll County man, 32, killed in single-car crash

• Two sought in Carroll Co. gas station robbery

• Cash is the crop college presidents cultivate

Harford County

• Building material firm leases Harford warehouse

• Trooper fatally shoots Harford man amid fight

• Students get a lesson in American Indian culture

• Bus agency reaches out to increase ridership

• Writer's new book focuses on local artist

Howard County

• Warming to a cold reality

• Residents hear plan for Doughoregan Manor in Ellicott City

• Session examines GGP zoning proposals for Columbia

• LeGendre selected as new council administrator

• Howard Co. bank robbery suspect indicted