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MARYLAND — On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from across Maryland. Here's a roundup of some of the biggest stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.

Potomac Man Charged With Murder In Grandmother’s Death

A Potomac man walked into a police station to report he had killed his grandmother, according to Montgomery County police.

Swastikas, Offensive Messages On Flyers Found Near School Bus Stop

Neighbors say they found flyers scattered on the ground near a school bus stop that featured swastikas and other offensive messages.

Perry Hall Firefighter Dies From Cancer

A Perry Hall firefighter died from cancer. The lieutenant served nearly 12 years in Baltimore County.

Husband, Wife Die In Owings Mills Murder-Suicide: Police

A husband and wife were found dead in Baltimore County, police said. Detectives are investigating the deaths as a murder-suicide.

Man Pleads Guilty To Child Porn Charges

A repeat child porn offender pleaded guilty to new charges in Baltimore County, prosecutors said. He could spend over a decade in prison.

Robots Now Delivering Food At Towson University

Robots are now delivering food at Towson University. The robots, which can cross roads and climb curbs, deliver from six campus eateries.

Road Rage Killing In Essex Sends Baltimore Man To Prison

A road rage killing in Essex sent a Baltimore man to prison. He was found guilty of fatally shooting another driver, causing a crash.

Officer Charged In Death Of Motorcyclist During Police Pursuit

An Anne Arundel County police officer has been charged in connection to the death of a Laurel motorcyclist in Howard County during a pursuit.

This MD College Among The ‘New Ivies’ Employers Prefer, Forbes Says

The New Ivies schools are outpacing the nation's most elite schools in the eyes of employers. See which Maryland college made the list.

Hourly Room Rental Ban Contemplated By County Council

The Howard County Council will be considering a ban on hourly room rentals after a rash of illegal activities have happened at motels.

Rachel Morin's Murder A 'Mother's Worst Nightmare': Prosecutor

The rape and killing of a Bel Air mother five out for a jog was called "a mother's worst nightmare" by a prosecutor as the murder trial of Victor Martinez-Hernandez began Friday.

Bank Teller Swindled $250K, Enters Plea To Fraud, ID Theft

A former bank teller entered a plea in connection to a fraud and ID theft scheme involving more than $250K swindled from customers.

Judge Orders U.S. To Return MD Man Mistakenly Deported To El Salvador

A federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to return a Maryland man to the United States after he was mistakenly deported to El Salvador last month due to an "administrative error."

More Top Headlines

• Police ID 2 People Found Dead In Chevy Chase Home
• MD Man Deported To El Salvador Due To 'Administrative Error'
• Teen Surrenders On Charges She Shot Someone During Argument
• Baltimore Woman Charged In Beltway Hit-And-Run: State Police
• $25M Set Aside For Elkridge Community Center That Includes Future Pool
• House Fire Displaces 6 Adults, 1 Child In Upper Marlboro
• Raccoon Tests Positive For Rabies, Reports Harford Co. Health Dept.
• City Dock Park Can Proceed After Lawsuit, Final Funding Awaits Approval
• Fatal Annapolis Fire Caused By Smoking While On Oxygen, Victim IDed
• Jury Pool In Martinez-Hernandez Murder Trial Trimmed From 400
• Nourishing Gardens Helps Howard Co. Kids, Adults Grow Their Own Food
• Baltimore Co. Schools' Head Denies Wrongdoing Over Residency Questions

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