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Highway Worker's Death a Tragic Reminder of Road Dangers

A Pasadena driver was allegedly speeding when his Jeep entered a construction zone and fatally struck a highway worker Monday afternoon, according to the Anne Arundel County Police Department. The worker was directing traffic at the site, where travel was reduced to one lane for roadwork. >>> Read more.

Silver Spring Man to Compete on 'Jeopardy'

Alain Norman, a foreign service officer from Silver Spring, will compete Wednesday, Jan. 11, on the TV game show "Jeopardy." The quiz show is shown locally on WJLA-TV, channel 7, at 7:30 p.m. Jeopardy, hosted by Alex Trebek, is in its 33rd season and has 23 million viewers each week. >>> Read more.

5-Month-Old's Father Charged With Child Abuse in Baby's Death

A White Oak man is charged with child abuse — specifically head trauma — that caused the death of his 5-month-old son last fall, say Montgomery County Police. Roger Lee Miller Jr., 20, called 911 on Oct. 28, 2016, to report that his son was gasping for air and then became unresponsive. The child was also bleeding from the nose and vomiting, Miller told dispatchers. He had been home alone with his son for less than two hours when he made the emergency call, police say.

Bel Air Baton Twirlers to Perform at Inauguration Concert

• The TwirlTasTix, whose members twirled through the Bel Air Christmas parade, will be featured at inaugural event in Washington, D.C.

Harris Teeter Recalls Chicken Wrap from Delis

• Harris Teeter grocery stores in Maryland, Virginia and DC have recalled a deli wrap because it contains fish, which wasn't on the label.

'KKK' Twitter Threats Bring More Police to 2 Anne Arundel High Schools

• Extra police officers are at Annapolis and Arundel high schools Tuesday after 2 Twitter threats of violence by "KKK" handles reported.

U2 is Coming to FedEx Field This Summer

• Tickets go on sale next week for "U2: The Joshua Tree Tour 2017," and Bono will be in PG County June 20.

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