Parents Murdered, Son Charged; Latest Hermine Forecast; Body Recovered in Drowning: News Nearby

Patch has community sites across Maryland. Here are some of the top posts from the past 24 hours.

• Son Charged in Murder of Parents in Howard County
• Man Drowns at Truxtun Park: Reports
• Glen Burnie Man Arrested After Stabbing His Brother in Neck: Police

Tropical Storm Hermine: Storm Warning For Coastal, Southern Maryland

As Tropical Storm Hermine moves into the Carolinas and eventually back out into the Atlantic, Maryland's coastal communities are preparing for impacts. The storm is expected to slow dramatically off the Mid-Atlantic coast for several days, according to forecasters.

A tropical storm warning has been issued for Ocean City and other communities in southern Maryland. >>> Read more.

Towson Mall Curfew for Teens Receives Blessing of Local Officials

Many teens will no longer be allowed in the Towson Town Center unaccompanied on Friday and Saturday nights. After 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, those age 17 and younger are required to be accompanied by at someone who is at least 21 years of age, according to the new policy. One adult can escort up to four youths. >>> Read more.

• Labor Day Weekend: Maryland Police Plan DUI Crackdown
• Tanker Fire Snarls I-95 Traffic for Hours South of Ft. McHenry Tunnel
• Vehicle Hits House, One Hospitalized: Harford County Officials
• Fire Guts Single-Family House in West River: Fire Dept.

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