Woman Thrown Off Bridge | Fake Arrest Warrants | Murder-Suicide: MD News

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.

Suspects ID'ed 2 Years After Woman Thrown Off Drawbridge: Police

A woman was kidnapped in Glen Burnie and thrown off a bridge, police said. The Halethorpe and Baltimore suspects were identified two years later.

Fake Arrest Warrants Being Mailed To Residents

Officials are warning Howard County residents that fake arrest warrants are being mailed with a phone number for scammers to demand payment.

Murder-Suicide: Police ID Man, Woman Found Dead In Timonium

A man and a woman, both in their 80s, were found dead in what's being investigated as a murder-suicide. Police identified the two.

These Are Best School Districts In Baltimore, DC Areas, New Ranking Says

The 2026 Best School Districts in America list was recently released by the education ranking service Niche.

Former Prince George's Police Officer Convicted Of Arson, Fraud

A former Prince George's County police officer has been convicted on nine counts of arson and fraud. He will be sentenced in February.

Here Are 10 More MD Laws Going Into Effect On Oct. 1, 2025

From immigration rights to cannabis reforms, these laws affecting Marylanders go into effect on Oct. 1.

Rosedale House Explosion Caused By Homeowner Who Left For Jamaica: Reports

A Baltimore County home explosion was intentional, officials said. The homeowner disconnected his gas line and went to Jamaica, reports said.

Deadly Listeria Outbreak Linked To MD Walmart, Trader Joe’s Products

Eating food contaminated with Listeria can lead to a serious infection, with symptoms ranging from headache to fever and muscle aches.

Ancient Egyptian Artifact Smuggled Into US Was Destined For Edgewater: DOJ

Ancient Egyptian artifacts were seized by customs agents. At least one was heading to Edgewater. See a photo of a smuggled statue worth $6 million.

Monkton Man Charged With Stabbing Wife Asked Police 'What Happened?': Reports

A Monkton man accused of fatally stabbing his wife asked police, "What happened?" He must undergo a mental competency exam, reports said.

Government Shutdown: What To Know In Maryland

The federal government shutdown stung Maryland particularly hard. Here's what to know.

• Federal Government Shuts Down: See How MD Senators Voted
• Services, Programs Available To Federal Workers Facing Unemployment
• Financial Tips For MD Federal Workers Affected By Government Shutdown
• Here's What You Can, Can't Do In DMV During The Government Shutdown

More Top Headlines

• Former DMV Principal, Olympian Arrested By ICE: Reports
• Fatal Shooting Over TV Remote Leads To Prison Sentence For Roommate
• Inmate Death In MD Prison Under Investigation
• Ledgewood Skate Park Reopens After Complete Overhaul
• Driver Located After Fatal Hit-And-Run In Wheaton
• Parkville Elementary Schooler Writes Threatening Statements: Principal
• Man Sentenced In Strangulation, Assault Of Female Victim
• Rabid Raccoon Discovered In Forest Hill
• Suspicious Death Under Investigation In Sparks Glencoe: Police
• Dog Killed In House Fire That Caused $120K Damage
• 13 Residents Displaced After Vehicle Slams Into House: Reports
• House Blaze Kills Woman, Injures Firefighter In Western MD: Officials
• Barn Fire Kills Horses, Injures People In Westminster: Officials
• Bomb Threat Over, All-Clear Given At Towson University
• 'Stormy' Winter Ahead For Millions: What That Means For MD

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