Mosby Indicted, Man In Chimney, Free At-Home Tests: MD Top News

MARYLAND — Among the top stories this week on Maryland Patches were the federal indictment of Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby, a groundbreaking surgery in a Maryland hospital, $1 million Powerball winner and a fire that caused $500,000 in damage.

Here are some of the most-read stories on Maryland Patches this week:

• Teen Charged With Killing Mom, 8-Year-Old Brother In Prince George's County: Police

• Maryland Man Receives Heart From Genetically Altered Pig

• Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Indicted

• State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby: 'I Am Innocent'

• MD To Offer Free Masks + Testing Ramps Up After Record COVID-19 Hospitalizations

• Petition For Virtual Learning At HCPSS Nears 10K Signatures

• National Aquarium To Require Guest Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination

• Anne Arundel COVID Mask Mandate Criticism Draws County Exec Reply

• Baltimore Mourns Loss Of Officer Keona Holley At Funeral

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• $1 Million Powerball Sold At Rockville Store

• Gun Trace Task Force Report Released After 2-Year Investigation

• Man Stuck In Chimney May Face Charges In Silver Spring

• 1 Dead After Baltimore County Barricade Near Perry Hall: Report

• House Collapses After $500K Harford County Blaze: Fire Marshal

• Davidsonville Driver Sentenced For Attempted Murder Of Teen

• Insurance To Cover At-Home COVID Tests: How To Get Them In MD

• Police Looking For Family Of Gaithersburg Woman Found Dead

• Nurse Faces Prison Time For Illegally Prescribing Oxycodone

• How To Get MD COVID-19 Vaccination Card Online

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This article originally appeared on the Baltimore Patch