Police: Crime at 20-year low
By: LUKE BROADWATER
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Judge orders Hatfill search warrant made public
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Columbia woman shot by Howard officer pleads guilty to assault
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Sun begins layoffs; union challenges reorganization
By: G.M CORRIGAN
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Report: Hundreds of maltreated kids may be without help
By: JAIME MALARKEY
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