4 Accused Rapists Released On Bond: Patch PM

Share-worthy stories from the Maryland Patch network to talk about tonight:

4 Boys Accused In Football Hazing Scandal Released On Bond

Damascus High School football players accused of raping teammates are being charged as adults.

North Baltimore Street Begins To Buckle: Reports

Cars were moved and residents are on alert in a section of Charles Village.

GM To Close White Marsh Plant

The closure comes as GM announces five facilities will shutter.

Severn Man Seriously Hurt In Annapolis Shooting: Police

Police said the gunshot wound victim was found in a parking lot.

Maryland Comptroller Creates Local Business Award

Nominations for the new Cornerstone Award are open until Dec. 31.

1 Maryland ZIP Code Among Most Expensive In U.S.: PropertyShark

PropertyShark lists the nation's 100 most expensive ZIP codes, and one in Maryland made the cut.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Thefts Ruin Woman's Night On The Town: Annapolis Police
• Crews Rescued Dozens From Flooding In Montgomery County
• Recognize This Woman? There's a Reward For Info: Harford Sheriff
• Major Metro Shutdown On Yellow Line Starts Nov. 26
• Prices Reduced On 10 Maryland Dream Homes
• Anne Arundel Firefighters Douse 3 Thanksgiving Weekend Blazes
• Best Christmas Lights In Maryland: Where Are They?
• Gaithersburg Passenger Ejected From Car Has Died
• Traffic Alert: Lane Switch On MD 175 At Fort Meade
• Baltimore Social Worker Publishes Novel About Inner-City Life
• Medical Emergency May Have Preceded Crash Near Middle River: BCPD

Across America

• Oprah Winfrey's Mother, Vernita Lee, Dies At 83
• Deadly Camp Fire In Northern California Fully Contained
• On GivingTuesday, Beware Of Bogus Charities
• 'Nazi Salute' Protected By First Amendment, Wisconsin Officials Say
• Pro-Trump Vandals Damage DC Book Box Named For Michelle Obama

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