There might be a new chapter to add to that dog training book: How to teach your puppy to find your cell phone. The Maryland Department of Correction already uses cell phone sniffing pooches to keep ...

Currently, the Department of Corrections dogs rotate to each of its facilities, but officials hope to have a cell-phone-detection dog at each state prison by the end of next year, Pendergast said.

Buddy, a playful 1-year-old black lab, strikes fear into the hearts of Maryland’s most dangerous criminals. Dogs like Buddy are in demand worldwide with Maryland taking the lead in teaching law ...

For most, a cell phone is an innocuous device, but in the hands of a prisoner, it can be dangerous. The state has enlisted a four-legged detective to sniff out the problem. There have been reports ...

Friday afternoon in the Saratoga Springs Justice Court was shaping up to be a Mayberry kind of day for a small-town courtroom. Judge Keith Stoney was hearing a loose-dog case. Rango, a black-lab pupp ...