Here's Where You Can Find A Cooling Center In Maryland
A number of cooling centers are opening in parts of Maryland due to prolonged excessive heat.
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A number of cooling centers are opening in parts of Maryland due to prolonged excessive heat.
RAGÚ is recalling a variety of pasta sauce flavors because the sauce may contain fragments of plastic.
A code orange air quality alert was issued for the Baltimore metro region for Friday, July 19.
People who forget to look at the bottom number in a blood pressure reading may want to check again. When uncontrolled, both measures of blood pressure can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, according to a study published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Doctors have long known about a link between diabetes and an increased risk of heart failure, but a new paper suggests the link is significantly stronger in women than in men.
As temperatures rise this week, so does the risk of heat-related illness.
Two people have died due to heat in Maryland this week, bringing the total heat-related fatalities in the state this year to four.
A Canadian exotic meat company is recalling ground bison after 21 people in seven states were infected with strains of E. coli, US federal agencies announced Wednesday.
Eight different kinds of imported fish cake products are being recalled due to the possibility they were contaminated by undeclared allergens.
Hummus products sold nationwide under 11 different brands are being recalled due to possible listeria concerns.
Americans will need to cut their average consumption of beef by about 40% and Europeans by 22%, for the world to continue to feed the 10 billion people expected to live on this planet in 2050, according to a new report.
Heat index values could reach 105 degrees Friday and 105 to 100 degrees in the Baltimore area Saturday.
Effective immediately, family planning clinics that are funded by taxpayers must stop referring women for abortions, the Trump administration said Monday.
A new study from Wallethub ranks Baltimore the fourth most stressed city in the country.
Strict firearm legislation could be the answer to a disturbing increase in gun deaths among young people, according to a new study.