Anne Arundel Targets Raccoons For Rabies Vaccine
The Anne Arundel County Department of Health will start deploying bait containing a rabies vaccine for raccoons.
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The Anne Arundel County Department of Health will start deploying bait containing a rabies vaccine for raccoons.
For the first time this year, a person in the Baltimore area has West Nile virus. Now health officials have issued a warning about mosquito-borne illnesses.
Born with a rare birth defect, five-year-old Hailey Dawson threw all her challenges out the door as she tossed the ceremonial first pitch at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford says Maryland's housing chief's comments about seeking to limit liability of landlords in lead paint cases are "ridiculous."
For the first time this year, mosquitoes in Maryland have tested positive for the West Nile virus. Health officials say more are expected. Now they're taking action to try and prevent people getting sick.
The Baltimore County Department of Health is investigating a possibly isolated case of measles.
A firm that has an option on part of the old Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. plant hopes to establish a medical marijuana indoor growing and processing operation there.
The first specialty clinic for medical marijuana opened in Annapolis in June and has seen more than 100 prospective patients -- even though the Maryland Medical Cannabis Program isn't expected to be operational for another year.
Rep. Donna Edwards is scheduled to attend an event that will highlight an initiative aimed at improving the ability of schools to provide healthy meals to school children.
Days after Governor Larry Hogan showcases his new look online, he is talking about his health.
Howard County lawmakers are hoping to limit where vaping is allowed.
Federal prosecutors say a medical device manufacturer has agreed to pay the U.S. $13.5 million over allegations of false claims for the company's devices.
They've been surrounded by controversy, but drones could soon save lives, thanks to a new study by a Johns Hopkins doctor. The impact could be worldwide.
A Baltimore County boy makes history, becoming the first child in the world to have a double hand transplant.
It's devastated poultry operations in the Midwest and now avian influenza has a very strong chance of making it here to Maryland.
