Uber Brings Puppy Love To Baltimore Businesses
It's one of the biggest games on television this weekend---and we are not talking about the Super Bowl. Puppy Bowl 11 is expected to bring in many viewers as dogs play their version of America's game.
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It's one of the biggest games on television this weekend---and we are not talking about the Super Bowl. Puppy Bowl 11 is expected to bring in many viewers as dogs play their version of America's game.
Maryland lawmakers are consider a bill that would allow workers to earn paid sick leave.
Whether you have celiac disease or you're just trying out a gluten-free diet, one pizza chain in Baltimore is now offering a gluten-free option.
The Baltimore County Department of Health is offering a free, two-hour training course on how to prevent and respond to certain drug overdoses.
Baltimore has been ranked the 16th healthiest city in America according to a report by Better Doctor.
A health warning. The extremely contagious measles virus is back. An outbreak that started at Disneyland is starting to sweep the country.
Flu shot fail. For the first time in ten years, health workers say this year's vaccine is the least effective. But doctors say getting the vaccine can still protect you.
Baltimore's health department is taking a unique approach to fighting HIV.
Flu shot effectiveness. Health experts say the flu vaccine has been one of the least effective in a decade.
With the potential to affect thousands, the recent outbreak of measles in the U.S. has placed a spotlight on a debate that's raged for years.
Health officials fear thousands may have been exposed to the measles at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure last month.
The Ebola outbreak continues to ravage West Africa. The death toll is now at more than 8,000. The US response to the victims continues.
A hospital in Hagerstown has imposed a quarantine to contain several patients infected with the influenza virus.
A Baltimore anesthesiologist who advised people on methods of suicide is appealing his Maryland medical license revocation.
The Baltimore City Health Department is declaring a "Code Blue" for the rest of the week because of the low temperatures expected.
