No Butts About It: Local Hospital To Stop Hiring Smokers
Not hiring smokers. In an unusual move, a local hospital says it will no longer hire people who light up.
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Not hiring smokers. In an unusual move, a local hospital says it will no longer hire people who light up.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore will ban smoking on its grounds.
Anne Arundel County police are now armed to not only protect but to save lives. It's called Narcan and it's used to reverse a heroin overdose---but is it effective in the war on drugs and crime?
Playing hard on the field could cause some young players to end up with concussions. This weekend, the Ravens are making sure some young players understand the dangers.
Health officials are warning people to avoid the water near a pier in Lake Ogleton after high bacteria levels were found there.
Even if you're huffing and puffing through your morning run, you might not be working out as hard as you think.
According to a new study, young women who eat less red meat may have a lower risk of developing breast cancer later in life.
It's been almost five months since the Columbia mall shooting that resulted in the deaths of two people and the gunman. The investigation revealed the suspect did have mental health issues.
The day a baby is delivered is one the parents will remember forever--but for some, the day turns even more stressful because their newborn has to be rushed to Neo-Natal Intensive Care.
Keeping your home too clean may lead to asthma and allergy complications later in life for children
It's a story that's raising eyebrows across the country. A scathing audit of the VA nationwide reveals thousands of vets waited months just to get doctor's appointments, including veterans right here in Baltimore.
Worse than we knew. A scathing audit of the VA nationwide reveals thousands of vets waited months just to get a doctor's appointment--including veterans right here in Baltimore. The widespread problems included a cover-up with records falsified to hide the problem.
It's not always easy for parents to get honest answers from their teens. But a new statewide study is offering new insight into what they're doing and thinking.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown's bid to become Maryland's next governor has received wide backing from federal, state and local Maryland political leaders, as well as a long list of endorsements from a variety of organizations.
Taking them out before they bite. That's what's going on right now in Maryland marshes as the state wages war on mosquitoes.
