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Public health investigators say they used Facebook and other social media to find people potentially exposed to the rabies virus after a Maryland man died from the disease last year in a rare case of transmission through a transplanted organ.
Thirty-seven million dollars. That's how much the former owners of St. Joseph Medical Center have agreed to pay out in settlement to hundreds of patients who say they were given an unnecessary medical procedure there.
Outrage, anger and allegations. A group of activists claims animals are living in deplorable conditions at Baltimore County's animal shelter. Right now they are rallying, demanding change.
The House and Senate have reached a final agreement on plans to make medical marijuana more widely available.
Maryland's U.S. Attorney's Office says a woman has been indicted of charges of posing as a licensed physician's assistant, treating Medicaid patients and writing prescriptions.
Authorities in Fort Hood, Texas are trying to piece together what led an Iraq War veteran to kill three people and wound 16 others before taking his own life at an Army base in Texas.
Maryland auditors who examined the state's badly flawed health exchange website were given redacted documents to review and produced a report that is limited and provides an incomplete understanding of the development of the site, the state's legislative auditor wrote.
A Maryland board voted Tuesday to replace technology in the state's badly flawed health-exchange website instead of fixing its current system or partnering with the federal health care exchange.
Court documents show that settlements in two class-action lawsuits over unnecessary artery stents at a Towson hospital are awaiting court approval.
Hundreds of millions of dollars were invested into Maryland's problem-plagued health care website. Now state officials have announced an upgrade to the site--but it comes with a hefty price tag.
Marylanders are just hours away from the deadline to enroll in affordable health care. It was a busy weekend for the Maryland Health Connection.
Maryland public health officials are investigating the cause of nausea and vomiting that struck high school students aboard a bus returning to Uniontown, Pa., from Washington, D.C. over the weekend.
A House committee is preparing to take up a bill that would eliminate criminal charges for possessing small amounts of marijuana.
New numbers released this week show more and more children are being diagnosed with autism. It's 30 percent higher than it was two years ago.
There are just a few hours left to enroll in private health insurance through the Maryland Health Connection.
