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For the second consecutive day, the jury-- weighing what damages should be awarded to a Maryland businessman for an unnecessary medical procedure-- sent out a note saying that it could not come to a unanimous verdict.
New numbers show 73,000 Marylanders will be dropped from their health insurance policies. Notices have started going out to those people because their plans don't meet the minimum standards of the Affordable Care Act.
Still no verdict from the jury weighing what damages should be awarded to a Maryland businessman for an unnecessary medical procedure.
One area medical center has set out this weekend to help you be proactive this flu season. MedStar Franklin Square vaccinated more than 2,000 people in their annual drive-through.
Millions of dollars are at stake, and now, it's all in the hands of a Baltimore County jury. It is the same jury that earlier found Dr. Mark Midei performed an unnecessary stent procedure on Maryland businessman, Glenn Weinberg.
In a stunning new development, WJZ learns there may be as many as 9,000 victims of a Johns Hopkins gynecologist accused of secretly videotaping his patients during exams.
A beautiful smile can be a costly thing. But for the city's only high school with a dental program, healthy smiles are free of charge.
Higher taxes in Maryland may actually be saving lives. Health advocates announced the state cigarette tax is stopping people from smoking and now, they want to hike the tax even higher.
Some cancer survivors get in the spirit of Halloween by trick-or-treating at the State House in Annapolis.
Intense criticism and calls for action continue in Washington over problems with the government's healthcare website.
A national panel of experts is calling for action after taking a closer look at concussions in young athletes.
Congress targets Health & Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. They want to know when she found out healthcare.gov had major problems and who she told.
Fiery exchange. Heated words as members of Congress grilled a government official about the failures of the Affordable Care Act website---this as more Marylanders try to sign up for health insurance.
Students from West Virginia, Virginia and Maryland are going to the White House to meet First Lady Michelle Obama and help spread the word about healthy eating.
Worcester County health officials say a family dog in Snow Hill has tested positive for rabies.
