Application for broadband access opens for Marylanders in need
Through the program, $400 million in funding has been dedicated to address broadband access in unserved and underserved communities.
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Through the program, $400 million in funding has been dedicated to address broadband access in unserved and underserved communities.
The assessment comes just days before a meeting in Washington of the Chesapeake Bay Executive Council, a high-powered consortium.
The announcement, made Thursday, shows the e-commerce behemoth is taking a less conservative approach to its holiday planning than Walmart.
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene.
A Baltimore man was recently arrested for coaxing squeegee workers into his truck and taking them to a home in West Baltimore and shooting them, according to charging documents obtained by WJZ.
Officials said 48-year-old Anthony Hopkins Sr., from Harwood, was shot by police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call on Sept. 17.
Housing officials and a Baltimore City Council member are describing a new tool to address vacant and abandoned properties as a "game-changer."
The HeBros are successful Black and Jewish businessmen who like to golf, but make sure their relationship with each other is deeper than the sport.
Since Tuesday, there's been several shootings and at least one murder.
President Joe Biden will be taking a visit to Hagerstown, Maryland on Friday.
Officials with the Environmental Protection Agency say they are not on track to meet their pollution reduction goals as planned.
A fourth round of American Rescue Plan Act grants will be distributed to Baltimore nonprofit organizations focused on community development, including affordable housing, youth services, small business support and arts and culture.
City Council President Nick Mosby delayed a vote to assess the value of the city's conduit system until after Election Day, rebuffing Mayor Brandon Scott's desire to enlist a contractor to determine how it could be monetized.
The key findings of the study were released Wednesday before the Board of Estimates.
Two Maryland cities are ranked in the top 50 places to live, according to Money.com.
