Hopkins Brings Back Mask Mandate Amid Uptick In COVID-19 Cases
Johns Hopkins University is bringing back its indoor mask mandate after dozens of students tested positive for COVID-19 after spring break.
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Johns Hopkins University is bringing back its indoor mask mandate after dozens of students tested positive for COVID-19 after spring break.
One student was hurt Thursday in a fight that broke out at Patterson High School, Baltimore City Public Schools said.
Thursday is National Beer Day. And while a lot of good lines come to mind, we don't have enough time to unpack them. But it's also too good of a local subject not to highlight. We did just that at the now-legendary Heavy Seas brewery.
Baltimore City officials and Fulton Bank representatives on Thursday held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of a location in Federal Hill, the bank's fifth branch in Baltimore.
After a foggy and soggy start to our Thursday, we'll be dealing with off-and-on rain all day.
Johns Hopkins University announced Wednesday that it will temporarily reinstates a mask mandate after nearly 100 undergraduate students reported testing positive for COVID-19 following Spring Break.
Four people were shot—two of them killed—in less than five hours on Wednesday.
A disgraced former Baltimore detective has testified against his ex-partner in his corruption trial.
Two Anne Arundel County officers are being hailed as heroes after rescuing a family of four from a submerged car.
Mayor Scott will be joined by several local leaders to announce the new B'more Reconnects program.
Similar programs in other cities have given a small number of households a guaranteed income of $500-$1,000 a month over 18-24 months.
Baltimore students held a peaceful demonstration on North Charles Street to show their support for the people of Ukraine on Wednesday.
A 7-year-old boy was critically injured when he was hit by a car while waiting for a school bus Wednesday morning, police in Maryland said.
The sun occasionally peeked out from behind the clouds on Wednesday after a solid night of rain.
The Postal Service Reform Act, which enjoyed a rare wave of bipartisan support in the House and Senate, bolsters an agency that is "as essential as it ever was," President Biden said before signing the legislation.
