USPS Connect Service Launches In Maryland, D.C.
USPS Connect, a service the U.S. Postal Service says offers faster local, regional and national delivery for businesses, has launched in Maryland and Washington D.C., the postal service said.
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USPS Connect, a service the U.S. Postal Service says offers faster local, regional and national delivery for businesses, has launched in Maryland and Washington D.C., the postal service said.
Baltimore has seen several shootings across the city since Friday.
Racing officials in California, where Baffert is based, have said they will honor the suspension if it is upheld.
Investigators believe he was shot on the 2500 block of Llewelyn Avenue in East Baltimore
The bill, sponsored by Sen. Jill Carter, is based on recommendations from a state panel.
The food hall is looking for a coffee, breakfast or all-day-cafe concept that doesn't duplicate other offerings there, like Amano Taco or Creole Soul.
Two roads, Glyndale Court and Glyndon Drive, were temporarily closed, police said.
The organization hopes to raise millions to bring Baltimore a permanent urban dirt bike park in a bid to keep bikers from run-ins with the law.
The victim was identified as a 29-year-old man from Washington, D.C.
The Coast Guard has said officials have not yet determined what caused the Ever Forward to run aground.
Country star Dierks Bentley says a "bunch of friends, ice cold beer and good Country music is just about all you need for a perfect summer," and that will no doubt be the desired effect when the singer brings his "Beers On Me" tour to Merriweather Post Pavilion in July.
Kevin Willard is taking over as Maryland's basketball coach after a dozen seasons at Seton Hall.
Maury Povich is the longest-running daytime talk show host in TV history.
A Silver Spring man was charged in a Parkville shooting that happened last week, police said.
The Maryland Department of Health is donating 50 portable ventilators to the Paul Chester Children's Hope Foundation, a nonprofit helping to treat children and adults who have been wounded during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday.
