Maryland House Approves Recreational Marijuana Legislation
The House voted 96-34 for the constitutional amendment, sending it to the Senate.
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The House voted 96-34 for the constitutional amendment, sending it to the Senate.
Anne Arundel County police said they're prepared for "disturbances" at Arundel Mills Mall this weekend after receiving "credible information" an incident is planned similar to the one at Towson Town Center that led to brawls among young people.
TGIF -- ain't that the truth? And here's another truth: we lucked out today. Just take a look at social media. Or, like me, just look out your window. Here are some photos of the ice outside I took earlier today.
After waking up to a glaze of ice, we are drying out and temperatures are above freezing.
Maryland surpassed 1 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Friday as hospitalizations and positivity continue to fade, according to the latest data from the Maryland Department of Health.
This last weekend of February will be mainly dry and sunny conditions, along with a chilly Saturday but a much milder Sunday.
The sheriff's office said everyone involved in the crash is expected to be okay.
Mayor Brandon Scott said Thursday the city's indoor mask mandate will be lifted on March 1.
The Maryland Transportation Authority Board approved a customer assistance plan Thursday to help spread out video toll payments and establish a civil penalty grace period.
Parents who believe masks have contributed to social and developmental problems in their children have been pushing to get rid of mandatory masks.
Later on, as the sun sets and the energy from the low to the west powers in moisture from that direction, it will start to battle with that east flow and the result will be a mess over the area.
Representatives for the commercial real estate industry argue the new standards would be too costly for developers and that the changes are unrealistic to be accomplished on the timeline lawmakers have set.
The federal requirement for masks on public transportation remains unchanged so anyone on a school bus will still be required to wear a mask, the county said.
The Ukrainian community in Baltimore vowed to support their brothers and sisters who are under attack.
The B&O Railroad museum was granted $200,000 to build out a permanent exhibit highlighting the journeys to freedom.
